The Steer Original Music Festival

This all original music festival will be the first all original festival at the Red Steer here in Wagga Wagga, with some of these incredible artist from close and far, some seasoned veterans some this will be there their first all original performance so come along and enjoy an afternoon full of incredible music from

Toby Mobbs - Toby Mobbs is a Librarian by day and pop-folk singer-songwriter by night. Mobbs has sought to carve his own unique style of writing with dynamic rhythmic guitar, warm vocals, and introspective lyrical storytelling. When not in his hometown of Albury NSW, you will find him traveling around the country finding new towns and audiences to connect with. Toby is currently touring Australia’s capital cities a week at a time gearing up for his debut album and national tour in 2022.

Woven Hearts - Woven Hearts: Acoustic duo living in North East Victoria, playing an old-timey blend of traditional and alternative country and folk music. The duo members

Mali and Elissa are both long time songwriters who write in very different styles but bolster eachother's original work with sweet harmonies.

Phil Pye - Phill Pye is probably better known in The Riverina as 'The TROUBADOUR'. Phills journey as a songwriter has been a lengthy one having first arrived from Aotearoa in 1975 when he played with a string of Kiwi original bands supporting bands such as Australian Crawl, Mondo Rock, MISEX, and many others. Phills original compositions come from his life experiences with a story in every song.

Curly Mills - James “Curly” Mills is an unassuming, young man from the Riverina who lives and breathes the rural Australian lifestyle. His music is simply “Southern”, a fusion of Southern Rock, Blues and Country, with a bit of Australiana/folk thrown in too. Curly’s songs are lyric based and come from the heart, which he unashamedly wears on his sleeve. A gig with Curly is like being with a friend, uncomplicated, sincere and relatable.

Amy Kubank - Amy Kubank has existed peripherally in the musical spaces of Wagga Wagga for 9 years, and is embracing the transition from collaborative vocal wallflower to solo performer. Whilst many of her songs fuse elements of alternative folk, pop, and blues, Amy enjoys experimenting with her sound and draws on musical inspiration from any genre that fascinates her. Combining humble chord progressions with warm, resonant vocals, her lyrics are introspective, occasionally irreverent, and offer listeners a time capsule into key personal realisations throughout her life.