The Merindas
Port Fairy Folk Festival 2024
Southcombe Park
Southcombe Park
Mar 8, 2024
4:00 PM GMT+11
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LINE-UP SO FAR...19-TWENTY - ALICE SKYE - ARRKULA YINBAYARRA (FT. DR SHELLIE MORRIS AO) - BILLY BARKER - BRIAN NANKERVIS - CAM COLE (ENG) - CAT CLYDE (USA) - CHARLES JENKINS - CHARLIE NEEDS BRACES - CHRISTINE ANU - COOL OUT SUN - DAMON SMITH - DAOIRI FARRELL (IRE) - DAVID GARNHAM & THE REASONS TO LIVE - THE DEANS OF SOUL - DOCTOR & THE APOLOGIES - ETTA LANE - FANNY LUMSDEN - GABY MORENO (GTM) GAMELAN DANANDA GANGAR (NOR) - GEORGE BOOMSMA (ENG) - GK - GNOSS (SCO) - GOOD HABITS (ENG) GRAHAM NASH (USA) HUNDO MILLI - HUSSY HICKS - ISABEL RUMBLE - JALGANY - JARABI BAND - JASMIN ADRIA - JEM CASSAR-DALEY - JOE GEIA BAND - JOHN CRAIGIE (USA) - JORJA CATE - JOSEPH LIM - JUDY COLLINS (USA) - JUNGAJI - KATE MILLER-HEIDKE - KATHERINE PRIDDY (ENG) - LANGUE DE CHAT LIAN HUSI TIMOR - THE LITTLE STEVIES - LJ PARKS - LORRAINE NASH (IRE) LUKA BLOOM (IRE) - THE MAES - MAU POWER - THE MERINDAS - MY GIDDY AUNT - NIGEL WEARNE - OCEANIQUE - ONDARA (USA) - OPELOUSAS - OUT OF HAND THE PLEASURES - QUEEN OF HEARTS - QUEENIE - QUOTE THE RAVEN (CAN) - RALPH MCTELL (ENG) - ROGER KNOX - SAM CURTIS - SARAH BLASKO - SARAH CARROLL & THE BIG FUSS - THE SETTLEMENT - THE SEVEN UPS - SHARON SHANNON BIG BAND (IRE) - SINGING OUR FUTURES SHOWCASE FEATURING: KATIE ASPEL, JANAYA ROACH, CANISHA, GUGIN BRUTHAZ & SEDRIECE - SONS OF THE EAST - SOPHIA WHITNEY SPOONFUL - THE SONGBIRDS (INT) – STUART JOEL NUGGETT - SVAVAR KNUTUR (ICE) TEENY TINY STEVIES - TEHO (FIN) - ZIPPORAH - ZOE BORTHWICKCelebrate your love of music at the 47th Port Fairy Folk Festival in the iconic Victorian seaside village across four glorious days, 8-11 March 2024. The picturesque township of Port Fairy comes alive each year over the long weekend in March, with the greatest folk, rhythm and roots musicians from around the globe coming together in a huge celebration of music, community and culture. From its humble beginnings in 1977, Port Fairy Folk Festival has become of Australia’s largest and most loved music festival by the mighty Southern Ocean. Featuring a huge multi-venue main arena complete with six stages as well as a vibrant program of events across the site which includes themed concerts, showcases, roving performances, family friendly entertainment, excellent food and drinks and handmade craft stalls, there’s something for everyone. Immerse yourself in historic Port Fairy over the weekend with free entertainment throughout the township, markets, music programs and fantastic restaurants and tiny bars.
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The Merindas Biography
The Merindas are the collective force of Ballardong Whadjuk and Nyoongar woman Kristel Kickett (from Tammin, WA) and Candice Lorrae of Jawoyn and Thursday Island heritage (born in Darwin, NT).
Now based in Melbourne, these soul sisters are set to trail-blaze their innovative style of Indigenous music. They describe their unique sound as “electronic pop with a dance-hall feel, alongside hip hop and R&B influences.”
With three singles under their belt (We Sing Until Sunrise, Before Daylight and their latest release ‘I Feel It’), their hotly anticipated debut album We Sing Until Sunrise (“Ngangk Ngoorndiny Ngala Warangka - strongly reflects that we are forever singing, forever dancing and forever celebrating our culture”). This is the essence of who The Merindas are and the ethos they bring to each of their performances.
The Merindas formed in 2012 singing Motown hits for the premier of The Sapphires Movie. What was supposed to be a one off show became a full-time career performing around 400 shows in the last eight years. Garnering rave reviews on the live circuit, playing festivals and major corporate events across Australia, The Merindas present a world-class, fresh and energetic show.
They have supported some of Australia’s biggest stars including International Grammy Award winning artist Brandy and UK artist Craig David. Keeping culture alive and strong through language and song, The Merindas long awaited album was released in June 2020.
During their performance, audiences can expect choreographed dance moves, soaring vocals and visual projections that weave into the fabric of their music and stories.
Read MoreNow based in Melbourne, these soul sisters are set to trail-blaze their innovative style of Indigenous music. They describe their unique sound as “electronic pop with a dance-hall feel, alongside hip hop and R&B influences.”
With three singles under their belt (We Sing Until Sunrise, Before Daylight and their latest release ‘I Feel It’), their hotly anticipated debut album We Sing Until Sunrise (“Ngangk Ngoorndiny Ngala Warangka - strongly reflects that we are forever singing, forever dancing and forever celebrating our culture”). This is the essence of who The Merindas are and the ethos they bring to each of their performances.
The Merindas formed in 2012 singing Motown hits for the premier of The Sapphires Movie. What was supposed to be a one off show became a full-time career performing around 400 shows in the last eight years. Garnering rave reviews on the live circuit, playing festivals and major corporate events across Australia, The Merindas present a world-class, fresh and energetic show.
They have supported some of Australia’s biggest stars including International Grammy Award winning artist Brandy and UK artist Craig David. Keeping culture alive and strong through language and song, The Merindas long awaited album was released in June 2020.
During their performance, audiences can expect choreographed dance moves, soaring vocals and visual projections that weave into the fabric of their music and stories.
Dancehall
Electronic
Pop
Contemporary Rnb
Island Pop
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