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News from Oz with Frank

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                        ThE ballaRaT blUEs FEsTIVal


    The Ballarat Blues Festival “Main Event” —brought to a rousing climax a weekend

    of blues situated in and around the various CBD venues in the historic city of Ballarat,
    Victoria over the weekend of August 22 to 24th.

    The event, now in its fourth year, is the brainchild of Musician John McNamara

    bringing together the cream of Australian Blues talents for a showcase with each
    group allotted a 20-minute set during the event.

    The  2025  “Main  Event”  lineup  kicked  off  with  Melbourne  based  quartet,

    Checkerboard Lounge (Shannon Bourne on guitar, Tim Neal, keyboards, Zoe Frater
    bass and drummer/ vocalist and group founder Carl Panuzzo.)

    The quartet’s high energy and soulful blend of blues jazz and funk proved a high

    energy start to the day.

    The Lloyd Spiegel Trio kept the momentum and the crowd going with a musical
    set showing the benefits of constant touring in Australia and North America.


    Lloyd’s band mates (Lisa Baird on trombone, and Tim Burnham drums) all bring a
    mastery of the blues to the fore, underpinned by Lloyd’s wizardry on his Cole Clark
    guitar.


    19–TWENTY- This trio jumped out of the gate like a locomotive with a blend of blues
    and roots rock plus an energetic stage presence, leaving the crowd wanting more.
    (Kane Dennelly (vocals/guitar), Jeremy Berg (drums), and John Gwilliam (double

    bass).
    The Main event continued with Director/Curator John McNamara and Andrea


    Marr (The McNaMarr Project) bringing their blues and soul to rapturous applause
    from John’s hometown crowd.

    Helmed by McNamara’s lead guitar mastery and backed by a 5-piece blue chip band

    now with two albums under the belt (and a third on the way) shows the future of
    The McNaMarr project to be extraordinarily strong.
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