Lukai is an eclectic 4-piece group who sounds like they just came out of the ocean, picked up their instruments and walked out on stage. Their indie folk music is a cruisy paddle through an ocean of songs, where rolling swells rise and fall like waves, drums crash, and keys and bass shimmer like sunlight on the surface. Join us on a journey where each song is a current pulling you further out to sea — sometimes smooth, sometimes wild, always a ride. Lukai creates tides.

Terry Grant, known to his fans as Tezza, has been a beloved figure on the Mid North Coast music scene for an impressive 40 years.

With a career that has spanned decades, he has adorned countless stages in clubs, pubs, and private functions, captivating audiences with his vibrant performances. Tezza is renowned for his audience-friendly repertoire which showcases an eclectic mix of classic hits and favorites that resonate with music lovers of all ages.

His set list effortlessly transitions from the soulful sounds of The Eagles to the gritty rock energy of The Angels, ensuring that there’s something for everyone to enjoy.

Not only does Tezza pay homage to legendary international artists like Elvis Presley and Elton John, but he also skill fully navigates through the rich sounds of country, embodying the spirit of icons such as Alan Jackson and Glen Campbell.

His ability to blend various genres creates an engaging atmosphere that invites participation and sing-alongs, forging a strong connection with his audience.

Whether it's a lively pub, an intimate private gathering, or a bustling club, Tezza brings joy and a sense of nostalgia to every performance, proving time and again why he remains a treasured
performer on the Mid North Coast.

With a musical journey that spans four decades, Tezza continues to entertain, connect, and inspire with the timeless power of music

Lily Hallawell is an indie-folk/pop Artist based in Melbourne, known for her captivating stage presence and deeply heartfelt storytelling.

Her raw and powerful performances have earned her a dedicated fanbase, with over 90,000 collective streams across platforms.

With only two singles released, Lily Hallawell is currently in the process of recording her debut album, with an upcoming tour later in the year. Her music has already been recognized with a grant from Music NSW

ACCOMPANIED BY A BAND OF SESSION MUSICIANS FOR LIVE PERFORMANCES

With tours and years of writing and recording under her belt, Lily Hallawell is ready to get back out, and share her new material.

The Mid North Coast’s NEWEST and HOTTEST Band, Luella Deville is set to hit Flow Bar for their second gig! Be prepared for a mix of covers and originals!

Tim Easton & Brea Burns Long Weekend Shows at The Flow Bar
No stranger to the Flow Bar, acclaimed American songwriter and troubadour Tim Easton visits Old Bar again bringing with him a body of work that has defined contemporary roots music for more than two decades. Blurring the lines between folk, blues, and rock & roll, Easton writes with unflinching honesty, his songs shaped by years of travel, countless live performances, and an enduring respect for tradition. Whether intimate acoustic ballads or hard-driving anthems, Easton’s music delivers the kind of authenticity and soul that resonates across generations.
Joining him is Arizona’s own Brea Burns, this desert honky-tonk Queen occupies a space and time of a bygone era and one that is yet to come. Her music is deeply rooted in the Arizona and California rock influenced country sound of the 1950’s and 1960’s with a healthy dab of 80’s cow punk rhythm and attitude for good measure. Her live shows are wild, her lyrics are irreverent, and her hair is as flawless as it is big.
Together, Easton and Burns promise the audience at The Flow Bar two unforgettable afternoons of live music where world-class storytelling meets honky-tonk firepower—2 days of grit, heart, and country soul.
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Tim Easton & Brea Burns Long Weekend Shows at The Flow Bar
No stranger to the Flow Bar, acclaimed American songwriter and troubadour Tim Easton visits Old Bar again bringing with him a body of work that has defined contemporary roots music for more than two decades. Blurring the lines between folk, blues, and rock & roll, Easton writes with unflinching honesty, his songs shaped by years of travel, countless live performances, and an enduring respect for tradition. Whether intimate acoustic ballads or hard-driving anthems, Easton’s music delivers the kind of authenticity and soul that resonates across generations.
Joining him is Arizona’s own Brea Burns, this desert honky-tonk Queen occupies a space and time of a bygone era and one that is yet to come. Her music is deeply rooted in the Arizona and California rock influenced country sound of the 1950’s and 1960’s with a healthy dab of 80’s cow punk rhythm and attitude for good measure. Her live shows are wild, her lyrics are irreverent, and her hair is as flawless as it is big.
Together, Easton and Burns promise the audience at The Flow Bar two unforgettable afternoons of live music where world-class storytelling meets honky-tonk firepower—2 days of grit, heart, and country soul.
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Free Entry

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.

A free entry show at Flow bar over lunch - 12:30 start

Tom Harrington’s debut album ‘Barely the Same’ is finally here and is touring around the whole of Australia to celebrate! A new beginning built of lessons learnt the hard way.Tom has lived in his van the past 3 years carving out a reputable place in the Australian music scene, supporting acts like Boy & Bear, Ziggy Alberts, The Dreggs, Kim Churchill, Felipe Baldomir, Bears Den (UK) & Steph Strings and left footprints on the stages of Byron Bluesfest, Gympie Music Muster and Airlie Beach Music FestivalHis lyrics wander through themes of longing, love, and beauty of the natural world, wrapped in melodies that feel like they’ve been passed down through generations. With a sound that tips its hat to trad folk and dips its toes into coastal country, Tom is just as at home serenading a backyard of rug-goers as he is lighting up a festival stage. Either way, the crowd ends up swaying like trees in a summer breeze.

Craig Atkins is a songwriter and performer based in Adelaide SA (Kuarna Country) with 15 years experience touring across the country with his earthy sound and style flowing through various styles of Roots, Blues, Folk & Alt Country with his set up consisting of various Acoustic Guitars, Lap Slide, Cigar Box Guitars, Yidaki (Didgeridoos), Harmonica and Foot Percussion.

 

With songwriting influences such as Paul Kelly, Joe Purdy, Harry Manx, Xavier Rudd and Tyler Childers to name but a few, Craig's songs take you on a ride from chilled finger-picking folk stories, to delta slide blues, through to rollicking folkin/ country foot tappers and stomping jumping roots and DidgeriBlues, with lyrical content covering his experiences and observations of life, love and loss and the world we all live in.  

With 6 self produced studio recordings and countless Interstate tours and festival appearances, including; International Blues Challenge (Memphis TN, USA), Agnes Water Blues, Roots & Rock Festival (QLD), Pt Noarlunga Blues Festival (SA), Paynesville Music Festival (VIC), Bendigo Blues & Roots Festival (Vic), Fleurieu Folk Festival (SA), Mitchell Creek Rock & Blues (QLD), Nannup Music Festival (WA), Nukara Music Festival (WA), Tamworth Country Music Festival (NSW), Bendigo Blues & Roots Festival (VIC), Nimbin Roots Festival (NSW),  Ocean Street World Festival (QLD), Byron Bay Guitar Festival (NSW), and supports for Steve Kilbey (The Church) and Donovan Frankenreiter (USA) to name a few, Craig Atkins is a passionate and honest musician that should not be missed when he next tours to your part of the country.

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Introducing the band called Brothers

Formed in January 2025 on a cold night in Memphis Tennessee when three Australian bluesmen and two Mississippians spent 6 hours at the famed Sun Studio and recorded a glorious new album

Frank Sultana is the winner of the 2023 Memphis International Blues Challenge and a multi award winning artist

Nathan Beretta began as part of the successful band Blue Eyes Cry and has since had even more success as a solo and duo artist

Dan Sullivan is one of the premier blues harmonica players in the country and has led his own band Tomcat Playground for close to a decade.

Together they are a real force…

The album Introducing Vintage Sounds In Modern Blues by the band called Brothers will be out in January and the band will be touring the country to support its release

Dan Webster and Emily Lawler hail from York, UK, and in 2026 will once again be bringing to Eastern Australia their unique blend of English folk music fused with Americana (‘Anglicana’, it has been called!). After their first two Australian tours saw their formidable live performances captivate a growing number of folkies and country fans alike, Dan and Emily are feeling increasingly at home here and cannot wait to be back again! Much of Dan's original songwriting connects to his family heritage (a long line of Yorkshire fishermen), masterfully spinning stories into contemporary folk songs that are undeniably tinged with notes of the Americana, country, and bluegrass musics he grew up listening to. Whether an introspective ballad or upbeat festival dance tunes, Dan's distinctive warm and powerful vocals interlaced with Emily's dexterous meld of celtic- and country- style fiddle playing mesmerises a multigenerational, multi-genre audience. A favourite of the UK festival circuit playing major shows at Green Man, Shambala, Kendall Calling, and Maverick festivals, Dan has been booked for both festival headline slots and to open for acts such as The Levellers and Turin Brakes. Dan's duo partner Emily Lawler has been performing with him for about 7 years, bringing to his music beautiful harmonies and some of the very finest fiddle playing. Having previously led the Suffolk Youth Orchestra, she has more recently studied a Master's degree in Community Music and immersed herself in the worlds of folk and country musics, playing in the UK line-up of Lachlan Bryan and the Wildes, with Colin Lillie at Tamworth Country Music Festival 2023, and Riley Catherall and The Weeping Willows on their UK tours. A fine singer, writer, and guitarist in her own right, her music has captivated audiences and won praise across the UK and Australia.

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Steve Poltz has fun on stage. Steve Poltz has fun off stage. Every show has its own vibe. Raucous, joyous, improvisational and always strange. Stellar guitar work and songs that will have you smiling one minute and crying the next. Born in Halifax Nova Scotia Canada, raised in Southern California and now living in Nashville Tennessee, Steve Poltz has toured Australia over 20 times and is a master of improvisational songwriting and works without a set list to be free to react instantly to the mood of a room. After over a dozen albums, he’s still creatively firing on all cylinders and critically acclaimed by the likes of Rolling Stone, Associated Press, Billboard, and many more. He also thinks he's an attorney for dogs but that's a whole different story. Catch him while you can. He's elusive like Bigfoot

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With Special Guests to be announced… Meg Washington is a platinum-selling, award-winning, and genre-defying singer-songwriter who fluently weaves the worlds of jazz, pop, folk and musical theatre together. At the heart of Meg’s latest album “GEM”, is this tour's namesake “Natural Beauty” - a concept that stemmed from challenging the role of an artist in society, and bringing her own world of truth and beauty to the surface. “It took a long time to write. It’s the only piano song on the album, and is written as a sort of list of various complaints I have about being an artist inside a capitalistic world. I never imagined I would use ‘superannuation’ as a lyric, but the songs always find a way to startle me”. On her Natural Beauty Tour, Meg brings her unforgettable show to an extensive list of some of Australia’s most beautiful and remote locations. Solo, Meg’s shows are an intimate, captivating spell. Alone at the piano, the soaring melodies and lyrical poetry of her songwriting are laid bare, as Meg makes her way through a selection of songs from her impressive five-album catalog. Each night is truly unique, with a setlist often chosen according to the special, connected moment that is shared between artist and audience. “I grew up singing in jazz clubs, so these intimate solo shows feel so right to me. I love to improvise, and these shows are the perfect chance.” A rare opportunity to hear Meg’s electrifying voice up close and to experience one of Australia’s best musicians in a never-to-be repeated live performance

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After reminding fans and media nationwide why they fell in love with his songs and antics on his widely successful Awake Is The New Sleep 20th Anniversary Tour, Ben Lee is back with a string of 40 regional dates in 2026. “Being out on the road just for the sake of it is what it’s all about” he says “anniversaries are nice, but the road is where it happens. Night after night, sweaty, a little chaotic, unpredictable. Hand to hand combat”. He winks. See you out on the road!