Michael Waugh and Camille Trail

Michael Waugh
Michael Waugh is a revered songwriter, a compelling live performer and an extraordinary
storyteller. Among his admirers are Josh Cunningham from The Waifs, iconic singer-
songwriter Eric Bogle, ARIA and Golden Guitar winner Fanny Lumsden and alt. country
luminary Shane Nicholson. Michael has been the recipient of many awards including
Folk and Roots album of the Year (Music Victoria Awards), Songs of Peace and Tolerance award (Pt. Fairy Folk Festival) and Heritage Song of the Year (Golden Guitar Awards). His new album ‘Beauty & Truth’ paints vivid, joyous, funny and loving pictures of growing up queer in rural Australia.
”If you give Beauty &Truth thirty seven minutes of your day, the emotional return-on-investment is off the charts: proof positive that whoever you are, you’re not the only one.”
Alan Cackett - Americana, Country, Roots & Bluegrass Review U.K.
"Michael Waugh has created a masterful album that more than lives up to its title.”- Rhythms Magazine.
"When Michael Waugh opens his mouth, you should listen."— Andrew McMillen - The Australian....
"His lyrics stop me in my tracks"— Fanny Lumsden
"Michael takes all these elements of the human condition and lyrically moulds them into
something that is very special indeed, the mark of a compassionate and insightful human being and a gifted songwriter."— Eric Bogle...
"Experiencing his new record made me feel like I’d encountered something that had
genuinely made me a better, more empathetic person."— Josh Cunningham – The Waifs...
"One of Australia's finest songwriters."
— Stuart Coupe - author, music commentator and radio presenter 

Camille Trail
After showcases at Folk Alliance USA, Your Roots Are Showing in Ireland and some
Australian dates with Ash Grunwald, Camille has just completed her first U.K. tour.
There are some home truths from Camille Trail on her captivating new EP, magic trick,
wrapping up five examples of life smacking you in the face, for good and bad. Home
truths that couldn’t come any warmer: wrapped in melodic folk-pop, sung with intimacy
and openness, and wise. Not wise beyond her years, but because she’s learning
through those years. As Camille, whose first home truths came growing up in Baralaba,
west of Rockhampton, says, “I am comfortable now with having no idea what I’m doing,
because I know I’ll figure it out.” Three of the EP’s five songs were produced by Garrett
Kato, one by Shane Nicholson and one by Camille with Riley Catherall on one mic in one
night in Camille’s lounge room.
"River of Sins announces the 22-year-old Central Queensland singer-songwriter as one of the
nation’s most striking new voices” .
Andrew McMillen - The Australian
"It’s pretty obvious that the 22 year old Trail is something special – very special and of course, at
the end of the day it’s all about the songs – and Trail is a perceptive wordsmith."
Stuart Coupe – writer, broadcaster and Paul Kelly’s biographer

The Citadel is located in the beautiful hinterland of The Tweed, in Murwillumbah. We are an intimate licenced venue. We often sell out so best to purchase tickets online.

There are seats for all, but not allocated. 

The bar will be open one hour prior to the concert and hall doors will open 30mins prior.

If there are extra tickets available at the door they will be $30/ticket.
Look forward to seeing you!