GIG guide
ATHERTON
14 Sep - 8pm Carinda Christie Trio @
the ORB
Live Music at the ORB - 2 Main St
6-10pm Thursdays - Stage Craft for
Music - beginners and advanced
7-10pm Thursdays - Live Jazz with
Fusion
7.30-11.30 Fridays - Live music
3-10pm Sundays - Jam Session
22 Sep - 7.30pm DJ Andrew @
the ORB
28 Sep - 7pm Riding & Moore @
Atherton International Club
KURANDA
1 Sep - 7.30pm The Night Herons @
the ORB Every Sunday from 10am Sunday
Sessions @ Cafe Mandala
7 Sep - 7pm Carrizma @ Atherton
International Club MALANDA
21 Sep - 7.30pm Homegrown @
Malanda RSL
14 Sep - 7pm Paronella & Co @
Atherton International Club
MILLAA MILLAA
Every 2nd Friday - Live music @
Millaa Millaa Hotel
RAVENSHOE
7pm - Misty Mountain Music every
2nd Saturday of month @ Ravenshoe
Mountain Institute
TOLGA
9 Sep - Matty Boi @ Tolga Hotel
YUNGABURRA
7 Sep - 7pm Riding & Moore @
Yungaburra Hotel
15 Sep - 3pm Chillaxed @ Yungaburra
Hotel
Every 2nd Saturday - Django in
the Djungle - Saturday Sessions @
Yungaburra Hotel
Carinda Christie Trio
A
s she releases her fifth full-length album Cruel, Carinda
Christie brings her music to The ORB in Atherton on
14 September. The Carinda Christie Trio consists of Jason
Donnelly on guitar and vocals, and Mark Trimbolli on drums.
Cruel sees Christie reunite with some of the most profound
influences of her musical life—drummer Ben Hakalitz (Not
Drowning Waving, Yothu Yindi) and Giles Smith on bass, guitar
and co-production (Dragon, Eagle, John Williamson)—to
bring a big band sound to the album. “I got sick of the whole
band and covers thing, I wanted to do originals. We worked
as a trio, so there is definitely a bigger band sound on this
album – we let go a bit and let it take its own shape,” explains
Christie.
As a live performer,
Carinda Christie puts
110 per cent into her
shows – so you won't be
disappointed. Her sweet
and powerful rock-pop-
folk style and talent finds
her right at home on
all stages from festivals
and pubs to intimate
settings.
Carinda has toured extensively over the years to many festivals and has also supported
high-profile artists such as Wendy Matthews and Grace Knight, Billy Thorpe, Tina Cousins,
Pseudo Echo, Christine Anu and many more. But she still calls the Tablelands home.
She has released six albums and has some tracks on iTunes as well as Spotify.
6 What’s On & Where To Go September 2018