Favourite Kid will be performing songs from their debut album 'Two Cent Journal' and some of their favourite covers on Friday 31st October with support from local legend Dan Horne.

Doors open at 6pm for a 6.30pm start and the evening will finish at 9pm. BYO Drinks and Snacks as there is no bar and also no wheelchair access sorry!

6pm Doors Open

6.30pm Dan Horne

7.30pm Favourite Kid

‘Favourite Kid’ are a talented sibling trio who have bounced onto Queensland’s music scene blending the charm of indie-folk, the grit of alt-country, and the polish of modern pop. It all started over seven years ago when older brother and 2024 Queensland Music Award winner, Ethan, 27, started writing and recording his own songs and embarked on a solo musical journey under the moniker ‘Aspy Jones’. After 16 song releases and over 400,000 streams, he persuaded his talented younger sister, Jaimie, 25, and brother Saul, 23, to join him on this musical adventure. He recognised the magic that could be created with a family collaboration each adding their unique flair mixed with sibling harmonies, vibrant and lively storytelling and a delightful mix of family banter and sibling rivalry to their live shows. ‘Favourite Kid’ are heavily influenced by Vance Joy, Mumford & Sons, George Ezra, Cat Empire, Shepphard and The Lumineers and they have been working on their debut album 'Two Cent Journal' with ARIA nominated producer Stuart Stuart, which is due to be released in November 2025.

‘Favourite Kid’ have already graced the renowned stages at many festivals including Woodford Folk Festival, Mitchell Creek, Rock and Blues Fest, Undercover Artist Festival and the Gympie Music Muster. Their exceptional talent earned them a Limelight Award when they played at the Caloundra Music Festival. ‘Favourite Kid’ were chosen to support 'Fanny Lumsden' on her tour and also the legends that are ‘The Fabulous Caprettos’ featuring Daryl Braithwaite, Russell Morris, Rai Thistlethwaite and Jack Jones. Songwriter, Ethan was also the first to win the Q Music Dalwood-Wylie Award at the Queensland Music Awards in 2024.

‘Favourite Kid’ originates from the musically rich country of Wales, known as 'The Land of Song ', where they were born in Wrexham. Their musical journey continued when their parents moved to Australia, and they were raised in Gympie in regional Queensland. Here, they collectively embarked on their musical odyssey through enrolment in the 'Rockskool' at the Australian Institute of Country Music. Throughout their teenage years, their musical inclination led them to perform in separate bands due to sibling disagreements, reminiscent of the tempestuous dynamics of bands like 'Oasis'. However, with maturity, they've harmonized their collaboration, setting aside disputes, although the timeless sibling question still remains: 'Who is the Favourite Kid?'