Folk Bitch Trio, Bones & Jones @ Repentance Creek Hall, Bundjalung Country (NSW)

Jet Black Cat Music Presents

Folk Bitch Trio & Bones & Jones @ Repentance Creek Hall, Bundjalung Country (NSW)

Jet Black Cat Music acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the land where this event will take place, the Bundjalung People. We pay our respects to Elders past, present & emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.

7.00pm ~ Doors
7.30pm ~ Baby Cool
8.30pm ~ Folk Bitch Trio 
9.15pm ~ Bones & Jones
10.00pm ~ Combined

BYO & ALL AGES

Bones and Jones make honest alternative country rock and roll. The
Melbourne/Naarm 6 piece have become known for their love of classic
songwriting, melody and harmony.

Announcing their third album in July 2020, the band promised a series of
single every month until the release of their AMP Nominated album 'Ginger
Gold (Farm Singles)’.

Recorded over a period of three months during the first COVID lockdown, the
tracks were laid down in the band’s rehearsal space on an old apple orchid
farm on the Victorian surf coast/Wathaurong Country.

2022 saw the launch of a joint project with Melbourne/Naarm group Folk
Bitch Trio. Born out of a mutual respect and interest in each other’s music,
the two bands worked over one weekend to record and produce ‘Friendly
Neighbour / If I Was A Man’. The 9 piece supergroup and have since shared
the stage at Boogie Festival and with King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.

Over Several years Bones and Jones have emerged as one of Melbourne/
Naarms most exciting and energetic Performers. The dynamic six piece have
graced festivals across the country such as New Years Evie, Pt Fairy Folk
Festival, Queenscliff Music Festival, Grampians Music Festival, Gumball,
Meadow & Boogie. Crafting songs inspired by the greats Bob Dylan, Neil
Young, Karen Dalton, Wilco and Nick Lowe, their DIY ethos has gained the
group recognition from the Music Victoria Awards, NME, The Guardian, FBI,
Triple R, Pbs, Rage & ABC.

'Ginger Gold (Farm Singles)' is available digitally and on limited edition
vinyl.
Thousands of bands try and replicate the loose charm of
60s and 70s classic rock and blues, but so few make it
sound this exciting and this much fun. - Dan Condon -
ABC Double J