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thevillagefestival.org.au 2018 Program
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MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER FOR WELCOME TO THE TOURISM INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT 2018 FESTIVAL
Welcome to the Capricorn This year is a momentous one organisations will be supplemented Coast for The CQUniversity for the Village Festival. We by sponsorship from a number of Village Festival. have signed a three-year well-known local businesses. Memorandum of Understanding Much loved venues such as the Now in its sixteenth year, this (MoU) with CQUniversity Queen Street Community Hall and event is central Queensland’s who will continue as naming The Strand will be joined by Keppel premier music, arts and cultural Bay Sailing Club to host a variety celebration. rights sponsor until 2021. The assurance of ongoing financial of entertainment throughout the Over the three festival days you backing from such a respected weekend, giving attendees more will experience a vibrant mix of regional organisation helps the choice. On behalf of the Board, music, performing arts, workshops Festival Board to plan better I am most grateful for this level of support as it demonstrates the and food, overlooking stunning for the future, and will facilitate Keppel Bay. recognition of the Festival in the life Congratulations to the event greater involvement of the of the Capricorn Coast. Events like The CQUniversity organisers and all involved in University and its students in Our aim, in concert with all who Village Festival are vital to the ensuring the delivery of this Festival activities. support the Festival, is to make it state’s tourism industry and help great event experience in the The Festival’s other major sponsors a “bucket list event in a bucket list attract visitors, boost the state’s Capricorn region. remain Livingstone Shire Council destination”. So come along and economy, support local jobs and If you’re visiting, I encourage – who have approved a very soak in the vibes and if you have foster community pride. you to stay on and explore this welcome two-year funding family or friends interstate, tell them agreement - and the State The Palaszczuk Government beautiful region. all about it. Most importantly, have Government, through Tourism and is proud to support this event a great time! The Hon Kate Jones MP Events Queensland’s Destination through Tourism and Events Minister for Tourism Industry Development Events Program. Importantly, Phil Henry Queensland’s Destination Events the contributions of these two Chair, Village Festival Board Program. CQUniversity A MESSAGE FROM THE VICE CHANCELLOR Once again I am delighted that CQUniversity at Yeppoon Town Hall over the Festival will be the naming rights sponsor of the weekend this year. Village Festival. In fact, we are so proud of the way our staff and students have become But most importantly, I am proud of what part of the festival that I recently announced CQUniversity’s support means for the local CQUniversity will remain naming rights performers, musicians and artists in the sponsor of the CQUniversity Village Festival region. The CQUniversity Village Festival through to 2021. stage is our region’s premier showcase of established and emerging local artists This is great news for the Festival – it gives alike. The CQUniversity Village Festival the organisers surety and confidence to do is an incubator of local talent, and it some really bold, longer-term planning. forms a major part of our region’s cultural infrastructure. It is also great for CQUniversity, as it lets us find even new ways to add more to the festival. I hope you will all enjoy the 2018 CQUniversity Already our students perform on stage and Village Festival as much as I will. volunteer behind the scenes, our graduates deliver key aspects of the festival (such as the amazing Amanda Hock who launches the Festival with her Red Foot Cabaret Theatre 2.0 production), and even key items from the CQUniversity Art Collection are on exhibition Scott Bowman The Black Sorrows THE BLACK SORROWS CONTINUE TO BE ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S MOST ENDURING TOURING BANDS AND A FESTIVAL FAVOURITE.
Having earnt a reputation as a dynamic Sorrows really took flight releasing multi- live act, there is a level of accessibility to platinum sellers Hold On To Me, Harley & The Black Sorrows that can also appeal to Rose and The Chosen Ones. the newest of fan. At the helm, Joe Camilleri Membership in The Black Sorrows has steers the band through an energetic always been loose and fluid with Camilleri interplay of solid grooves and well-crafted being the only constant. In keeping with songs that mix those well-worn ingredients Joe’s desire to continually move forward, of blues, soul, R&B, gospel, country and the latest incarnation of The Black Sorrows even Brill Building pop. Spontaneous is - Claude Carranza (guitar/vocals), (forget set lists) and emotionally driven, Mark Gray (bass/vocals), John McAll Joe ensures that no two performances are (keyboards/vocals) and Angus Burchall ever the same. Camilleri’s mantra is simple (drums). “we come to play and leave the audience feeling exhilarated”. As a member of Jo Jo Zep and The Falcons, Joe was inducted into the ARIA And play they do… Joe Camilleri and Hall of Fame in 2007. In 2014 Joe Camilleri The Black Sorrows backed up their late celebrated 50 years in the music business. 2016 sixty date national tour promoting The release of the highly acclaimed album The Sorrows’ 18th album release Faithful Certified Blue peaked at #2 in the ARIA Satellite with a 2017 summer tour then Jazz and Blues Chart and remained in the shows in the UK and Europe. chart for over 40 weeks. Camilleri launched The Black Sorrows, a The Black Sorrows have won the ARIA for loose band of like-minded musicians, in Best Band, played sell-out shows across 1984 following the demise of his seminal Europe and sold more than two million JOE CAMILLERI AND THE band Jo Jo Zep and The Falcons the year BLACK SORROWSAT albums worldwide. before. From humble beginnings playing PERFORMING inner-city cafes around Melbourne and Writer of milestone Australian songs such YEPPOON FORESHORE selling albums from the boot of a car, as So Young, Hit And Run, Shape I’m In, August 11 Camilleri transformed the band into one Hold On To Me, Harley and Rose, Chained Saturday of the most sophisticated ensembles in To The Wheel, Never Let Me Go and The the country. The independently released Chosen Ones, Joe Camilleri’s music has album Dear Children, represented a become part of Australian music culture. turning point once CBS/Sony stepped in Camilleri has shown fans and critics alike with a world-wide deal. When radio picked that he is a performer with an undeniable up the classic track, Mystified, The Black energy and love of it all. Welcome to the Capricorn Coast
Livingstone Shire Council is once Council is proud to continue to support again delighted to support this local artists, musicians and performers through various events and grants, while year’s CQUniversity Village continuing to gather ideas to advance Festival as it offers up another the establishment of a dedicated arts fantastic smorgasbord of unique and culture precinct in Yeppoon. music, arts and culture for the The Capricorn Coast Region has community to enjoy. become a vibrant and flourishing community hub and Council will Council is dedicated to making the continue to work positively with residents Capricorn Coast Region the place to to realise our full potential as a region, live, work, invest and raise a family, and to ensure a thriving, bright and with hugely popular events like Village prosperous future for Festival, the community is abuzz with generations to come. excitement.
Attractions such as the award-winning Keppel Kraken and recently-completed Yeppoon Lagoon Precinct and skate park as part of the Yeppoon Foreshore and Town Centre Revitalisation Project, are putting our piece of paradise on the national stage and transforming our region into a premier coastal destination for residents and tourists. Ella Hooper NO SLOWING DOWN THIS KILLER CAREER Best known as a singer songwriter, Ella streaming. Ella is the youngest person and Hooper’s career has developed from the the first woman to have received APRA’s rock of Killing Heidi, who brought a new Songwriter of the Year Award. edge to classic Australian music. Ella has Ella is involved with many other creative been celebrating 20 years of Killing Heidi ventures, including the alternative folk with brother Jesse all throughout 2017. band ‘The Verses’, and her solo career that Releasing ‘Reflector’ digitally, this reignited seen her release two EP’s ‘Venom’ and the hype for everyone’s beloved band. ‘New Magic’. These follow on from her first Ella’s career is showing no signs of slowing solo record ‘In Tongues’. down, and although Ella is originally from Being a multi-media talent, Ella has regular country Victoria, her music has reached an appearances on radio and television. ABC international level. Within Australia, she has (television and radio), and channel 10’s The played many of the major festivals, such Project. On top of this, Ella performs her hits as Big Day Out, Queenscliff Music Festival, for much-loved Australian shows, including Festival of Voices and many more. On top The Morning Show, and she proudly of this, she has been impressively received captained the re-boot of Australia’s internationally, performing in Europe, Asia favourite comedy quiz, Spicks and Specks. and the United States. She has done two killer performances on ELLA HOOPER AT Ella has won five Arias and written several top RockWiz, singing Divinyls ‘Pleasure and PERFORMING ten hits including a number one album and Pain’, and a duet with Dan Sultan, both YEPPOON FORESHORE single. Reflector, Ella’s first album, released RocKwiz classics. Ella has hosted regional when she was just 17, has multi-platinum music TV show ‘Radar’, and online shows August 11 status with singles including ‘Weir’ and ‘The Backyard Jam’ and Telstra’s music Saturday ‘Mascara’ being available for international program ‘The Road To Discovery’. Venues 2 Normanby St , Yeppoon thestrandyeppoon.com.au QUEEN STREET COMMUNITY HALL The Queen Street Community Hall will return as a favourite Festival venue again this year THE STRAND with a strong music program, more mulled wine and great The Strand Hotel has supported the Festival as a sponsor since homemade eats. Miss Eileen the event moved to the Yeppoon Foreshore three years ago. and King Lear, a brother/sister www.queenstreethall.org As a venue perfectly positioned adjacent to the Foreshore, duo hailing from Melbourne 29 Queen St , Yeppoon The Strand has run a strong complementary music program will set the vibe as the main across the three days of the Festival and last year hosted act on both Friday and Saturday nights. Mixing rock, folk, pop, Deborah Conway for the VIP Gala event. As the place to be and laden with strong harmonies, they have created a unique after the main stage closes, the Strand will again this year sound that complements their dynamic personalities and we open its beer garden, modern pub area and upstairs viewing can’t wait for you to hear them! deck to host performances.
KEPPEL BAY SAILING CLUB Keppel Bay Sailing Club (KBSC) are a not for profit organisation that is devoted to supporting the local community through employment, local spend, traineeships, community contributions and sponsorship. KBSC operate from three venues, The Clubhouse, The Spinnaker and Krackers Bar & Grill, with two of these venues located along the Yeppoon Foreshore. Make sure you visit for some of the great 15 James St , Yeppoon entertainment lined up across the Festival weekend. whiskyeppoon.com.au WHISK As one of our new venues, Whisk is bringing something different and definitely very classy to this year’s Festival. Positioned on James Street and known for great tapas, coffee and specialty donuts, Whisk is a hive of activity having proven itself popular with locals. On the Friday night of the Festival, be Anzac Parade , Yeppoon whisked away with a perfectly themed soiree - a three course www.kbsc.com.au Tapas & Dessert with wine and beer - under the stars. This will be a ticketed event with a portion of the proceeds donated to a local charity. Enquiries to Whisk on Facebook or in-store. THE FOOD & DRINKS ALL WEEKEND! Queen Street Hall Curries, Cakes, Slices, Chai, Mulled Wine, Bar FRIDAY 10th Aug SATURDAY 11th Aug street theatre Friday Chai Lounge from 5.30 - 11.00pm Hall Yoga from 9.00 - 10:30am BEAMAN PARK 5.30pm Rustic Gypsies 9.00am Sacred Sounds: Yoga, live music, relaxation & chanting YEPPO ON • CAPRICORN COAST ENCHANTED FOREST 6.30pm Kristin Hannaford – Spoken Word Hall Workshops from 11am - 1pm 10 - 12 AUGUST 2 018 7.00pm Ben Brady Guitar Workshop with Tim Gaze 8.00pm Karl S Williams Art with Karl S Williams friday night theatre show 9.00pm Miss Eileen and King Lear Driftwood Art Space with Cath Carter PROGRAM 10.00pm Relic Live Music from 1.00 - 11.00pm ART EXHIBITIONS 1.00pm Local Young Musicians: RIDES & AMUSEMENTS Mia Michaels & Family, Justified Faith with Jordan & Zac TIMETABLE MARKET STALLS 2.00pm “Graham’s Allsorts” - Graham Channells and friends *This program correct at time of printing. 3.00pm Capricorn Gospel Choir No accuracy can be guaranteed post 6 July 2018. 3.30pm Gypsy Jazz Cafe The Strand 4.30pm Kate Mahood 5.00pm Will Hearn FRIDAY 10th Aug 6.00pm TnD 7.00pm Off with the Fairies Yeppoon Foreshore 6.00pm Casey Marie 8.00pm Jesse Morris Band Keppel Bay Sailing Club 7.00pm Hayley Marsten th 9.00pm Miss Eileen and King Lear SATURDAY 11 Aug 8.00pm Innocent Eve th 10.00pm Saltwater Citizens 10.00am Opening FRIDAY 10 Aug 9.00pm Goodnight Skrub 10.30am Justine Clarke It Takes A Village (To Raise An Artist) at The Bilge Bar 10.00pm Tia Gostelow 11.30am Mr Percival A FREE casual evening of local artists & local beef 11.00pm The Natural Culture From 1.00pm dishes. LIVE MUSIC INCLUDES: Sophie Rose, Denvah Weathered 5.00pm th Yeppoon Town Hall 2.00pm Karl S Williams Baker-Moller, The Elf’n’Stone Band, and Weathered SATURDAY 11 Aug 3.00pm The Natural Culture th 1.00pm Sophie Rose FRIDAY 10th Aug 4.00pm Bearfoot SATURDAY 11 Aug 2.00pm Casey Marie Theatre from 7.00 - 11.00pm 5.00pm Tia Gostelow Jam Sesh at The Spinnaker 3.00pm Ashwin Acharya Ensemble LOCK&HOCK PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS RedFoot Cabaret 6.00pm Ella Hooper FREE LIVE MUSIC INCLUDES: Jesse Morris Band, 4.00pm Pub Choir From 12pm Rattlesnake, and Tim Gaze & Rough Diamonds with Special Guests Justine Clarke & Darren Percival 7.30pm Joe Camilleri & The Black Sorrows 5.00pm Innocent Eve FEATURING The Short Fall VIP Event at the Clubhouse 6.00pm Goodnight Skrub CQUNIVERSITY ART EXHIBITION ALL WEEKEND! th TICKETS AVAILABLE AT thevillagefestival.org.au Motherlove SUNDAY 12 Aug From COCKTAIL EVENT includes meet & greet with 7.00pm 10.00am Festival Schools Program 5.00pm Joe Camilleri plus entertainment by Colin Lillie, 9.00pm The Short Fall with canapés & drinks Darren Percival th 3.00pm supported by the Central Queensland SUNDAY 12 Aug Conservatorium of Music th Vue SUNDAY 12 Aug 12.00pm Ben Brady th Bush Poet’s Breakfast at the Clubhouse 1.00pm TnD SATURDAY 11 Aug A morning with Bob Pacey in the restaurant with 2.00pm Alley Katz From 8am a buffet breakfast. TICKETS: $15 adults, $10 kids 9pm Weathered 3.00pm Karl S Williams Arts By The Sea from 9.00am 4.00pm Round Mountain Girls LIVE PAINTING with Jet James including a display From 9am of his work + LIVE MUSIC by Casey Marie FIND YOUR PERFECT NEXT! RIDES IN THE PARK! Renowned for perfect sunny winter weather, the The Festival is family friendly. If you need a break away from Capricorn Coast and its Yeppoon Foreshore is full of the main stage, or need to stretch those legs, remember to surprises. The ‘to do’ list is endless! If you are keen to wander down towards Beaman Park in the Yeppoon CBD. Rides venture out beyond the Festival, its market stalls and its and amusements , great eateries and specialty retailers will be performance venues, make sure you check out waiting for you! www.capricornholidays.com.au and ‘explore Capricorn’. From great bushwalks to seaside lookouts, to the rainforests of Byfield, historic Rockhampton city and ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY Island escapes thirty minutes from our doorstep, you’ve DID YOU KNOW? One of the pillars underpinning the Festival’s never been so spoilt for choice! direction is environmental responsibility. Our stallholders are asked to avoid single use plastic packaging and our festival patrons are encouraged to avoid unnecessary packaging (eg. plastic straws), and to refill and reuse. Water refilling stations and bubblers will be available throughout the Festival precinct so please make sure you bring your reusable water bottles and keep cups with you! Most importantly, please bin your rubbish and use the right bin! Red for general waste, yellow for recyclables. If you have food scraps, consider bringing a container and taking it home to compost. FIND YOUR PERFECT NEXT EVENT
WOODFORD FOLK FESTIVAL | 27 DEC – 1 JAN
What is it that makes Queensland’s calendar of fabulous festivals so unbeatable? Perhaps it’s the balmy, year round warm weather. It could be the world-class entertainment precincts, performance lawns and state-of-the-art venues. Maybe it’s the eclectic mix of local and international acts who flock to perform here. From food to flowers, ballet to blues, Queensland’s festival scene has all your favourites covered.
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SOUTHERN SUNSHINE COAST THE WHITSUNDAYS QUEENSLAND COUNTRY Gympie Airlie Beach Toowoomba Music Muster Festival of Music Carnival of Flowers 23 – 26 Aug 9 – 11 Nov 21 – 30 Sep
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Sailing Club Keppel Bay YEPPOON FORESHORE STAGE Yeppoon Main Beach Main Yeppoon LIVE MUSIC Rosslyn Bay Marina transfers from Keppel Islands CQUniversity Art Exhibition WORKS BY SOME OF AUSTRALIA’S LEADING ARTISTS SHOWCASED BY CQUNIVERSITY
Art lovers will find that Yeppoon Town Hall is worth a visit during the CQUniversity Village Festival and beyond. Some of the gems of the CQUniversity Art Collection will be showcased in an exhibition, which will be launched in tandem with the Festival’s RedFoot Cabaret: Best of the Fest event, on the evening of Friday 10 August. CQUniversity Art Curator Sue Smith says some of Australia’s leading artists will be represented in the Village Festival exhibition, which continues for a month. “The CQUniversity exhibition will feature the works of prominent Australian artists such as Pro Hart, but also feature leading local artists such as Cecilie Bolton, Jet James and Susan Head,” Ms Smith says.
What Art Exhibition (of key items from CQUniversity Art Curator Sue Smith the CQUniversity Art Collection), Yeppoon Town Hall Foyer with a Pro Hart painting Where she will be featuring in the exhibition directed by CQUniversity Art (Level 1), 25 Normanby Street at Yeppoon Town Hall. Curator, Sue Smith When Launches Friday 10 Aug and Admission FREE to the public runs through to early Sept FREE TO ALL & MEMBERS OF Artists Installations THE PUBLIC The Festival has partnered with some great artists again this year to provide opportunities for both the community to participate in, and experience visual and interpretive art.
SEE IT AT YEPPOON FORESHORE 77 SPECIES WITH AMBER COUNTRYMAN An installation that will provoke thought around the issues of marine debris is Amber Countryman’s creative aim Main Beach for this year’s Festival. Wander from the Foreshore to the beach at low tide during Saturday or Sunday to take in Amber’s masterpiece which has been a community effort with the Yeppoon Men’s Shed helping with the woodwork and painting, North Keppel Island Environmental Education Centre providing most of the marine debris and a small army of volunteers to carry the load. As a well-established, local environmental artist, Amber attempts to highlight the significance of our natural environment through her art and furthermore make statements of what our modern lifestyles and practices are having on our living world. By reducing the amount of waste destined for landfill and transforming it into something beautiful, she feels ethically responsible for her artistic urges and simultaneously hopes to influence consumerist desire and hold accountable the ‘powers that be’.
DISCS TO DISCO BALLS WITH HELEN KAVANAGH SEE IT AT Helen Kavanagh is a local artist who will bring to the Festival a lot of sparkle! As a passionate advocate for the environment and concerned by the detrimental impact of our throw-away society, Helen is embarking on an art project that will BEAMAN PARK encourage the community to reflect on their waste behaviours. ‘Discs to Disco Balls’ will see Helen reusing compact discs to create reflective disco balls, and to bring a little more magic to the Enchanted Forest. Helen hopes that her project will raise awareness and encourage others to use objects that are about to be discarded, for a second purpose.
THE ENCHANTED FOREST WITH KATE SCHLICK This project, funded by Livingstone Shire Council’s Placemaking Initiative, is a wire art installation where participants can freely express their inner sense of belonging, creating oversized wire sculptures to transform the landscape of Beaman Park. SEE IT AT Local artists and members of the community, including students from Yeppoon State High School, St Brendan’s and St Ursula’s Colleges have created wondrous pieces which will become a centrepiece in the Yeppoon CBD leading up to and during the BEAMAN Festival. Led by Kate Schlick through the Hey there Happiness initiative, the creation and installation aims ignite passions and PARK inspire confidence through bold creation of large scale flowers, dragonflies etc… everything that an enchanted forest needs! PERFORMING AT YEPPOON FORESHORE Theatre Highlights Saturday August 11
PERFORMING DARREN AT YEPPOON PERCIVAL TOWN HALL Mr.Percival is back with his unique Friday August 10 solo vocal looping swagger and soulful voice like molten velvet.
Weaving in and out of a cappella magic with music from his original REDFOOT CABARET: albums his live performances are spontaneous vocalisation meets BEST OF THE FEST abundant sonic bliss.
What do you get when you mix an American Diva, a French Mr.Percival brings love to the table where there are no Drunk, an Italian Bartender and a German Entrepreneur? boundaries, no brakes and at times no limits to the joyfulness ...Lock&Hock Productions’ RedFoot Cabaret! propelling the audience into a frenzy.
Join this absurd crew aboard their gypsy wagon and go for Music, Magic And Mayhem – Art For The Ears – A Very an eclectic ride of music, red wine and laughs. Naughty Boy – these quotes resonate within the cyber walls of the google machine. Tickets $50 + GST Includes Dinner & Drink on Arrival One man can make a difference in this world especially now On sale at villagefestival.org.au (booking fees apply) that the science is in and the word is out – singing is good for our health, it exercises our hearts, our brains and our spirits. Event proudly catered by: Club of Capricorn Coast
Something for the Kids JUSTINE CLARKE Justine Clarke has spent more than three extraordinary decades in song and screen, and today is one of the most recognised and trusted faces on the Australian entertainment landscape: best-selling children’s singer, accomplished jazz chanteuse, internationally acclaimed film star, seasoned stage actor, and constant, reassuring presence on daytime TV institution, “Play School”.
In her 11 years with Big Ted, Jemima and the rest of the iconic Playschool cast, Justine has become a household name, beloved by children and adults alike. With a true passion for connecting with her audience, telling stories and igniting passions, Justine has continued to broaden the horizons of the singalong children’s song. PERFORMING AT YEPPOON FORESHORE Following on from the success of Jay Laga’aia’s appearance at last year’s festival, and with Justine delivering such an impressive resume of performances in Australian popular culture, attendees are certain to get excited Saturday about her inclusion in the program. August 11 THE 2 018 Festival PROUDLY SUPPORTED BY
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