Ball Point Penguins - this stylish musical package conceals subversive wit and wordcraft on intelligent design, Tupperware obsession, the aphrodisiac power of the common vacuum cleaner and ridding your home of excess adult offspring. These original a cappella comedians storm the intellectual barricades of right-minded folk. Anticipate the unexpected, plus classic musical mischief from Python to Lehrer and Flanders to Swann.

The Ballpoint Penguins live in Perth, Western Australia and perform at music festivals all over Australia.

Keith Potger AO, who is the founding member of the internationally famous group The Seekers returns to Tasmania from tme to time to perform “Melodies & Memories”. The Melodies & Memories concerts appeal to a wide audience age range. Keith says he is passionate about bringing music and humour to people of all ages, some who want to enjoy great music from their past and hear tales of times they knew so well. Of course, the Melodies & Memories concerts are for everyone, not just original Seekers fans. Keith’s performance crosses the boundaries of age and has been enjoyed by audiences round Australia, New Zealand and the UK.

Holding a torch passed on by legendary pickers like Mississippi John Hurt and Doc Watson, Nicholas Edward Williams is a 35 year-old international touring storyteller blending folk songwriting with Piedmont blues and Travis-style fingerpicking, melodic vocals, rolling harmonica, stomp box and whistling creating a sound that feels familiar, yet new. Williams has opened for the legendary Taj Mahal, as well as The Wood Brothers, The Wailers, CAAMP and Town Mountain.

The Alistair Hulett Memorial Fund is a not for profit association established in Australia after the untimely death in 2010 of singer, songwriter, political activist and social justice advocate, Alistair Hulett.
A significant proportion of all funds raised by the Fund goes to grants, prizes and scholarships awarded to musicians whose focus is on social justice issues and whose music champions those aims for which the Fund was established.
The Fund works with community groups, campaigns and organisations to raise money to impact change and advance human rights through music and the arts. You can help further our cause by making a donation or by purchasing an item from the shop. All merchandise sold to the Australian market will contribute to the Fund.

2020: Penelope Swales (Vic), Trouvers, Peter Hicks, David Beniuk, Mat & Annie, Hui Tocker and maybe Tony Eardley