Fusing the passion of gypsy music, the precision of classical, and the spontaneity of jazz, Cigány Weaver create a rich and vibrant atmosphere for both the heart and mind. Front woman, Jo Davie's soaring vocals and enchanting gentle demeanour combine with the fiery violin, dynamic guitars and driving rhythm section to create a purely acoustic group that effortlessly navigates the musical nexus between intimacy and raucousness.

2019 delivered the release of the band’s debut eponymous album received with great acclaim and played on ABC, Triple J, Double J, and community radio stations across Australia. It is as likely to find Cigány Weaver packing out shows at renowned festivals such as Woodford Folk Festival (QLD), Caloundra Music Festival (QLD) and Dark Mofo (TAS), as it is to find them playing a secret gig in a jazz bar.

By drawing inspiration from the past, the sextet's signature compositions and arrangements weave a musical tapestry, contributing a new direction to the Australian music scene.

BYO supper and refreshments. Please supply own cutlery, plates, glasses, etc.

6.30pm doors for a 7pm start. Please allow time to check in and find your seats.

Please note: As of the 17 December 2021 people aged 16 and over will be required to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination upon entry to some venues.

Proof of COVID-19 vaccination is currently NOT REQUIRED for entry to this performance at Coolum Civic Centre.

As of Sunday 2 January 2022 face masks must be worn indoors everywhere in Queensland except for people under 12 years of age or if they have a medical exemption.

Red Chair Pty Ltd is focused on responsible and safe management of our Staff, Contractors, Artists and Patrons. Our Work Health & Safety Plan for COVID-19 ensures we manage our obligations to keep people safe within our varied work environments.

If you are unwell or showing signs of COVID-19 please do not attend the event. Self-isolate and seek medical advice.

"Restart Investment to Sustain and Expand (RISE) Fund – an Australian Government initiative." "This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland."