All Our Exes Live in Texas are a fantasy draft of Australia’s finest singer-songwriters combining in four-part indie-folk harmony heaven. On mandolin, ukulele, accordion and guitar, the Exes are a powerhouse of charm and songwriting prowess.

Known as much for their side-splitting banter and feminist politics as their devastatingly beautiful harmonies, All Our Exes Live in Texas have had an impressive career to date. Since forming for an O Brother Where Art Thou? tribute show in 2013, they’ve circumnavigated Australia more times than they can count, playing sold-out headline tours and almost every festival the country has to offer. And they topped off 2017 by winning an ARIA for Best Blues & Roots Album.

No strangers to the Surf Coast after their Lorne FOPA artist residency in 2016, we are excited to be bringing the gals back for their final headline show before they take a well-earned break from touring. Anyone who has seen the Exes before knows what an amazing night this will be – so get in quick to secure your seat!

Special guest for the evening will be Jason Lowe, known and loved by many along the Surf Coast. More details soon…

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For assistance with planning your visit to Anglesea and to ensure you get the most from your stay on the spectacular Surf Coast, drop into the Torquay Visitor Centre (Surf City Plaza, Beach Road, Torquay; open 9am to 5pm, 7 days a week except Christmas Day, call 1300 614 219 or go to www.angleseaadventure.com.au

We’ve barely had time to grab a cuppa since our last huge weekend of music and we’re back to announce the next instalment in this year’s Sound Doctor program.

And so without further ado we bring you…

> Mission Songs Project on Friday 25 May
> An Evening with Tinpan Orange on Saturday 26 May

Find out more below. And remember our shows often sell out so you’ll want to get in quick to secure your tickets.

Continue reading More great music coming your way in May!

2018 is already racing away and before you know it, March will be here and with it the first of our Sound Doctor gigs for the year. Whether you’re a fan of powerhouse rock poetry or folk pop bliss, we’ve got two very different shows for your listening pleasure. But the big question is – have you got your tickets?

If the answer is no and you were hoping to catch Jen Cloher then you’re out of luck as all the tickets to her gig on Friday 23 March have been snapped up. If you were wanting to see Ainslie Wills, then there’s still time. Her show on Saturday 24 March still has tickets available – but not for long!

Ainslie Wills Sat March 24 2018
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With her beautifully crafted and honestly told stories, Ainslie Wills has gathered an army of lifelong converts at home and internationally. If you’re not one of the many you certainly will be after this stunning performer (with her key collaborator Lawrence Folvig) steals your heart. We’ll let her amazing voice do the talking.

We are super excited to announce that joining the line-up for An Evening with Ainslie Wills is singer-songwriter, folk raconteur Jordie Lane. When Jordie performs live his incredible voice and rhythmic guitar playing seem like they come from another place and another time, add to that his charming onstage presence and we’re in for a great show.

Check out a taste of what Jordie Lane sounds like live.

We’re excited to announce that Jordie Lane will be joining Ainslie Wills in Anglesea on Saturday 24 March. Tickets are onsale now at https://www.trybooking.com/TLNM. Only $35. It’s going to be awesome!

Melodic architect and soulful crooner Ainslie Wills headlines our second March gig with her stunning songs and genre bending mature pop bliss. Past Sound Doctor audiences will know just how amazing a beautiful voice can sound in the Hall – and this will be one of those experiences! Ainslie has played Falls Festival, WOMADelaide and Queenscliff Music Festival to name a few, and now she’s bringing her unfalteringly strong vocals and quietly profound lyricism matched with complex, thought-provoking melodies to our neck of the woods.

“She takes the listener through PJ Harvey, Jeff Buckley, St Vincent and Radiohead motifs then importantly emerges as a singular sound for a singular artist, heavy with verisimilitude.” Herald Sun

Ainslie Wills Sat March 24 2018
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