Two popular acts of 2009 The Mullum Music Festival return for a show at the Mullum Civic Hall together.

Tin Pan Orange are a unique sounding vessel that chugs through the waters of melodic virtue. Blending the soulful songwriting of Emily and Jesse Lubitz with wonderfully vived story telling, all the time incorporating the virtuosic musicianship of Alex Burkoy.

Mama Kin delivers her music with fire and soul. She's an old fashioned chanteuse, singing her stories while seductively stomping away to New Orleans soul and rhythm and blues.

After sell out shows at Woodford Folk Festival and a constantly growing fan base, Mr.Percival is returning to Mullumbimby Civic Hall for ONE NIGHT ONLY!

This is a very special event. To coincide with his Mothers 60th Birthday Celebrations. Mr.Percival has invited his younger brother Glen Percival to do the support set for this show featuring original songs from his own beautiful catalogue. As usual there will be a few surprises and that massive dose of Mr.Percival LOVE.

If you have been meaning to get to one of these shows don't miss out tonight. Mr.Percival is everything the critics have been raving about - 'Art for the ears'... 'Pure, simple fun'... 'The most original act in Australia today'... 'Innovative, abundant sonic bliss'...'
1000 voices in one man'...

“There are really only two great Australian soul and R&B singers: Renee Geyer and Tina Harrod…Harrod connects with the song more deeply than ordinary singers.” – Sydney Morning Herald

“The power of Nina Simone with the expression of Billie Holiday, yet Harrod’s individuality is never compromised.” – The Australian 2008

Lucie Thorne's release Black Across The Field has been named "Best Roots Album of 2009" in The Sydney Morning Herald, and has also made the cut in other 'Best Albums' lists in Rhythms Magazine, and Melbourne's Herald Sun. The album has also been included in the 2009 'Australian Music Prize' Long List.

"the Australian PJ Harvey... with the punch of Cat Power, and the wise words of Joni Mitchell" – Courier Mail

"This is one of the finest female vocal albums released by an Australian in the last few years". – Readings Monthly