Kevin Welch (USA) & Heath Cullen Together In Concert

Headland Writers Festival 2023 Presents Kevin Welch (USA) & Heath Cullen Together In Concert

Kevin Welch's career as a recording artist and producer spans four decades. He is known worldwide for his solo work, his collaborations with The Dead Reckoners, The Flood, and Kane/Welch/Kaplin — his legendary trio with Kieran Kane and Fats Kaplin which was nominated two years in a row for Best Group by the Americana Music Association. He has written songs for Roger Miller, Waylon Jennings, The Highwaymen, Solomon Burke, Linda Ronstadt, Patty Loveless, and many others.
”One of the best songwriters in America" Rolling Stone

Over the last decade, Heath Cullen has crafted four landmark albums and earned a trail of devotees across his native Australia, the UK, Europe and North America. As a singer, songwriter, producer, and multi-instrumentalist, he has collaborated on stage and in the studio with a vast array of artists, including Jolie Holland, Marc Ribot, Joe Henry, Elvis Costello’s Imposters and The Waifs, and his music has been recorded by artists as diverse as Michael Menager and Daniel Lanois.
”A reminder of the power of song... A master music maker” Folk Radio UK

Headland Writers Festival is proud to present these two outstanding artists together in concert for the first time, for one night only at the historic Tathra Hall. “I’ve been a fan of Kevin’s work for over twenty years” says Cullen, “so when I learned that he was also a fan of mine, I figured we just HAD to make some music together, and I’m delighted that we’ll get to do that in front of a music-loving Bega Valley audience. I can’t wait.”

Don’t miss it!

www.kevinwelch.com
www.heathcullen.com

Headland Writers Festival is proudly supported by Create NSW.

HeadLand Writers Festival is a celebration of reading, writing, sharing stories and indulging the mind. Across three days in October, the spectacular Tathra Headland will serve as a backdrop to an abundance of author in-conversations, panels, workshops, poetry breakfasts, theatre and music performances.