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Trysette Loosemore

Trysette Loosemore grew up in Grafton, one of nine musical children.
After signing her debut EP ‘Take a Risk’ to Warner Chappell Music Publishers, Trysette went on to release three independent albums and recorded four solo tracks at Albert’s Studios in Neutral Bay, Sydney, released by White Wail Records in London. Trysette is based in Kyogle but travels extensively with her work.

Website: http://www.myspace.com/trysette

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Vanessa Lea & Road train

Vanessa Lea & Road Train hail from Coramba, west of Coffs Harbour, but love to take their music on the road. Toyota Starmaker Finalist in 2010, Vanessa Lea fronts the band and plays harmonica and mandolin. Multi-instrumentalist, Roger Faynes, plays banjo and resonator, slide guitar and snare while Shaun Alexander completes the outfit with his dexterity on guitar, bass and kick drum. The new CD, 'Red Stiletto" is available on iTunes.

Website: www.myspace.com/vanessalearoadtrain

Website: www.facebook.com/vanessalea

Liz Cole

Liz Cole is a gifted vocalist, composer and pianist, providing entertainment with elegance for various events throughout Coffs Harbour and surrounding areas. Performing professionally from the age of 14, Liz supported the Sydney Chamber Orchestra in 2007. Liz desires to pursue a career in Contemporary Christian music.

Casey Barnes

Gold Coast singer-songwriter, Casey Barnes, is flying high from his inclusion in 2009’s Australian Idol Top 12. Before Australian Idol, Casey made his mark on the music industry, opening for Bryan Adams at ‘A Day on the Green’. Casey has played alongside acts Eskimo Joe, Vanessa Amorosi, The Whitlams, Jack Jones and Diesel.

Website: www.caseybarnes.com.au

Errol Gray

With his acoustic guitar, stompbox, harmonica and politically incorrect Aussie sense of humour, Sawtell’s Errol Gray has his audiences in stitches with songs and bush poems.

A 30-year veteran of the music business, Errol has worked in just about every area of the industry and is a regular at events up and down the coast.

Tom Foster

After holidaying in Coffs Harbour as a child, Tom Foster moved to the Coffs Coast in 1979 to pursue a career as a full-time guitarist. After a decade or so playing with local and touring bands, Tom hung up his guitar for a break in 1993, but has recently rediscovered his passion for music. His recently released Pepper’s Take CD marks Tom’s return to his roots.

The Shed

‘The Shed’ is a musical collaboration conceived to perform and translate songs created by band member Sandra Clark after the death of her husband Peter in 2008. These songs have led to the release of the CD Dragonfly, featuring local artists Sandra Clark, Victoria Christie, Catherine Campbell, Susan McGowan, Karin Braidwood, Cherie Timms and Julie Byers.