Holly Throsby + Mick Turner

Live at Ramox

Beloved singer-songwriter Holly Throsby and guitar visionary Mick Turner (Dirty Three) each bring their distinctive sound to Bundanon

Holly Throsby + Mick Turner

Beloved singer-songwriter Holly Throsby and guitar visionary Mick Turner (Dirty Three) each bring their distinctive sound to Bundanon

Music & Performance

Sunday 24 January 1pm–3.30pm
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Singer-songwriter Holly Throsby performs songs spanning her celebrated catalog, including her latest album Normal Magic. With sold out shows across the south coast, don’t miss this chance to see her perform live in an intimate setting.

A prolific solo artist and collaborator, Mick Turner, guitarist and member of Dirty Three will perform his singular sound. Turner has recently toured with David Pajo from Slint, as well as Bleak Squad and Fancy Weapon.

“[Holly Throsby] One of Australia’s most beloved and enduring songwriters.” — The Echo

“[Mick Turner] One of Australia’s most distinctive guitarists.” — The Weekend Australian


Live at Ramox showcases intimate performances by acclaimed artists and emerging talent. The series transforms the Ramox Café forecourt into a relaxed setting for an afternoon of music.


Holly Throsby is an Australian songwriter, musician and novelist. She is the author of three books and has released five solo albums, a collection of original children’s songs, and two records as part of the band, Seeker Lover Keeper (with Sarah Blasko and Sally Seltmann). She has been nominated for five ARIAs – including two for Best Female Artist. Holly has played major Australian music festivals and toured extensively in Australia and abroad with artists including Bill Callahan, Joanna Newsom, Paul Kelly and The Handsome Family.

Mick Turner is an Australian musician and artist. His distinctive guitar style was first heard in 1979 with The Sick Things, playing further with Fungus Brains, The Moodists and Venom P. Stinger before founding Dirty Three in 1992, with whom he has ten LPs. He’s pursued a solo career as well, with Tren Brothers and Mess Esque, and has collaborated with Bonny Billy, among others.


Tickets

FREE – Bookings essential
Limited capacity

Dates & Times

24 January 2027

1pm – Mick Turner

2.30pm – Holly Throsby

Location

Bundanon Art Museum
170 Riversdale Road, Illaroo NSW 2540

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