Neil Murray to release new album “The Telling” in 2023.

Maverick song man Neil Murray was a founding member of the pioneering Warumpi Band, which in the 1980’s penetrated mainstream Australia with the iconic anthems My Island Home and Blackfella Whitefella

He is now a respected singer/songwriter- Good Light in Broome, Whispering Casuarina, Lights Of Hay are just some of his well loved songs. He has a string of remarkable albums under his belt, the most recent being Blood & Longing and Tjungu (all in one, joined together) with Sammy Butcher.

Accolades include the 2017 Port Fairy Folk Festival Artist of the year, the 1995 APRA song of the year award for My Island Home. The latter plus Jailanguru Pakarnu (Out from Jail- a 1983 co-write with Sammy Butcher in the Luritja language) have been selected into the National Film and Television Sound Archive's Sounds of Australia Series.

His song writing is diverse and influential. Artists such as Mary Black, Jimmy Little, Missy Higgins, Powderfinger and Liz Stringer have recorded his songs. Always engaging live, his work has contributed substantially to Australia's contemporary music heritage.

In 2023 Neil Murray is set to release a new album of original material The Telling- which will be his tenth studio album since he began a solo career in 1989.

With special launch shows planned for 2023 expect an enthralling performance by Neil Murray as he showcases songs from the new album and also delivers landmark songs from his four decade recording career.

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-$37 plus booking fee, $40 at the door (if not sold out).
There are seats for all, but not allocated.

For concerts the hall doors will open 30mins prior to the concert to allow you to choose your seat.
Otherwise, the bar will be open from 6pm and we will have butter chicken curry and Dahl on our menu if you’re hungry..

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