As most readers will know, Cam Kettle is a Hepburn acoustic artist who for the past eight years has played at venues across Autralia.

His shows consist of songs that have influenced his own songwriting. 

There’s also original music from his debut album Steps of Life, released in 2016.

Kettle’s influence’s range from Diesel to the Beatles.

Playing as a one man band, he's been captivating audiences with his style and song range.

This gig marks Kettle’s first original show for 2017.

It is one he feels will hold him in good stead ahead of his East Coast tour, which begins in April.

Apparently you might need to hurry, we hear his Mum is pulling together a posse.

Saturday, February 11, McLean & McMurray @ Horvat’s Supper Club

French manouche jazz meets Spanish flamenco from two talented musicians. “All terrain” jazz violinist Nigel MacLean and flamenco guitarist Andrew McMurray make an exciting and polished duo. Performing tunes from Django Reinhardt to Paco du Lucia, as well as original instrumentals, these two musicians bring a versatility and virtuosity to European flavours that is of a world standard.

A guaranteed sassy and sophisticated Sunday session.

Saturday, February 11, Matty Chaps @ Old Hepburn Hotel

A one-man show of pop classics and golden oldies.

Friday, February 10, Mana Moto @ Blue Bean Cafe, Hepburn Springs

Saturday, February 11, the Coopers @ Blue Bean Cafe, Hepburn Springs

Formerly known as the Capo Bros, acoustic musos Andy Vogel and Trevor Shard have been working the local circuit over the past couple of years.

They describe their sound as “rootsy, alt-country, bluesy folk”.

Their gig picks up the trail of their favourite songwriters, adding a twist with their own special blend of tight harmonies, guitars, squeezebox and harmonica.

Sunday, February 12, Noire Electric @ Blue Bean Cafe, Hepburn Springs

Sunday, February 19, Kasey Chambers/Bernard Fanning @ North Gardens, Ballarat