C.W. Stoneking + Stiff Gins

C.W. Stoneking brings his unmistakable swagger and vintage sound to Bundanon for a one-time-only performance with the soulful harmonies of Stiff Gins.

With a blend of pre-war blues, calypso, and eccentric flair, C.W. has earned critical acclaim and a devoted following. Stiff Gins bring their soaring voices and powerful storytelling, creating a deeply moving musical experience that celebrates culture and connection to Country.

Enjoy our pop-up bar and food trucks as you settle in for this unforgettable Summer afternoon of live music by the Bangli/ Shoalhaven River.

 

KEY TIMINGS 
  • Music from 4pm
  • Pop-up Bar & Food Trucks from 2pm
  • First shuttle bus arrives 3pm
  • Last shuttle bus departs 7.00pm

 

EVENT INFORMATION

  • No BYO
  • Limited parking available on site
  • Return shuttle bus from Bomaderry Train Station and Shoalhaven Entertainment Centre, Nowra:
    • Price: $10 per person, return
    • Pick up Nowra: 2pm
    • Pick up Bomaderry: 2.30pm
    • Return departure time: 7.00pm

Stay The Night

Exclusively for C.W. Stoneking + Stiff Gins concert ticketholders, stay the night of the concert in our award-winning architecture and extend your concert experience

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C.W. Stoneking

C.W. Stoneking is an Australian/American singer, musician, recording artist. Born in Katherine in the Northern Territory of Australia in the mid 1970s. He has lived and toured across Australia, the UK, Europe, and the U.S.A. He has independently released 3 critically acclaimed original full length albums, King Hokum, Jungle Blues, and Gon’ Boogaloo.

C.W. Stoneking has performed extensively internationally with various backing band lineups and as a solo performer, the instrumentation of his musical groups and recordings mirror the stylistic inspirations of his songwriting, New Orleans style brass and drums, Traditional African, Caribbean style percussion, early 20th century blues, jazz, and American folk styled guitar and banjo, gospel inspired electric guitar and background singing. His music and lyrics draw inspiration from a wide spectrum of musical styles and traditions which he combines to create his own unique sound.

STIFF GINS

Stiff Gins, the dynamic musical duo comprising the talents of Wiradjuri/Yorta Yorta woman Kaleena Briggs and Yuwaalaraay woman Nardi Simpson combine stunning harmonies and wicked senses of humour to transport listeners to a world of joy, spirit and song. 

Their fifth studio album Crossroads released in 2025 marks the 25-year career point for Australia’s longest-performing all-female First Nations band, and reaffirms the bands status as matriarchal pioneers in the Australian Blak music scene. 

Recognised for their outstanding contributions, the duo continue to evolve creatively, with Kaleena and Nardi actively involved in nurturing upcoming First Nations musicians. Their musical journey reflects a blend of cultural depth and artistic growth, paving the way for impactful connections in the music industry globally. 

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Cost

Adult $65
Concession $55
Member $50
Children (Under 12) $55
Shuttle bus $10 return

BUNDLE & SAVE
Purchase tickets to both upcoming Summer Concert and save.
Adult $115
Concession & Children (Under 12) $100

CONCERTS
• 17 January, 2026: Lisa Mitchell + Babitha
• 31 January, 2026: C.W. Stoneking + Stiff Gins

Location

Outdoor Performance
Boyd Education Centre Forecourt

Visiting

Strictly No BYO. Your concert ticket includes free, same day admission to the Art Museum, operating hours from 10am - 5pm.

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Dates & Times
Saturday 31st January 2026 Boyd Education Centre Forecourt, Music from 4pm
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In Dharawal the word Bundanon means deep valley.

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