Sunni Holden

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Sunni Holden is a young talented musician from the Gold Coast. His handpan music captured the hearts of millions at just 10yrs of age. Unaware of the transformative path his handpan melodies would pave, Sunni now 14yrs old is more than a promising musicians, he is one of the most followed handpan players globally.

Sunni is an Australian musician born in 2012 who lives in Queensland, specifically in the city of Gold Coast. Before his first encounter with the handpan, he played piano, guitar, and drums.

He has appeared at the Maleny Music Festival, in the orbit of the Sydney Handpan Festival, and in content related to Woodford 2024.

 

Joseph Brown with his acoustic guitar

Joseph Brown

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Saturday in the Patch

Joseph is well known for putting his signature twist on each song and bringing a dynamic vibe to every performance.

Kyle Grimshaw-Jones

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SATURDAY

Kyle has been singing and performing professionally with a bush/celtic band called Leaping Lizards, and previously a band called Celtic Bread for several years. Celtic Bread was formed to facilitate a musical session/gathering at a local organic food outlet called the Celtic Organic Cafe in Southport on the Gold Coast.

He plays irish tin whistle, irish low whistle, scottish smallpipes, great highland bagpipe, irish bouzouki, irish tenor banjo and a few others… He also plays several different bagpipes (some very loud and some quite quiet like a loud acoustic violin) and other instruments.