RubyBlunt can be described in many ways, from a comfy pair of stylish old boots to a perfect mellow sunset or an agreeable warm hug.

A duo with lilting rhythms, bustling upbeat swagger and engaging performances.

Ruby is Raye Alford on vocals, accompanied on guitar and vocals by Blunt, Dave McGrath, together they take you on a soulful musical journey to where eclectic musical taste and clever melodic re-workings collide.

Bringing a measured dose of inspirational tunes from the past, balanced with sweet sounding present day vibes, and a tidy mix of originals, RubyBlunt’s mixed buffet of cool sounds and blended tempo’s has something to please everyone, they will get your toes tapping, your smile toothy and leave you yearning for more.

An unforgettable afternoon of authentic folk-rock awaits you with Nana's Pie, the Sunshine Coast's favorite trio! Experience their emotional songwriting mixed with their infectious energy.

Sandy Louise is a Newcastle based singer songwriter, with 3 full length albums released sharing her own individual style full of strong captivating vocals and lyrics that you will feel stay with you.

Sandy is the regional coordinator in Newcastle with The Australian Songwriters Association and runs open mics for songwriters.

Sandy released her third album Blue Skies Open Eyes in March of 2020 followed by 5 singles, Recorded and produced by Bill Chambers with her latest album ‘Live For Today’ releasing this November 2023.

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Craft Music presents

FELICITY URQUHART & JOSH CUNNINGHAM

with Special Guest - Genevieve Chadwick

Two voices. One heart. Zero pretence. Raw, real, and ridiculously good, the music born of this unique pairing has been described as “folksy country” but in truth, it cannot be contained within a simple genre description.

The highly recognisable guitar work of Josh Cunningham has been a defining element to the sound of iconic Australian band The Waifs for over three decades, whilst over the same time span, Felicity Urquhart developed a voice and style that must be experienced to be believed as she summited the pinnacle of Australian country music. 

Not content to stay in their ‘folk rock royalty’ or ‘queen of country’ lanes, the couple simply make the music of their hearts, creating the category defying sound that inspires joy and stirs the soul. 

Already ARIA-nominated (The Song Club) and three times Golden Guitar winners (Birdsong), these legends aren’t resting on their laurels - they’re writing the next chapter. Catch fresh tracks from their upcoming album, plus the songs you already love as you join them on a musical journey that’s fiery and full of heart, where past and present harmonise, and every note tells a story. Don’t miss it.

Local fave Jake Cook is back for your listening pleasure with his catchy acoustic blues, roots and rock tunes, a mix of originals and covers.

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Clare Bowditch - What Was Left – Regional Tour

$60 + booking fee // Event is 18+ only

Twenty years ago, Melbourne's indie-darling, a young Clare Bowditch surprised even her own parents by scooping the coveted 'Best Female Artist ARIA' thanks to her breakthrough album ‘What Was Left’.

Recorded in the back shed with her then boyfriend, producer and drummer Marty Brown just one year after they welcomed their first child, ‘What Was Left’ stands as an extraordinarily anomaly; a stunningly instrumented, profoundly intimate, cheeky, rebellious, heart-breaking, uplifting, and now uniquely beloved time-capsule of  emotions and topics the majority of pop songs did their darndest to avoid, like grief and motherhood. Full of longing and passion, encouragement and cynicism,

In late 2025, to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the seminal work that first brought the name Clare Bowditch into our orbit, join her for a run of regional shows. 

This is your perfect chance to be up-close and in person with one of Australias most entertaining story-tellers, to feel the warmth, hear the untold stories, and re-experience the songs from ‘What Was Left’. It will also be your first chance in a long time to hear Clare's new and yet to be released work, which some believe to be 'her finest yet'

To mark this special occasion, ‘What Was Left’ will also be available for the very first time ever on Vinyl.

Featuring the legendary artwork of Kat MacLeod, on beautiful white vinyl with full lyrics, and the limited edition ep “Loose Acoustic One Takes” that was a bonus disk with the initial CD release.

The success of ‘What Was Left’ marked the beginning of what has been Clare's genuinely anomalous twenty year career as an artist and story-teller spanning acting, broadcasting, community advocacy and the penning of a best-selling memoir. Mostly, she says, she was just raising kids and pets and trying not to 'fuck it up'. You can hear all about it when you come to the shows.

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Frente will be touring regionally throughout September/October in trio format (including ace of keys, Sophie Koh), playing our greatest hits and misses. We can't wait to see all of you ordinary angels on (accidently) a street near you!

Dillion James specialises in starting the party with his New Orleans piano grooves, funky Hammond Organ, and raw honest vocals. Influenced heavily by the pioneers of blues piano & Hammond organ, Dillion's powerful stage presence makes an instant impact.

Dillion released his full-length album ‘HEAVY KEYS’ in 2024. It reached #1 on the Australian Blues and Roots Airplay Charts. In January 2025, the album was still in the top 20, 12 months after its release. Heavy Keys was co-produced with

his string shredding older brother 8 Ball Aitken, who also co-wrote four of the new songs.

‘HEAVY KEYS’ features Melbourne drumming legend John Watson behind the kit and Mississippi based saxophone legend ‘Buddy Leach’ (long-time member of George Thorogood & The Destroyers) who played most of the sax on the recording. A hand-picked cast of Brisbane’s finest blues musicians also played on the album.

Over the last twenty years of gigging on the festival and blues circuit, Dillion has re-birthed an energetic sound that encapsulates the tone of an earlier era.

His self-taught keyboard technique binds melody and rhythm together, and like a real bluesman, has paid his dues performing and perfecting his craft on the road and at the late-night gigs.

Dillion James won the 2010 BASEQ blues performer of the year award. Either with his own band, or as a session musician, Dillion has tickled the ivories on many of the biggest stages in Australian blues music. He has played at Byron Bluesfest, Blues on Broadbeach, Woodford Festival, Mitchell Creek Rock & Blues Festival and many more.

Sunshine Coast indie-folk duo Long Way Home craft captivating soundtracks for life that invite the listener into the most profound moments of their lives. Whether it’s people, places, times, love, loss and all in between, Long Way Home draws on the natural beauty of their hometown to expertly bring their tales to life with honesty and creative flair. 

Just a few short months after announcing the duo, Long Way Home has gone on to perform in sold out shows supporting Kim Churchill, Nana's Pie and other local artists, as well as playing assorted festivals like Rockhampton River Festival and Festuri. 

Rich vocals, sincere lyrics, intricate guitar, dramatic but light-hearted piano, and a driving kick drum urge audiences to connect with their music, tugging on heartstrings and pushing feet to tap and hands to clap.

Bennett Brown has been a Flow Bar regular for more than 10 years now and has evolved as a musician along the way. Covering a wide range of artists, including the likes of Bob Dylan, Ben Harper, and The Beatles he'll sure to have you humming along. Along with these covers, he plays some of his originals that connect to his Folk, Blues and Country background. He loves playing to a home crowd and is excited to be returning to Flow Bar.

JøshjøsH is an independent singer-songwriter and producer based in Sydney's Northern Beaches. His music explores the depths of the human experience, weaving together infectious hooks and lush sonic landscapes inspired by the coastal surroundings and surf culture that define his environment.

Later this year, JøshjøsH will unveil his debut EP titled Ikigai.

The record, a collaborative effort with longtime friend and creative force Nathan Sheehy (known for his work with Dz Death Rays, Creo, and Birds of Tokyo), showcases their combined talents in songwriting, production, recording, and mixing.

JøshjøsH brings his unique blend of introspective lyricism and coastal vibes to Flow Bar in the new year.

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Jayne Denham is a seven-time Golden Guitar nominee and one of Australia's most admired country rock performers, known for delivering electrifying live shows that match the grit and fire of her chart-topping hits. Her performances have lit up major festivals like CMC Rocks and Groundwater CMF, with Country Town magazine declaring her “a bonafide rockstar on stage.” With five No. 1 singles, six Top 10 hits, and three No. 1 videos on CMT—including “Car Trouble” and “Addicted to the Diesel”—Jayne’s music commands attention. Her albums WANTED and MOONSHINE both debuted at No. 1 on the ARIA Australian Country Album Chart, showcasing her signature blend of country rock with bold storytelling and untamed energy.