Stiff Gins at Corridor Project

Date: Sunday - 22nd November 2026, 2.30pm- 5.30pm
Location: The Corridor Project, 2997 Darbys Falls Road, Wyangala, NSW 2808.

ABOUT: THE STIFF GINS

The acclaimed duo of Wiradjuri/Yorta Yorta woman Kaleena Briggs and Yuwaalaraay woman Nardi Simpson are Stiff Gins. With more than two decades of music making they are Australia’s longest performing Indigenous female group and stand as matriarchal pioneers in the Australian Blak music scene.

Stiff Gins bring audiences a powerful blend of music, culture and language, delivered through breathtaking harmonies and warm, witty storytelling.

ABOUT: GREAT AUNT

Great Aunt is an award-winning Australian country folk duo based on Wiradjuri Country, Central West New South Wales, comprising members Megan Bird and Chelsea Allen.

Megan Bird: Vocals, mandolin, resonator, and acoustic/electric guitar.

Chelsea Allen: Vocals, double bass, cello, and percussion

PLAYING TIMES

Doors open 2.30pm

Smith and Jones: 3pm

Stiff Gins : 4pm

ABOUT THE CORRIDOR PROJECT SPRING SERIES

The Corridor Project [TCP] is a not-for-profit arts and cultural organisation situated on Wiradjuri Country near Cowra in the Central West of New South Wales.

The Corridor Project hosts a monthly series of live music weekends through Spring 2026, in an historic woolshed.

A cash bar service is available and meals can also be pre-ordered with your tickets.

A limited number of camping sites are also available.

Discounted weekend passes for two concerts are also available.

The series is made possible through the support of Revive Live, a program of the Commonwealth Government.

Contact the host of STIFF GINS, and Great Aunt at The Corridor Project, Wyangala NSW