Sunday in the Patch
Kate is a Gold Coast local, a deep storyteller with a passion for creating musical journeys to uplift and inspire, reminding us to rise together in hope of a better world.
Of Irish origin, the tradition of storytelling is embedded deep within Julie Hayes’ core. Whether captured by her hypnotically, haunting melodies or inspired by her poetic twist on life’s mysteries, prepare to be swept up in an emotive, atmospheric haze. Her musical roots of folk and rhythm stem from a culture as old and timely as the misty mountains.
Saturday in The Patch
At 20, Saoirse Harding is a singer-songwriter fueled by a passion for crafting music. Having competed on Australian Idol 2024, Saoirse is ready to take the next step in her musical journey. Songwriting serves as a powerful creative outlet, and she’s eager to share her unique message with the world.
Watchout for Kyle busking
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.
Sunday
The Hinterland Community Band is a community based 35 piece Concert Band established in 1995. The band rehearses every Wednesday evening at the Mudgeeraba Music Centre. The band is very involved in community based projects and functions throughout the year and it’s made up of a broad demographic from students to seniors and people from all walks of life.