Highly respected songwriter, singer and guitarist Liz Stringer returns to the Old Hepburn Hotel with her band, fresh off the back of eight solid months touring her 2016 full-length release All The Bridges.

Stringer has reinforced her reputation for the highest quality musicianship, creative autonomy and blistering live shows. Special guest on the night is Timothy Nelson from Western Australia. 

All the Bridges was recorded in Portland, US. the new collection of songs features her guitar work on all material, as she veers into some wonderful rootsty pop, with the recognisable heartfelt ballads. And, as fans know, she’s quite comfortable rocking out as well.

Rolling Stone magazine made some flattering Chrissie Hynde comparisons in its review. Stringer has become a favourite among punters for her generous, engaging stage demeanour and skill as a storyteller.

During solo shows and with Van Walker at The Old Hepburn, Stringer has shown she’s very open to offers on stage.

Friday, Amelia Ryan is Lady Liberty @ The Grande, Hepburn Springs

Direct from the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, acclaimed cabaret siren Amelia Ryan brings her  hilarious show to The Grande.

From green-juicing and box gaps to feeling blessed, Ryan tackles the pressing (and totally first world) issues facing the modern woman. Queen of the parodies, she reworks songs by artists such as Cyndi Lauper, Gilbert and Sullivan and Robin Thicke.

Saturday, Phil and Trudy Edgeley @ Horvat’s Supper Club

Edgeley, “hard-edged blues slide trouper, nimble-fingered folk alchemist”, plays Churchill Acoustic, Tim Kill Weissenborn and National Steel guitars.

In the words of Jim Conway, Edgeley is a “masterful guitarist and songwriter who performs with great heart and passion”. His British folk/blues songwriting is complimented by Trudy Edgeley's tempos and melodies.

Friday, Charley Phypers @ Blue Bean Cafe, Hepburn Springs

Saturday, Brett Franke @ Blue Bean Cafe, Hepburn Springs

Sunday, Night Elk @ Blue Bean Cafe, Hepburn Springs