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SECOND LINE MUSIC
Promoting contemporary,
acoustic, folk, roots and world music
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| RESERVED
SEATING: $25 (+b/f) |
A RESERVED SEAT
is highly recommended for this show!
Here's how it works:
1. Purchase your Reserved Seat tickets using
The Spotted Mallard online ticketing system.
2. Then email The Spotted Mallard on reservations@spottedmallard.com
and let them know what time you will arrive, where
you would like to sit, and how many will be sitting
at your table.
TABLE RESERVATIONS
Gather friends and family and make up a table with
reserved seating. Table bookings typically range
in size from 2 people right through to 10-12. Once
you have purchased your Reserved Seat tickets, simply
email the Spotted Mallard to make your table reservation.
Book early for the best seats! |
| GENERAL
ADMISSION: $20 (+b/f) |
| General Admission ticket
holders cannot reserve their seating or reserve
a table. However, any seating that remains after
all Reserved Seating has been allocated, can be
taken by General Admission ticket holders on a first-come
first-serve basis on the night. |
| MEALS
BEFORE THE SHOW |
| The Spotted Mallard is
a brilliant place to have a meal. Whether you have
a Reserved Seat or General Admission Ticket, you
can order a meal before the show from The Spotted
Mallard dinner menu. |
 TROUBLE
IN THE KITCHEN
20th Anniversary Show!
 WITH
CAT & CLINT
Thursday December 14, 2017, 8.00pm
The Spotted Mallard,
314 Sydney Rd, Brunswick.
ONLY MELBOURNE SHOW!
Pre-Sale: Reserved Seats $25 (+b/f)
Pre-sale: General Admission $20 (+b/f)
On the night: $25 at the door
Doors and Dinner: 6.00pm - Showtime: 8.00pm
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Come and celebrate the 20th Anniversary
of Trouble In The Kitchen - Australia's Premier Traditional
Irish Band.
They are in Melbourne to record their much anticipated
3rd album, and we have grabbed them while they are here
for this special 20th Anniversary show!
 Trouble
in the Kitchen have earned a reputation as world class
performers of traditional Irish music. They have succeeded
in beautifully weaving together classic Irish traditional
music with original material and a strong dose of music
from the Australian-Irish tradition, and in doing so their
sound has developed a distinctive, innovative twist.
Ado Barker (fiddle, vocals); Kate Burke
(guitar, vocals), Benno Stephenson (Flute, Bodhrán)
and Joe Ferguson (Irish Bouzouki).
Ol' Timey favourites Cat & Clint will be opening
what will be one of the shows of the year! The Spotted
Mallard will once again be the place to be!
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SOME SAMPLES OF WHAT WE ARE IN STORE FOR!
Recorded at Open Studio, September 9, 2017
CLICK
HERE to play
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ADO BARKER - Fiddle, Vocals
Having been swept into the tunes as an unsuspecting
youngster, Ado has earned a reputation as one of
the finest Irish fiddle players Australia has produced.
In recent years Ado has made something of a second
home in Ennis, Co. Clare, and his time in Ireland
has given him the opportunity to soak in the music
of some sublime traditional musicians. An accomplished
performer, and the winner of the inaugural Chris
Wendt award at the National Folk Festival in 1998,
he is never more at home than in the thick of a
lively session. He is also an experienced teacher
of traditional music, and has taught extended workshops
at events such as Ceol Aneas in New Zealand, the
Easter School at the National Folk Festival and
at the Turning Wave Irish festival. Along with co-conspirator
Benno Stephenson, he was joint recipient of the
National Library of Australia Folk Fellowship, the
product of which was their award-winning album Undertones:
Irish music from Australia. |
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KATE BURKE - Guitar, Vocals
Kate is an exquisite singer and a powerful and imaginative
guitarist, and provides much of the backbone to
Trouble’s distinctive sound. Vocal duo Kate
Burke & Ruth Hazleton have also recorded a number
of successful albums and regularly tour the UK and
Ireland, occasionally with legendary Irish singer
Andy Irvine. Kate is in demand as a session guitarist
and album producer, and has performed music for
film and television. She has a passion for community
music, and is the director of the Bega Valley Children's
Choir. An award-winning and highly-accomplished
songwriter, Kate's songs have been performed and
recorded by such artists as Muireann nic Amhlaoibh
(Danu) and Tolka. |
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BENNO STEPHENSON - Flute, Bodhrán
After humble beginnings bashing away at an old bodhrán
he found in his Mum’s garage, Benno has risen
to become one of Australia’s most sought-after
Irish musicians. He is much in demand as a recording
artist and has been a featured soloist on various
film & television projects, including the major
hollywood movie Australia. In 2000 he won the Declan
Affley memorial award for excellence in a young
performer at the National Folk Festival in Canberra,
which paid for his much-cherished Grinter flute.
Benno has also spent time living in Ireland, where
he was particularly influenced by the playing of
such flute legends as John Kelly & Kevin Ryan.
An extraordinarily versatile musician, Benno has
more recently gained a fierce reputation as one
of Australia's top guitar-backers for Irish music,
and has toured with the legendary Irish piper Paddy
Keenan. |
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JOE FERGUSON - Irish Bouzouki
Joe has been playing Irish music since 1991 and
has been an integral member of a number of Australian
Irish trad bands (the Tinkers, Reels on Wheels)
prior to joining Trouble in the Kitchen. Over time
this he has built an international reputation for
his subtle, driving and intricate bouzouki accompaniment
style. Joe has worked extensively as a music producer
& recording engineer, and is in high demand
as a live sound engineer. He has done the live sound
for many international acts such as Andy Irvine
& Paul Brady, Andy Irvine's Mozaik, Flook, Beoga,
Lunasa, Shooglenifty, Felpeyu & Grada; and has
spent an extended period as the live sound operator
for the internationally renowned Circus Oz. Over
the years Joe has also engineered many highly-acclaimed
CD's, for such acts as Andy Irvine’s Mozaik,
Circus Oz, the Perch Creek Family Jugband, Kate
Burke & Ruth Hazleton, Tolka, the Fagans, the
Tinkers & Trouble in the Kitchen amongst many
others. |
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CAT AND CLINT
Cat & Clint play Old Time, featuring sweet vocal
harmonies, clawhammer banjo and driving fiddle tunes.
Predominantly traditional Old Time music from the
Southern States of America, they mix it up with
a few original songs, a touch of blues and some
vintage country. Cat and Clint live in Blackwood,
VIC which is fast becoming one of the Bluegrass
and Old Time hot spots of Australia.
"Cat and Clint are in the top echelon of
Ol' Timey players and we love having them at the
festivals, not just for their concert performances
but also for their enthusiasm in joining, or leading,
any players session that is going. They are an important
part of the glue that holds any festival together."
-Andrew Patterson, Newstead Live! Music Festival |
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THE SPOTTED MALLARD IS THE PLACE TO BE!
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"THOSE
WHO FOLLOW THE BAND JUST TO ENJOY THE MUSIC ARE CALLED
THE SECOND LINE"
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SECOND LINE MUSIC
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Peter Leman
0409 976 214
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