THE 7th MITCHELL CREEK ROCK ’N’ BLUES FEST ANNOUNCE FINAL 7 ARTISTS AND PLAYING SCHEDULE RELEASED! |MCK5150

7 July 2018

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This year’s Mitchell Creek Rock’n’Blues Festival is in it’s seventh year and to celebrate, the organisers have enlisted the help of the mystical “Hootchie Cootchie Man” from Willie Dickson’s famous blues tune. On the seventh day of each month since February, Mitchell Creek organisers have been announcing seven acts at a time, culminating in this final artist announcement and the official poster launch on the 7th of July.

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Without further ado,

The final seven acts in this last artist announcement are:

19 Twenty - this band needs no introduction. For the last two years they have dazzled our audiences only to be invited back by popular demand, Soul Sisters featuring blues superstars Liza Ohlback, Belle Hendrik, Ali Penney and special guests. This years Promotors pick of emerging artists is Dave Orr Band, our favourite locals are back - Eccentricity who will host the jams in the Zeppelin Bar plus Upsize, The Amanda Emblem Experiment, and Blackall Blues who will be performing at the VIP “peg out” night on Sat 8th September,

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They will be joining: Renee Geyer, Ross Wilson, Matt Taylor and The Black Cat Bone, The Backsliders, Jesse Redwing, Gerry Joe Weise, The Fumes and many many more. Click here for the full artist line-up.

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Delivering on the promise of the best and biggest festival to date, Mitchell Creek patrons are guaranteed some very sweet times ahead. With only 11 weeks to go ticket sales are booming, and with their biggest lineup to date now officially announced, the organisers still have a few surprises up their sleeve for the coming weeks.

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