Hailing from Broome, The Gray Brothers are bringing their blood harmonies, guitar-mandolin interplay and raw storytelling to Druids Hall in Witchcliffe, joined by special guest Nikki De Campe.

The brothers are hitting the road with songs from their forthcoming EP Live at Prospect Studios, recorded in Melbourne late last year. After sold-out shows back home in Broome and down in the South West, the tour now winds its way into the heart of Witchcliffe — carrying their Kimberley-forged sound into one of the region’s most iconic halls.

Albert and Elwood Gray have been part of the Broome music scene for as long as they can remember — from knee-high kids busking at the Courthouse Markets to sharing stages with John Butler and Stephen Pigram at the Cable Beach Amphitheatre. Over the years they’ve carved out a sound rooted in story-rich songs and unmistakable blood harmonies, carried from backyard jams to festival stages across the country.

Nikki De Campe is a singer-songwriter whose music blends coastal folk, poetic lyricism, and a raw, distinctly Aussie edge. Based in Margaret River, she released her True Blue EP in 2024 — an evocative collection inspired by country, memory and place. With jangly guitars, heartfelt storytelling and a wry sense of humour, Nikki brings grit, charm and deep WA soul to every stage.