Felicity Urquhart has long been one of the best-loved and most decorated singer-songwriters in Australian song. In a career encompassing six studio albums she has netted eight Golden Guitars, an ARIA Award nomination for Best Country Album, four CMAA Australian CM Achiever Awards. With her stunning seventh studio album Frozen Rabbit set for release on April 26 2019, Felicity is set to add another unmissable and unforgettable chapter to her incredible story to date.
 A constant presence on Australian screens and airwaves, Urquhart has been a presenter on Channel 7’s Sydney Weekender plus the host of ABC Radio’s flagship country music variety show Saturday Night Country since 2010.

Touring with Felicity is Singer Songwriter Andrew Swift.

Andrew made a big first impression on the country music world when he performed as a Toyota Starmaker grand finalist in 2017. Despite not taking home the title of Starmaker, Swift has gone from strength to strength over the past couple of years with the release of his album 'Call Out For The Cavalry' debuting at #1 on the ARIA Australian Country Charts & singles taken from the album receiving national airplay a chart placements including 'Runaway Train', 'King of the Sky' & 'Fire & Ice' featuring Catherine Britt.

At the 2019 Golden Guitar Awards, the country music industry recognised his hard work and saw Swift take home the Golden Guitar Awards for Qantas New Talent of the Year & for Alternative Country Album of the Year.

150 min (includes interval)

Doors open at 7:30pm (music 8:00pm)

Bar from 7:00pm and at interval.

Tickets $35/$30

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Acoustic Blues master Lloyd Spiegel is proud to announce the release of his 10th album ‘Cut and Run’ and is headed out on a mammoth Australian tour to get people acquainted with the new tracks, and is not a s how to miss for those who love incredible guitar playing, great songs and the odd tall tale.

As Lloyd celebrates his 30th year on tour in 2019, he can’t recall a time before playing guitar. Picking up the instrument at age four, Lloyd played his first professional show at age ten and was touring the east coast of Australia at 12. By 16 he was on tour in the United States, cutting his teeth as a true travelling blues man.

Lloyd’s travels not only honed his craft, earned him a swag of awards and brought him to take counsel with the founding fathers of modern blues - it taught him the most important part of being a blues musician: connecting with everyday people. Lloyd has toured extensively throughout Australia, New Zealand, the United States, Canada, Europe and Japan, viewing himself as a social worker more than anything else - someone to help people forget about their worries for a few hours and put a smile on their face.

‘Cut and Run’ is the final part of an unexpected trilogy about personal redemption Lloyd didn’t even realise he was writing until it was finished. Where previous albums ‘Backroads’ and ‘This Time Tomorrow’ had Lloyd asking questions and begging forgiveness for the sins of his past, on ‘Cut and Run’ he has found the tenacity to face the next chapter of his life.

Special guest is Adelaide's multi-award winning Blues singer/songwriter, Cal Williams Jr. Cal combines the gentle fingerpicking of British Folk with the raw intensity of Delta Slide Blues to create a sound that is both intricate and powerful. Blues Blast Magazine, USA, said “Cal Williams Jr’s guitar work is impeccable under his gorgeous voice. A marvellous quilt of tones and textures from this masterful player” and Rhythms magazine said that “Cal’s gentle high tenor voice, delicate fingerpicking and snaky bottleneck fretwork evoke the sound of Mississippi John Hurt in his exceptional guitar playing”. 

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120 min (includes interval)

Doors open at 7:30pm (music 8:00pm)

Bar from 7:00pm and at interval.

Tickets $30/$25

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Multi-Aria Award Winner RUSSELL MORRIS with his band is returning to Trinity Sessions; we loved the last show and we guess that he did too! He will be showcasing his collection of iconic Australian songs and blues and roots music that pertain to some of the characters, events and moments in our rich tapestry of Australian history. Be quick to book this one as his last show sold out very quickly.
With a staggering 50 year career and counting, Russell Morris returns with his brand new album, Black And Blue Heart. The album is produced by the very highly regarded Nick DiDia (Bruce Springsteen, Pearl Jam, Powderfinger) alongside co-producer Bernard Fanning; Russell continues to find unique ways to challenge himself creatively.
This special intimate concert will see Russell and his band showcasing songs from the new album and the hits from his amazing career.

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Supporting Russell will be Adelaide's Cosmo Thundercat. With a captivating and emotive live show, the band has supported the likes of Gomez, Husky and British India.

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120 min (includes interval)

Doors open at 7:30pm (music 8:00pm)

Bar from 7:00pm and at interval.

Tickets $40

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In 20 years since his full-length solo debut, One Left Shoe, Steve Poltz blessed the world’s ears with thirteen solo records, spanning the acclaimed 2010 Dreamhouse and most recently, Shine On in 2019. NPR summed it up best, “Critics and fans alike now regard Poltz as a talented and prolific songwriter.” Trinity Sessions is excited to have Steve back again after his knock out show in 2018. Steve is playing one extended set (no interval and no support)
Evoking themes of “hope, love, contemplation, celebration of Wednesday, pharmacists, and the fact that windows are not inanimate objects and they sometimes have conversations with each other,” Shine On represents Steve at his most inspired and insightful. The opener and title track pairs a delicate vocal with lithely plucked acoustic strings as he urges everyone to, “Shine on, shine on.” Throughout over three decades in music, Steve Poltz did it all and more—often shared by way of his rockin’ countrified folk slices of sardonic Americana (hatched in Halifax). Of course, he co-wrote Jewel’s multiplatinum Hot 100-topping megahit “You Were Meant For Me,” but he also went on a whale watch with her and a few federales that turned into a drug bust. The two still share the story at every festival they play together. He made his bones as the frontman for underground legends The Rugburns, who burned rubber crisscrossing the continent on marathon tours and still pop up once in a while for the rare and quickly sold out reunion gig.
In the end, for everything you can call him “searcher, smartass, movie freak, lover of technology, news junkie, baseball fan to nth degree, lapsed catholic who still believes in god even though all his friends are atheists and think he’s an idiot, and maker of fun,” you might just call Steve that little light in the dark we all need in this day and age.

Or Nashville’s Canadian Jiminy Cricket… 
“I hope Shine On makes listeners smile and feel welcome, and they want to share it with their friends,” he leaves off. “Music means energy to me. All things. It connects us, makes us move, helps us relax, and inspires us to change things up.”

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100 min (NO INTERVAL)

Doors open at 7:30pm (music 8:00pm)

Bar from 7:00pm and at interval.

Tickets $40/$35

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110 min (inc interval)

Doors open at 7:30pm (music 8:15pm)

Bar from 7:00pm and at interval.

Tickets $45

Due to incredible demand Joe Camilleri and The Black Sorrows have announced a second show at The Trinity Sessions! This Sunday afternoon show will be the perfect complement to the SOLD OUT Friday night gig and a wonderful way to wind down your weekend.
One of Australia’s most prolific and enduringly popular bands, The Sorrows are renowned for their high-energy live shows, musicianship and infectious, rootsy rhythms. Get along to Trinity Sessions to hear Joe and the band showcase highlights of their latest album “Citizen John” along with a boot load of classic Camilleri and Sorrows hits guaranteed to keep your toes tapping.
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Formed in Melbourne in 1984 by Australian music icon Joe Camilleri, The Black Sorrows continue to be one of Australia’s most enduring touring bands, earning the reputation as a dynamic live act and festival favourite. Catch them in the unique venue that is Trinity Sessions in intimate concert mode. The Black Sorrows will be playing two sets with an interval - no support.
Frontman, Joe Camilleri steers the band through an infectious interplay of solid grooves that mixes blues, roots, old school R&B with flashes of jazz, country and Brill Building pop. Awarded “living legend” status by Rolling Stone, Joe Camilleri has kicked a staggering number of goals over his 50+ years in music as a singer, songwriter, musician, performer and producer. Camilleri launched The Black Sorrows as a loose band of like-minded musicians in 1984. So many of their songs have become radio staples like Chained to the Wheel, Harley & Rose and Hold On To Me and Stir It Up.

Joe Camilleri is considered one of the most genuinely talented figures in Australian music. As frontman of the seminal 70’s band, Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons, Joe was inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2007. Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons made their mark on the Australian music landscape with their unique blend of rock ‘ n’ roll, soulful sax and reggae rhythms with hits Shape I’m In, So Young and Hit and Run.

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110 min (inc interval)

Doors open at 4:30pm (music 5:00pm)

Bar from 4:00pm and at interval.

Tickets $45