After ten years of drought and two years of severe flooding, the small communities of the Riverina have suffered a battering. In true rural spirit Fanny Lumsden and her Glorious band have decided to leave the city streets behind and throw a series of old fashioned country hoe-downs in Halls in flood affected towns of the Riverina.
Fanny and her band will be playing at Tallimba Hall on Friday the 27th April, at Ganmain Hall on Saturday the 28th April and at Boree Creek Hall on Sunday the 29th April.
A competition is being run in each area for a local singer-songwriter or band, 25 years and under to play at each of the gigs. All they need to do is send in a recording or a youtube clip and the reason they think they should play in 250 words to fanny.lumsden@gmail.com by 5pm Wednesday the 18th of April.
GUESS WHAT!!
Emma is the local singer who will be performing at the Ganmain Concert on Saturday night!!
All money raised will go to Blaze-Aid which you may remember was set up after the devastating Victorian bushfires a few years ago to help farmers get their fences re-built. Well, after the recent floods in our area, Blaze-Aid is restoring farm fences washed away.
All money raised will go to Blaze-Aid which you may remember was set up after the devastating Victorian bushfires a few years ago to help farmers get their fences re-built. Well, after the recent floods in our area, Blaze-Aid is restoring farm fences washed away.
1 comment:
So pleased for you with your daughter singing. Hope it all goes well, sounds like a blast.
Julia
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