Live music under an iconic shady fig by the foreshore?

Fruity mocktails for all the fam?

An opportunity to perform during the Open Mic set?

Our first Tunes on the Tree Deck event for 2025 is going to put us all on a path to greatness!

Pack your picnic and join us for an evening of local entertainment supporting a set from Perth based musician Ben Catley.

We'll take a break at half time for an Open Mic set! This set is open to all ages and music genres. You may even like to share a poem instead of a song.

(Please note, solo and duo acoustic acts are easiest so we are able to run through a set of 6 or more Open Mic performances)

The Regional Sounds Tunes on the Tree Deck series is proudly supported by the Mid West Development Commission and Community Bank Geraldton. All attendees will receive a fruity mocktail drink prepared by the Geraldton Local Drug Action Group.

This is an all ages gig where the consumption of alcohol or illicit drugs is prohibited. A ticket for 5 is $30 and single tickets are $10pp. Your group of 5 can be made up of friends or family members and attendees of all ages must have a ticket.

Carer companions can access complimentary tickets. Please contact hello@regionalsounds.com.au to discuss.

All about Ben Catley:

With mesmerising acoustic guitar playing and an ecstatic stage presence, Ben Catley pours every ounce of his soul into his live show. Having toured all across Australia, New Zealand
and the UK many times over, he captivates audiences like few other solo artists.
Ben has played huge international festivals with the likes of The Doobie Brothers, John Butler, Xavier Rudd, Jessie J, Groove Armada and many more, and in WA is also often found performing shows with Si Mullumby, who is widely regarded as one of the world’s best didge players.
Having released tracks featuring the voice of the legendary WIM HOF, as well as Ash Grunwald and Tijuana Cartel, Ben’s music catalogue is as diverse as his live show. While mostly known for his high energy acoustic roots/blues/folk/rock style, he has recently been releasing collections of chilled, finger-style guitar instrumentals ‘Cloudcabins’, that he has weaved into his live set, creating a dynamic show of guitar craftsmanship.