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Martin Frawley

Adalita

Adalita is a formidable Australian rock icon. She has cemented her well-earned place in the music industry as a highly respected solo artist, since first exploding into the local consciousness back in 1991 as a founding member and principal songwriter of legendary Australian alt rock band, Magic Dirt.

2022 saw the much-anticipated release of Adalita’s third solo album, Inland. Shimmering with introspection, the record benefits from a solid gestation period, and bristles with raw emotion, cerebral lyrics, and her trademark kick-in-the-guts guitar.

This dynamic new work is a layered exploration of self, a tribute to a certain time and place, an analysis of infatuation and obsession, and a celebration of the empowerment of letting go.

Martin Frawley

Like most of us, Martin Frawley is busy trying to work himself out.

He lives alongside the long shadow of his late dad, musician and songwriter Maurice Frawley, a cultural icon of the Australian underground and collaborator of Paul Kelly, Tex Perkins and Mick Thomas.

Most of Martin’s 20s were spent writing and playing songs in locally beloved Melbourne band Twerps – a collection of pals who were on the forefront of the city’s jangle pop renaissance. A few albums, US tours and band rotations under its belt, Twerps split up in 2018 and Martin turned his compass towards a solo project.

His new album The Wannabe is a personal, cheeky and, at times, self-deprecating collection of songs unpacking the reality of finding his way as an adult without his dad around, and ultimately falling back in love with life, music and someone new.

DETAILS

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Saturday August 19 2023

Bullarto Hall, via the Spa Country Railway

Train departs Daylesford Railway Station - 18 Raglan Street, Daylesford

Adults $75 | Children $38 - includes return train trip + show

WAITLIST

Bullarto is a sleepy little hamlet just out of Daylesford, and to get you there we’ve chartered a vintage train from our friends at the Spa Country Railway.

Meet us at Daylesford Railway Station for a half hour jaunt through the Wombat State Forest - from there it’s a gentle wander up an old bush track to the hall, where we’ll have the fire drums roaring and the Mountain Goats on ice.