Ash Grunwald and Nick Kipridis' History of Trees
One of Australia's greatest blues and roots performers, Ash Grunwald presents an evening of soulful music from his extensive back catalogue and most recent releases.
Venue: Dunstan Playhouse
Address: Adelaide Festival Centre, King William St, Adelaide SA 5000
Date: Saturday 17 July 2021
Time: 9:00pm
Ticket: PREMIUM Adult $59.00; A RESERVE Adult $49.00, Concession $45.00
Buy / Ticket: https://www.adelaideguitarfestival.com.au/events/ash-grunwald/
Web: https://www.adelaideguitarfestival.com.au/events/ash-grunwald/
Address: Adelaide Festival Centre, King William St, Adelaide SA 5000
Date: Saturday 17 July 2021
Time: 9:00pm
Ticket: PREMIUM Adult $59.00; A RESERVE Adult $49.00, Concession $45.00
Buy / Ticket: https://www.adelaideguitarfestival.com.au/events/ash-grunwald/
Web: https://www.adelaideguitarfestival.com.au/events/ash-grunwald/
With five ARIA Award nominations across nine studio albums, Grunwald's critically acclaimed latest record Mojo saw him tour internationally before releasing another record, Push The Blues Away, for a side project with The Teskey Brothers. In an exciting mix of electronica and classic blues sounds, witness a compelling troubadour at his best.
Audiences will also be treated to the debut of newly formed local band History of Trees when the band provides the support act for Grunwald's Adelaide Guitar Festival appearance.
After writing a surplus of songs that clashed with the style of his current bands, including award-winning group The Streamliners, renowned blues guitarist Nick Kipridis formed his latest side project to consolidate what he describes as a mongrel mix of new music.
Performing to a live audience for the first time, History of Trees will begin with gentle acoustic before building up to an electric maelstrom of compositions and improvisations.
Audiences will also be treated to the debut of newly formed local band History of Trees when the band provides the support act for Grunwald's Adelaide Guitar Festival appearance.
After writing a surplus of songs that clashed with the style of his current bands, including award-winning group The Streamliners, renowned blues guitarist Nick Kipridis formed his latest side project to consolidate what he describes as a mongrel mix of new music.
Performing to a live audience for the first time, History of Trees will begin with gentle acoustic before building up to an electric maelstrom of compositions and improvisations.