Take a walk on the sunny side with the soulful, electric and intimate sonic accompaniment of Sunday Lemonade, Jacq Heart and Kealy Day.
Over the last 12 months, infectious, full-band-sound duo Sunday Lemonade has proven that they’re more than just a light refreshment. The pair have been named the ‘People’s Choice’ at Tamworth Country Music Festival 2024, supported the likes of 19Twenty, Sons of the East, Caravana Sun & The Little Quirks, and played Cobargo Folk, Moruya Blues & Roots and Yackandandah Folk festivals. Conjuring up a mix of heartfelt folk and powerful rock and roots that resonates deeply, Sunday Lemonade’s undeniable versatility and can-do attitude makes them stars in their own right.
Hailing from Crescent Head on the Mid North Coast, Jacq Heart is a genre-bending singer-songwriter who merges alt-folk and cinematic pop with soul-infused dance. Drawing on everything from 60s folk and 70s psychedelica to commanding modern electro pop, Jacq’s music is shaped by her love for the Australian landscape, expressed further through her extensive experience in dance, movement facilitation, and theatre.
Kealy Day is a singer-songwriter from the North Coast of NSW whose knack for songcraft runs deep. Born into a lineage of musicians, Day has spent decades honing in on his storytelling, the culmination of it manifesting through his debut album, “Left Unsaid”. The album is an amalgamation of eight years of writing, reflection and lived experience, serving as a poignant closing of one chapter spent working in renewables, and the opening of another as he returns to his first true love: music. Kealy Day translates his recorded intimacy into captivating live performances, marking him as an authentic and resonant voice demanding attention in the Australian music landscape.
Appearing:
• 17 Oct – The Lass Newcastle, / Awabakal (Free entry), joined by Georgie Winchester & Dani Ann
• 18 Oct – The Federal Hotel Bellingen / Gumbaynggirr (Free entry)
• 19 Oct – Jacko’s Bar, Yamba / Yaegl (Free entry)
