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7-10 June Long Weekend
Sponsors<br />
Premium Partner<br />
Event Management<br />
Thank you to<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Partners<br />
Major <strong>Festival</strong> Sponsors<br />
Media Partners<br />
Our sponsors and supporters – without you this festival<br />
would not be possible. The venues and artists – your participation<br />
is what makes this festival sing. Our friends at <strong>the</strong> Melbourne<br />
International <strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> for <strong>the</strong>ir <strong>as</strong>sistance in producing a<br />
<strong>program</strong> featuring outstanding international performers.<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Management: Adelaide Hills Events<br />
Marketing and Promotion: Adelaide Hills Marketing<br />
61 Hutchinson Street, Mount Barker SA 5251.<br />
Phone 08 83910144<br />
Email: events@adelaidehillsmarketing.com.au<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Director: Mikyla Gilbert<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Coordinator: Simon Duncan<br />
Production Manager: Ant Williams<br />
VIP Artist Liaison: Noel Probert<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! Club Manager: Anne Wiberg<br />
Graphic Designers: Fiona Bavage and Kate Watts<br />
Staff: Di Thompson, Kamini Navin, Beth Shimmin,<br />
Soozie Feutrill, Samantha Begg<br />
Interns: Lauren Rose, Annabel Borchardt,<br />
Sarah Spencer, Holly Tardif<br />
Street Parade Broadc<strong>as</strong>t: Power FM<br />
And a special thanks to all of our wonderful volunteers!<br />
This is a District Council of Mount Barker event.<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Sponsors<br />
Just visiting<br />
Our international and interstate nguests choose to stay<br />
at The Manna of Hahndorf www.<strong>the</strong>manna.com.au<br />
For more accommodation suggestions and o<strong>the</strong>r useful<br />
information about <strong>the</strong> Adelaide Hills, visit<br />
www.adelaidehills.org.au<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Supporters<br />
This <strong>program</strong> is accurate at <strong>the</strong> time of publication. Running times<br />
are approximate and may be subject to change without notice.<br />
For up-to-date information ple<strong>as</strong>e check <strong>the</strong> <strong>Hoot</strong>! website at<br />
hootjazzfestival.com.au.
WHAT IS HOOT<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> is where it’s at. It’s music that comes from <strong>the</strong> soul.<br />
It’s cool, it’s hot, sometimes familiar but always changing.<br />
It’s on <strong>the</strong> edge, it’s in <strong>the</strong> groove and, this June long<br />
weekend, it’s in <strong>the</strong> Hills!<br />
Performers come to <strong>Hoot</strong>! to celebrate jazz – from across<br />
<strong>the</strong> world, across Australia and just across <strong>the</strong> street. It’s<br />
a bl<strong>as</strong>t of heat in <strong>the</strong> middle of winter <strong>as</strong> an <strong>as</strong>tonishing<br />
range of players, singers, composers and performers<br />
converge on <strong>the</strong> Hills and deliver performances that<br />
cover <strong>the</strong> spectrum of jazz.<br />
Experimental, fusion, funk, soul, blues, trad, bebop,<br />
croon, swing and hip-hop can all be found, in intimate<br />
and inimitable venues: where else would you find a<br />
gig at a funeral parlour, on a train, in a church and on a<br />
bowling green Only at <strong>Hoot</strong>!<br />
There’s jazz in pubs and cafes, in marquees and <strong>the</strong><br />
town hall. There’s so much jazz that it’s spreading to<br />
neighbouring towns – Littlehampton, Hahndorf, Nairne<br />
and Macclesfield are all part of <strong>the</strong> fun.<br />
L<strong>as</strong>t year’s inaugural <strong>Hoot</strong>! w<strong>as</strong> praised by audiences<br />
and performers alike for its eclectic venues, appealing<br />
<strong>program</strong> and sheer infectious spirit. And now it’s back,<br />
with <strong>the</strong> most outstanding lineup of jazz musicians you’ll<br />
see in South Australia this year.<br />
Don’t miss it!<br />
Keep up to date<br />
Facebook /hootjazzfestival<br />
Twitter @hootjazzfest #<strong>Hoot</strong><strong>Jazz</strong>13<br />
HOW DO I HOOT<br />
Book your tickets<br />
BOOK ONLINE<br />
ticketek.com.au<br />
A booking fee applies to each transaction through<br />
Ticketek. Read <strong>the</strong> <strong>program</strong>, choose your favourites,<br />
and book all of your tickets at once for maximum value.<br />
IN PERSON<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! box office<br />
Hahndorf Visitor Information Centre,<br />
Hahndorf Academy, 68 Main Street Hahndorf<br />
or any Ticketek agency.<br />
BY PHONE<br />
ticketek 13 28 49<br />
AT THE DOOR<br />
try your luck!<br />
You might get lucky at <strong>the</strong> door but ple<strong>as</strong>e note: <strong>the</strong><br />
intimate venues chosen by <strong>Hoot</strong>! have limited capacity.<br />
To avoid disappointment, book early!<br />
hootjazzfestival.com.au
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www.AdelaideHills.org.au<br />
The official website for <strong>the</strong> Adelaide Hills Visitor Information Centre.<br />
Your one stop shop for Adelaide Hills accommodation, tours, events,<br />
information and inspiration.<br />
A truly regional tourism website<br />
Book accommodation and tours in real time using <strong>the</strong><br />
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Look no fur<strong>the</strong>r for all your Adelaide Hills Tourism needs, or call our<br />
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68 Main Street Hahndorf | Phone 1800 353 323 or 8388 1185 | Email vic@adelaidehills.org.au<br />
Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm | Sat-Sun & Public Holidays 10am-4pm
Ann Ferguson, Mayor<br />
District Council of Mount Barker<br />
Hitaf R<strong>as</strong>heed<br />
GM - Events South Australia<br />
Mikyla Gilbert<br />
<strong>Festival</strong> Director<br />
Welcome back to <strong>Hoot</strong>! Adelaide Hills<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> – Mount Barker. I’d like<br />
to acknowledge that this festival takes<br />
place on Peramangk land.<br />
It doesn’t seem like a year since I<br />
wrote l<strong>as</strong>t year’s welcome to <strong>the</strong><br />
very first <strong>Hoot</strong>!, but here we are in<br />
2013 with a new <strong>program</strong>, some new<br />
venues and a whole lot more of <strong>the</strong><br />
very special mix that <strong>Hoot</strong>! introduced<br />
to <strong>the</strong> Adelaide Hills in 2012.<br />
Exotic, experimental, sentimental<br />
and inspirational, <strong>Hoot</strong>! promises to<br />
once again wow audiences with a<br />
<strong>program</strong> of international, interstate<br />
and local performers.<br />
There will be family fun, free shows,<br />
and a range of musical styles that is<br />
sure to excite and entertain.<br />
Whe<strong>the</strong>r you’re looking to discover<br />
something new, rekindle an old<br />
musical flame, or simply dance <strong>the</strong><br />
night away, <strong>Hoot</strong>! is bound to ple<strong>as</strong>e.<br />
On behalf of <strong>the</strong> District Council of<br />
Mount Barker, ple<strong>as</strong>e accept my<br />
invitation to join in with us <strong>as</strong> we<br />
celebrate <strong>the</strong> newest Hills tradition,<br />
and have a <strong>Hoot</strong>!<br />
South Australia is known for its<br />
festival culture, and it’s exciting to see<br />
a vibrant new event make its mark.<br />
The <strong>Hoot</strong>! Adelaide Hills <strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />
– Mount Barker is important, not only<br />
because it’s <strong>the</strong> biggest ga<strong>the</strong>ring of<br />
jazz musicians in <strong>the</strong> state, but also<br />
for its role in expanding our cultural<br />
footprint beyond <strong>the</strong> square mile<br />
of Adelaide. The Adelaide Hills is<br />
growing in stature <strong>as</strong> a destination<br />
and events like <strong>Hoot</strong>! can only help<br />
that progression, attracting visitors<br />
and performers from beyond our<br />
borders. In its second year, <strong>Hoot</strong>! h<strong>as</strong><br />
once again secured three incredible<br />
international acts: <strong>the</strong> m<strong>as</strong>terful<br />
James Carter Trio from Detroit, <strong>the</strong><br />
wild and expressive Snarky Puppy<br />
from Tex<strong>as</strong>, and <strong>the</strong> unique and<br />
inventive young Austrian pianist David<br />
Helbock, who will play his Australian<br />
premiere right here in Mount Barker.<br />
This festival is not just about international<br />
artists. The number of brilliant and<br />
talented local artists – not only from<br />
<strong>the</strong> Adelaide Hills but also from all over<br />
South Australia – is amazing. A festival<br />
such <strong>as</strong> this not only shows what a rich<br />
pool of home-grown talent we have, but<br />
also gives local artists <strong>the</strong> opportunity<br />
to play alongside <strong>the</strong>ir international and<br />
interstate counterparts.<br />
The Government of South Australia<br />
and <strong>the</strong> South Australian Tourism<br />
Commission is proud to support this<br />
eclectic, fun-loving and inclusive festival,<br />
and I look forward to sampling that<br />
famous Hills hospitality when I visit<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! this June long weekend. I hope<br />
to see you <strong>the</strong>re.<br />
The final notes of <strong>the</strong> l<strong>as</strong>t amazing<br />
performance of <strong>Hoot</strong>! 2012 were still<br />
in my ears when I started getting<br />
really excited about <strong>the</strong> 2013 <strong>Festival</strong>.<br />
When we launched <strong>the</strong> inaugural<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! l<strong>as</strong>t year, we knew it w<strong>as</strong><br />
going to be special. Knew it w<strong>as</strong><br />
going to be something that <strong>the</strong> Hills<br />
had never seen before. That we<br />
would witness some of <strong>the</strong> world’s<br />
best musicians performing in our<br />
own neighbourhood.<br />
What we didn’t expect w<strong>as</strong> <strong>the</strong> way<br />
<strong>the</strong> community embraced <strong>Hoot</strong>! From<br />
<strong>the</strong> first steps of <strong>the</strong> Opening Parade to<br />
<strong>the</strong> cleanup at <strong>the</strong> end, we were blown<br />
away by <strong>the</strong> responses from everyone<br />
we came in contact with. Audiences<br />
were delighted, international artists<br />
told us <strong>the</strong>y’d never had hospitality at a<br />
festival like <strong>the</strong>y got from <strong>the</strong> Adelaide<br />
Hills, Hills-dwellers came out in droves<br />
and visitors flocked to <strong>the</strong> region.<br />
So we’re back, and our team have once<br />
again pulled out all <strong>the</strong> stops. I would<br />
like to thank all our sponsors, supporters<br />
and <strong>the</strong> <strong>Hoot</strong> crew, especially <strong>Festival</strong><br />
Coordinator, Simon Duncan.<br />
This year we’ve got four international<br />
acts, six interstate acts, and <strong>the</strong> cream<br />
of <strong>the</strong> South Australian jazz scene<br />
on <strong>the</strong>ir way to <strong>the</strong> Hills. We’ve got<br />
favourites from l<strong>as</strong>t year, like jazz on<br />
trains, on <strong>the</strong> bowling green, in <strong>the</strong><br />
funeral parlour, in pubs and cafes, in <strong>the</strong><br />
streets and even in church.<br />
Look through this fab new <strong>program</strong>, plan<br />
your weekend, and get ready to <strong>Hoot</strong>!<br />
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With over 270 retailers, Mount Barker<br />
is <strong>the</strong> centre of shopping in <strong>the</strong> hills.<br />
Welcome all HOOT! artists and audiences to our town and region.<br />
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OPENING NIGHT<br />
PARADE &<br />
STREET PARTY<br />
SA POLICE<br />
BAND<br />
CONCERT<br />
Free<br />
events<br />
It’s fun for <strong>the</strong> whole family when <strong>Hoot</strong>! comes to <strong>the</strong> Hills.<br />
The Opening Night Parade and Street Party is a noisy and<br />
colourful celebration of music to kick off a fabulous weekend<br />
of jazz with style.<br />
Mount Barker’s main street will be closed to traffic and<br />
<strong>the</strong>med to evoke <strong>the</strong> spirit of a New Orleans Mardi Gr<strong>as</strong>.<br />
Led by The Atlantic Street Band and followed by The Various<br />
Nefarious and <strong>the</strong> SA Police’s Dixieland Band, a procession<br />
of performers and musicians will make <strong>the</strong>ir way through<br />
Mount Barker, singing, dancing and turning <strong>the</strong> street into a<br />
kaleidoscope of light and sound.<br />
The Street Parade is inspired by <strong>the</strong> New Orleans tradition<br />
of <strong>the</strong> ‘Second Line’, where <strong>the</strong> whole neighbourhood would<br />
follow a funeral procession in a rowdy celebration of life,<br />
except that our Parade isn’t a sad one – it’s all about fun!<br />
There’ll be food, drink, music and dancing until late, so come<br />
along, join in and make a night of it!<br />
The South Australian Police Band is known for <strong>the</strong>ir lively<br />
street processions, and use music to deliver community<br />
messages. As an institution steeped in proud tradition, <strong>the</strong><br />
SA Police Band h<strong>as</strong> become an identifiable part of our state’s<br />
history and image. The band is broken up into a number of<br />
small ensembles, and this year’s <strong>Hoot</strong>-goers will be treated<br />
to shows by <strong>the</strong> Dixieland Band and Kind of Blue.<br />
Dixieland Band<br />
The Dixieland Band h<strong>as</strong> been delighting audiences for over<br />
30 years. The group is made up of 7 members – vocal,<br />
trumpet, clarinet, trombone, banjo, b<strong>as</strong>s and drums. Whilst<br />
keeping close to <strong>the</strong> Dixieland style, it ventures outside <strong>the</strong><br />
usual boundaries. Embracing versatility, an audience may<br />
hear anything from Louis Armstrong to Elvis Presley, all with<br />
a special SAPOL band touch.<br />
Kind of Blue<br />
Also <strong>the</strong> name of a Miles Davis album, <strong>the</strong> recently formed<br />
Kind of Blue is a laid back six-piece offering a diverse<br />
repertoire of jazz, lounge, folk and pop with a line-up of piano,<br />
b<strong>as</strong>s, drums, saxophone, flute and vocals.<br />
Friday 7 th June 5.30pm - 8.30pm<br />
Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Family event<br />
Friday 7 th June 8.30pm - 10.30pm<br />
Mount Barker Community Library, Dum<strong>as</strong> Street<br />
Family event<br />
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EURO<br />
international<br />
AUSTRALIAN PREMIERE<br />
DAVID HELBOCK TRIO<br />
Austria<br />
Proudly supported by<br />
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Austrian Emb<strong>as</strong>sy<br />
Canberra
David Helbock is only 29, but already<br />
he h<strong>as</strong> made an indelible mark on<br />
<strong>the</strong> European jazz scene, winning<br />
Austria’s highest artistic prize, <strong>the</strong><br />
Outstanding Artist Award, in 2011. It’s<br />
a prize that sits well with previous<br />
awards, including two jury prizes and<br />
an audience prize at <strong>the</strong> Montreux<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Piano Solo competition.<br />
He h<strong>as</strong> rele<strong>as</strong>ed 11 albums since<br />
1998 and performed throughout<br />
Europe <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> tours and recording<br />
sessions in <strong>the</strong> USA, Australia,<br />
Mexico, Russia, Kazakhstan,<br />
Kyrgyzstan, Morocco, Ethiopia, Kenya,<br />
Senegal, Indonesia, Malaysia, India,<br />
Argentina and Chile.<br />
In addition to his intensive studies<br />
in jazz and cl<strong>as</strong>sical piano, he h<strong>as</strong> also<br />
studied percussion, elements of which<br />
feature in his unorthodox and highly<br />
individual approach to <strong>the</strong> piano.<br />
From <strong>the</strong> beginning of his career,<br />
Helbock h<strong>as</strong> been a prolific composer.<br />
His works include a concerto for jazz<br />
trio and orchestra, and a daunting<br />
project for which he wrote a new<br />
piece every day for a year. The<br />
resulting works were published in<br />
2010 with over 600 pages of music.<br />
He h<strong>as</strong> played and recorded with<br />
jazz legends like Peter Madsen and<br />
Chick Corea, <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> leading his<br />
own bands. Most recently he rele<strong>as</strong>ed<br />
Purple, an album of solo piano<br />
interpretations of songs by Prince.<br />
The trio Helbock is bringing to<br />
Mount Barker is <strong>as</strong> unorthodox<br />
<strong>as</strong> his playing style, comprising<br />
Raphael Preuschl on b<strong>as</strong>s ukulele<br />
and Herbert Pirker on drums. Both<br />
Preuschl and Pirker are respected<br />
musicians in <strong>the</strong>ir own right,<br />
performing with some of Austria’s<br />
finest jazz players.<br />
Ticket Price $69.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Allocated seating<br />
Duration 1.5 hours<br />
Friday 7 th June 8.30pm - 10pm<br />
Atelier - Cornerstone College Arts Theatre<br />
68 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker<br />
Modern<br />
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USA<br />
international<br />
JAMES CARTER<br />
ORGAN TRIO<br />
Detroit, USA<br />
“He is <strong>the</strong> complete musician, a technician with no apparent limits and a<br />
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An artist long intrigued by contr<strong>as</strong>ts<br />
and hybrids, Carter resists comfortable<br />
categorisation. Born and raised in Detroit,<br />
Carter grew up surrounded by music, soaking<br />
up everything from funk and fusion to rock,<br />
soul, and various strains of acoustic jazz.<br />
Equally expressive on alto, tenor, baritone<br />
and, more recently, soprano saxophone,<br />
Carter always finds a way into whatever<br />
musical situation he finds himself. “You have<br />
to be totally comfortable wherever,” Carter<br />
says. “I feel that music equals life, that’s<br />
<strong>the</strong> way my teacher always taught me. You<br />
just can’t go through life and experience it<br />
fully with a set of blinders on. I think <strong>the</strong>re’s<br />
tremendous beauty in cross-pollinations of<br />
music and influences.”<br />
In 2000, he rele<strong>as</strong>ed two albums<br />
simultaneously that seemed to proclaim<br />
everything fair game: Ch<strong>as</strong>in’ <strong>the</strong> Gypsy, a<br />
voluptuous, lyrical session partly inspired by<br />
<strong>the</strong> timeless collaboration between Django<br />
Reinhardt and Stephane Grappelli, and<br />
<strong>the</strong> groove-laden Layin’ in <strong>the</strong> Cut, which<br />
combines harmolodic freedom with a deep<br />
reservoir of funk.<br />
Fur<strong>the</strong>r cross-pollination is evident in his<br />
2003 album Gardeni<strong>as</strong> for Lady Day, a<br />
tribute to Billie Holiday, and his 2005 outing<br />
Gold Sounds, which explored <strong>the</strong> music of<br />
indie rockers Pavement.<br />
He reinvented <strong>the</strong> organ combo with<br />
2005’s Out of Nowhere, and in 2011 with<br />
At <strong>the</strong> Crossroads. Featuring <strong>the</strong> li<strong>the</strong> and<br />
muscular keyboard work of Detroit’s rising<br />
B3 star Gerard Gibbs and <strong>the</strong> propulsive<br />
drum support of veteran Motor City trap<br />
m<strong>as</strong>ter Leonard King Jr, At <strong>the</strong> Crossroads<br />
marks <strong>the</strong> 10th anniversary of <strong>the</strong><br />
multigenerational James Carter Organ Trio.<br />
Ticket Price $79.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Allocated seating<br />
Duration 1.5 hours<br />
Saturday 8 th June 8.30pm - 10pm<br />
Atelier - Cornerstone College Arts Theatre<br />
68 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker<br />
Contemporary<br />
poet of deep sensibility” - Detroit News<br />
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USA<br />
SNARKY PUPPY<br />
FEATURING ALISON WEDDING<br />
Tex<strong>as</strong>, USA<br />
international<br />
“It’s part jazz, part funk, part rock, part jam...It will make your brain churn<br />
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Music for <strong>the</strong> brain and booty: this is how<br />
Tex<strong>as</strong> instrumental fusion collective Snarky<br />
Puppy sum up <strong>the</strong>ir sound. Since forming<br />
in Denton, Tex<strong>as</strong> in 2004, Snarky Puppy<br />
h<strong>as</strong> gained a reputation for putting on a live<br />
show unparalleled in energy, virtuosity and<br />
musicianship.<br />
Formed from two different cultures<br />
and traditions – jazz and rock from white<br />
America and gospel/R&B from black<br />
America – <strong>the</strong> group combine raw funk<br />
and sensitive dynamics, relentless pocket<br />
and lyrical melodicism, lush harmony and<br />
soulful simplicity, and a delicate mixture of<br />
composition and improvisation.<br />
With more than 25 players in regular<br />
rotation, <strong>the</strong> core of <strong>the</strong> group comprises<br />
Grammy-winners Robert “Sput” Searight on<br />
drums and Shaun Martin on keys, with band<br />
founder Michael League playing b<strong>as</strong>s and<br />
guitar, <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> composing and arranging.<br />
O<strong>the</strong>r members are mainstays with performers<br />
like Snoop Dogg, The Polyphonic Spree,<br />
P Diddy, Erykah Badu, Morcheeba and Yo-Yo Ma.<br />
Snarky Puppy is a group of musicians<br />
unanimously and enthusi<strong>as</strong>tically committed<br />
to music education and community outreach.<br />
Working with groups like ROAM (Roots Of<br />
American Music) in inner city Cleveland and<br />
<strong>the</strong> Music Lab at Jefferson Center in Roanoke,<br />
<strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> giving clinics at over 40 colleges,<br />
high schools, and middle schools worldwide,<br />
<strong>the</strong> band h<strong>as</strong> made a strong commitment<br />
to spreading a love of music and general<br />
positivity to a young generation looking for<br />
something real to hold on to.<br />
For <strong>the</strong>ir <strong>Hoot</strong>! performance, Snarky<br />
Puppy will be bringing 9 musicians and a<br />
healthy sense of humour – <strong>the</strong> group list <strong>the</strong>ir<br />
interests <strong>as</strong> fitting 20 pounds of shit in a 10<br />
pound bag, cooking, meeting new people,<br />
going new places, seeing old people, seeing<br />
old places, good libations, and generally<br />
enjoying making music for people.<br />
They will be joined on stage by vocalist<br />
Alison Wedding.<br />
Ticket Price $79.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 2 hours<br />
Sunday 9 th June 8.30pm - 10.30pm<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Fusion<br />
and your booty shake” - Chicago Jam Scene<br />
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Bill<br />
SARAH McKENZIE<br />
SUPPORTED BY EMMA HAMILTON<br />
Sydney, Australia<br />
“Sarah McKenzie is a musical marvel. She sings with <strong>the</strong><br />
kind of phr<strong>as</strong>ing that only a true jazz player can come<br />
up with, while her groove on <strong>the</strong> piano is that stuff that<br />
makes people want to play jazz” – James Morrison<br />
“Sarah McKenzie, <strong>the</strong> remarkable jazz pianist-vocalistcomposer-arranger,<br />
is a gem” – The Age<br />
The p<strong>as</strong>t year h<strong>as</strong> been a triumphant one for jazz vocalist,<br />
piano player and composer Sarah McKenzie. Not only did<br />
she receive a full scholarship to attend <strong>the</strong> prestigious<br />
Berklee College of Music in Boston, her record Close Your<br />
Eyes picked up an ARIA Award for 2012’s Best <strong>Jazz</strong> Album.<br />
These are nothing short of remarkable successes for <strong>the</strong><br />
24-year-old, who h<strong>as</strong> been labeled a once-in-a-generation<br />
artist. Raised in Melbourne, Sarah w<strong>as</strong> educated in Perth<br />
and is a graduate of <strong>the</strong> Western Australian Academy of<br />
Performing Arts. She h<strong>as</strong> been mentored by jazz legend<br />
James Morrison, and h<strong>as</strong> recorded two studio albums that<br />
serve <strong>as</strong> a collection of jazz, blues and pop.<br />
With a lifetime of dedication to music behind her, Sarah is<br />
not afraid to work hard to bring cl<strong>as</strong>s to music and keep<br />
it <strong>the</strong>re. She is no stranger to <strong>the</strong> stage; her portfolio<br />
includes performances at <strong>the</strong> Melbourne International<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> and <strong>as</strong> a vocalist alongside Michael Bublé<br />
on his Call me Irresponsible tour.<br />
“Emma h<strong>as</strong> one of those voices I love”<br />
– Greg Wells (Producer, Adele)<br />
Emma Hamilton h<strong>as</strong> a big year planned, with <strong>Hoot</strong>! on her<br />
long list of Australian festival line ups, <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> a headlining<br />
tour to Europe in <strong>the</strong> works to perform her mix of glam pop,<br />
jazz, electro-synth, orchestral, folk and world sounds.<br />
Growing up surrounded by music and French culture,<br />
Emma’s upbringing shines through her 2011 debut album<br />
La Musique. Her live performances are a showc<strong>as</strong>e of her<br />
s<strong>as</strong>sy songwriting, with her poignant and at times comical<br />
lyrics that seamlessly cross over from English to French.<br />
With her vision and p<strong>as</strong>sion for eclectic and beautiful tones,<br />
Emma certainly made an impression at l<strong>as</strong>t year’s <strong>Hoot</strong>! This<br />
time around, she will be opening for Sarah McKenzie.<br />
Ticket Price $59.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Allocated seating<br />
Duration 2.5 hours<br />
Sunday 9 th June 8pm - 10.30pm<br />
Atelier - Cornerstone College Arts Theatre<br />
68 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker<br />
Contemporary<br />
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GERARD<br />
MASTERS<br />
TRIO<br />
Sydney, Australia<br />
“He can put toge<strong>the</strong>r a set ranging from jazz standards,<br />
to a funked-up Crowded House cover (It’s Only Natural),<br />
original pop (Spin) and even some soul (Drown in my<br />
own Tears) with e<strong>as</strong>e. And it’s all entertaining. That’s<br />
showbiz. We want him back!” Chelsea Read, Newc<strong>as</strong>tle<br />
Improvised Music Association<br />
“Pianist Gerard M<strong>as</strong>ters, b<strong>as</strong>sist Cameron Undy and<br />
drummer Evan Mannell are capable of … bulldozing<br />
potency. Mannell loves <strong>the</strong> shock value of unexpected<br />
wallops and M<strong>as</strong>ters and Undy love grooves <strong>as</strong> ends in<br />
<strong>the</strong>mselves, independently of <strong>the</strong> brilliant solos M<strong>as</strong>ters<br />
layers on top.” John Shand, The Sydney Morning Herald<br />
Performing toge<strong>the</strong>r since 2000, this jazz trio, led by pianist<br />
and lead singer Gerard M<strong>as</strong>ters, is extremely versatile in<br />
<strong>the</strong>ir style of music. A strong blues <strong>the</strong>me appears<br />
throughout <strong>the</strong>ir more recent album titled Pendulum<br />
which h<strong>as</strong> been likened to that of Paul Bley and Bill Evans.<br />
It includes a range of styles, from high energy bop to<br />
intricate ballad and free improvisation.<br />
The trio have performed at major jazz festivals across<br />
Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Europe. Their<br />
unpredictable style keeps <strong>the</strong> audience entertained <strong>as</strong><br />
<strong>the</strong>y mix jazz with rock & roll. Gerard h<strong>as</strong> created his own<br />
original style and toge<strong>the</strong>r with b<strong>as</strong>s guitarist Cameron<br />
Undy and drummer Evan Mannell, <strong>the</strong> trio have gained a<br />
strong reputation in <strong>the</strong> music industry.<br />
Ticket Price $39.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 2 hours<br />
Friday 7 th June 9pm - 11pm<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Modern
GRACE KNIGHT<br />
& LIAM BURROWS<br />
Sydney, Australia<br />
DOUBLE<br />
Bill<br />
After being discovered in 1976 in London, Grace Knight h<strong>as</strong><br />
forged an enviable career spanning pop, swing and jazz. Her<br />
music h<strong>as</strong> <strong>the</strong> rare ability to reach <strong>the</strong> hearts and souls of<br />
audiences of all ages. She h<strong>as</strong> become a jazz superstar on<br />
<strong>the</strong> world stage with several hit songs, platinum and gold<br />
records and ARIA awards all under her belt.<br />
Supporting her is Liam Burrows, a young up-and-coming jazz<br />
star dubbed Best <strong>Jazz</strong> Artist at MusicOz Awards 2012. At just<br />
18, Liam h<strong>as</strong> already taken to a local and international stage<br />
with his mature vocal style and technical ability in jazz and<br />
swing. He also plays cl<strong>as</strong>sical piano and <strong>the</strong> trumpet, and h<strong>as</strong><br />
been touted <strong>as</strong> <strong>the</strong> next Michael Bublé.<br />
Ticket Price Dinner & Show $72.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Show only $48.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 4 hours<br />
Saturday 8 th June 7pm - 11pm<br />
The Old Mill, 98 Main Street Hahndorf<br />
Pop & swing<br />
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FREE VENUE<br />
Mirror mirror on<br />
<strong>the</strong> wall, where’s<br />
<strong>the</strong> hottest pop up<br />
bar of all<br />
BAR<br />
Stephen Street, Mount Barker (off Gawler Street)<br />
• Entrance to <strong>Hoot</strong> Club & Box Office<br />
• Spontaneous & eclectic live<br />
performances & Deejays<br />
• Wine t<strong>as</strong>tings & Cocktails<br />
• Local craft Beers<br />
AN AUSTRALIAN FIRST!<br />
OFFICIAL UNVEILING OF<br />
“THE PIMPED-UP PIANO”<br />
Industral Deco & mirror mosaic exhibition<br />
by Dean McPherson of Xntrix Studios<br />
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<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
10 AWESOME ACTS...<br />
OVER 4 DRAMATIC DAYS...<br />
AT 1 VITAL VENUE<br />
Gerard M<strong>as</strong>ters Trio<br />
(NSW) • Bill Parton Trio<br />
• Lucky Seven • Black<br />
Fedora • Vincent’s<br />
Chair • The Amazing<br />
Drumming Monkeys •<br />
Mike Stewart Big<br />
Band •Bottleneck<br />
• Marmalade Circus<br />
Snarky Puppy (USA)<br />
This Queen’s Birthday long weekend, <strong>the</strong> Mount Barker Town Hall will again<br />
be transformed into <strong>the</strong> <strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club. Bo<strong>as</strong>ting an exciting lineup of<br />
local, interstate and international acts, <strong>the</strong> <strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club is <strong>the</strong> hub of<br />
<strong>the</strong> weekend. A licenced venue, food and drink will be available at all shows.
BILL PARTON<br />
TRIO<br />
BLACK<br />
FEDORA JAZZ<br />
Bill Parton Trio aim for <strong>the</strong> simplicity and catchiness of The<br />
Beatles, combined with Coldplay-like chords and melodies,<br />
and <strong>the</strong> impressionism of Jeff Buckley and Radiohead.<br />
The trio is William Parton, Jeremy Martin and Andrew<br />
Partington, who emerged onto <strong>the</strong> South Australian live<br />
circuit in 2001. Toge<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong>y play a diverse range of jazz,<br />
through mainstream swing to smooth ballads and Latino<br />
style sounds. The ensemble is proud of its youthful<br />
freshness and musical virtuosity, and use piano, b<strong>as</strong>s,<br />
drums and vocals to create a vibrant atmosphere.<br />
In <strong>the</strong> p<strong>as</strong>t decade <strong>the</strong> group h<strong>as</strong> built up quite a portfolio,<br />
having performed at hundreds of events, private functions<br />
and festivals. This February <strong>the</strong>y rele<strong>as</strong>ed <strong>the</strong>ir first single<br />
Going Away from <strong>the</strong>ir debut EP.<br />
Sometimes funky and always cool, Black Fedora play<br />
anything jazz. They delve deep into <strong>the</strong>ir store of jazz<br />
standards, serving <strong>the</strong>m up with a twist of soul, funk,<br />
blues and swing.<br />
Emma Gordon-Smith leads with her strong vocal talent<br />
in front of band members including Nigel Bourn, Michael<br />
Boehm, Peter Torr and Satomi Ohnishi. Take a powerful<br />
journey from Etta James to Norah Jones, with stops at all<br />
points in between.<br />
Ticket Price $15.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 1.5 hours<br />
Ticket Price $15.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 1.5 hours<br />
Saturday 8 th June 2.30pm - 4pm<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Contemporary<br />
Saturday 8 th June 5.30pm - 7pm<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Soul, funk & swing<br />
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HOOT<br />
<strong>Festival</strong><br />
Club<br />
LUCKY 7<br />
LUCKY SEVEN SWING<br />
Undoubtedly Adelaide’s hottest swing band, Lucky Seven encapsulate a genre of music that appeals to all generations. The group<br />
started out by predominantly performing covers of <strong>the</strong> likes of Sinatra and Crosby, and have since expanded <strong>the</strong>ir repertoire with<br />
strains of jazz, roots, rock ’n’ roll and rockabilly.<br />
Lucky Seven consists of vocals, drums, upright b<strong>as</strong>s, guitar, trumpet, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone and baritone saxophone.<br />
Each one of <strong>the</strong> seven members is an accomplished musician in his own right, and toge<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong>y are a force to be reckoned with.<br />
Complementary to <strong>the</strong>ir music is <strong>the</strong>ir appearance. Think gangster, think suspenders and slick backs, think hip fl<strong>as</strong>ks and cigars and<br />
bullet holes in <strong>the</strong> b<strong>as</strong>s. Lucky Seven’s wide appeal is evident and h<strong>as</strong> all ages in any joint showing off <strong>the</strong>ir finest two-step. Their<br />
driving rhythm section, hostile horns and full-sized vocals will go down a treat at <strong>Hoot</strong>!<br />
Ticket Price Cabaret seating $35.00 *plus booking fee<br />
General admission $29.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 3 hours<br />
Saturday 8 th June 8.30pm - 11.30pm<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Swing<br />
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<strong>Festival</strong><br />
Club<br />
BOTTLENECK<br />
MARMALADE<br />
CIRCUS<br />
This talented and dynamic quartet includes some of<br />
Adelaide’s finest musicians. B<strong>as</strong>sist David Phillips, who plays<br />
full-time with <strong>the</strong> Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, collaborates<br />
with three friends who all share a love for jazz from <strong>the</strong> Blue<br />
Note era – David McEvoy on piano, Blake Hammat on drums<br />
and Tom Pulford on saxophones.<br />
Bottleneck’s original compositions are bluesy, melodic<br />
and groove-inspired. With a huge array of experience and<br />
professional international acknowledgment, Bottleneck<br />
captivate audiences through traditional jazz sounds with a<br />
contemporary feel.<br />
Ticket Price $15.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 1.5 hours<br />
“The enthusi<strong>as</strong>m and virtuosity with which <strong>the</strong>y played<br />
w<strong>as</strong> infectious, and without having heard any of <strong>the</strong><br />
material before this w<strong>as</strong> <strong>the</strong> best night out I’ve had for<br />
quite a while” – RIPITUP<br />
“pumping like a steam locomotive” – The Advertiser<br />
Marmalade Circus’ current line-up consists of some of South<br />
Australia’s most creative multi-instrumentalists, playing music<br />
that is often far-removed from typical jazz. Armed with catchy<br />
tunes that celebrate <strong>the</strong> simple things in life, audiences walk<br />
away feeling uplifted after an engaging performance that<br />
seamlessly moves from jazz to cabaret to Latino and <strong>the</strong>n<br />
Afro. With <strong>the</strong>ir global grooves, killer soloists and inspiring<br />
live shows, this troupe h<strong>as</strong> played to 80,000 people at <strong>the</strong><br />
Sydney <strong>Festival</strong> <strong>Jazz</strong> in <strong>the</strong> Domain Concert, <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> at <strong>the</strong><br />
Manly <strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> and at Carols by Candlelight in Elder Park.<br />
Ticket Price $15.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 1.5 hours<br />
Sunday 9 th June 2.30pm - 4pm<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Contemporary<br />
Sunday 9 th June 5.30pm - 7pm<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Soul, funk & swing<br />
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VINCENT’S<br />
CHAIR<br />
Vincent’s Chair have delighted audiences in Europe, <strong>the</strong> UK<br />
and Australia with <strong>the</strong>ir exquisitely sensitive, p<strong>as</strong>sionate and<br />
alluring music that defies stylistic cl<strong>as</strong>sification. Influenced<br />
by <strong>the</strong> likes of Joni Mitchell, Sting and Pat Me<strong>the</strong>ny, <strong>the</strong><br />
group plays songs that dabble in realms <strong>as</strong> diverse <strong>as</strong> gentle<br />
bossa nov<strong>as</strong>, jazz ballards, African township grooves and<br />
haunting melodic tunes.<br />
Vincent’s Chair’s intimate set up includes a voice and<br />
keyboard, a guitar and a viola. The interplay between artists<br />
is delicate yet dynamic, and audiences are taken on a journey<br />
of <strong>the</strong> senses <strong>as</strong> lyrics reveal unpretentious and unexpected<br />
stories and folk idioms that are quirky and touching, and<br />
soaked in honest musicianship.<br />
Vincent’s Chair are no stranger to <strong>Hoot</strong>! – one of <strong>the</strong>ir 2012<br />
highlights w<strong>as</strong> performing <strong>the</strong> support for New York jazz<br />
Hammond m<strong>as</strong>ter Dr Lonnie Smith at l<strong>as</strong>t year’s festival.<br />
Ticket Price $15.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 1.5 hours<br />
Monday 10 th June 12pm - 1.30pm<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Art house<br />
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Club<br />
MIKE STEWART<br />
BIG BAND<br />
Backyard Swing - jazz for your inner bogan<br />
It’s Oz Rock like you’ve never heard it before! Mike Stewart’s 17-piece big band plays cl<strong>as</strong>sic Australian rock an<strong>the</strong>ms in <strong>the</strong>ir own<br />
unique style. From Cold Chisel to AC/DC and Crowded House, <strong>the</strong> band combines with powerhouse singer Luke Thompson to<br />
deliver a standout performance of <strong>the</strong> most popular Oz Rock numbers in true Aussie style.<br />
With new and innovative arrangements by Luke, Mike, Nick Mulder and Tom Pulford, <strong>the</strong> show h<strong>as</strong> a swinging tempo - Sinatra<br />
style. After sell-out shows at <strong>the</strong> Adelaide Fringe, <strong>the</strong> Big Band promises an outstanding show by <strong>the</strong> players, providing an original<br />
and unforgettable performance from some of Adelaide’s finest jazz musicians. Oi!trong reputation in <strong>the</strong> music industry.<br />
Ticket Price $25.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 2 hours<br />
Monday 10 th June 2.30pm - 4.30pm<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Big Band
Proudly sponsoring<br />
‘The Amazing Drumming Monkeys’<br />
across <strong>the</strong> HOOT! weekend<br />
THE AMAZING<br />
DRUMMING<br />
MONKEYS<br />
Free<br />
event<br />
“The next Wiggles!” – The NT News<br />
“The next Banan<strong>as</strong>!” – Nicole Foote, Triple J<br />
“Beating High-5 hands down!” – The Adelaide Advertiser<br />
The Amazing Drumming Monkeys are two puppets by <strong>the</strong><br />
names of Bongo and Congo who toge<strong>the</strong>r play African<br />
drums, lead audiences in songs and dance, and perform<br />
magic tricks and low-tech special effects. The variety show<br />
is aimed at 2-8 year-olds and is performed to tiny crowds at<br />
kindergartens up to huge crowds at festivals.<br />
room to move<br />
room to grow<br />
The adorable and interactive shows send positive messages<br />
such <strong>as</strong> caring for our environment and getting along with<br />
each o<strong>the</strong>r. The Monkeys’ drumming keeps <strong>the</strong> feel energetic<br />
and snappy – a great <strong>Hoot</strong>! show for <strong>the</strong> whole family.<br />
Free event<br />
Duration 30 minutes<br />
Proudly presented by:<br />
Child Care & Early Learning<br />
MONTESSORI<br />
Discover new possibilities for your child in a<br />
unique Montessori inspired environment.<br />
Saturday 8 th & Sunday 9 th June<br />
9.30am & 11am<br />
Monday 10 th June 10am<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Family event<br />
8391 5300<br />
1 Rosella Court (off Cleggett Rd)<br />
Littlehampton<br />
@Matild<strong>as</strong>Child<br />
/Matild<strong>as</strong>ChildCare<br />
www.matild<strong>as</strong>childcare.com.au<br />
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ETYPE JAZZ<br />
Tap<strong>as</strong> & Show<br />
ANDY<br />
SEYMOUR<br />
Dinner or Lunch & Show<br />
“We love this band, and believe that you will too!”<br />
- <strong>Jazz</strong>scene<br />
Adelaide’s very own Etype <strong>Jazz</strong> have become somewhat of<br />
an institution over <strong>the</strong> years and bo<strong>as</strong>t quite an impressive<br />
group history, having opened for great names like Harry<br />
Connick Jr, George Benson and Rod Stewart.<br />
Their warm, sexy and sophisticated music is a melting pot of<br />
soulful, smooth, original compositions. They also throw in <strong>the</strong><br />
mix unique arrangements of contemporary pop songs to get<br />
even <strong>the</strong> most timid dancer grooving.<br />
The cl<strong>as</strong>sy five-piece act h<strong>as</strong> sold over 28,000 albums, and<br />
h<strong>as</strong> picked up two Australian Live Music Awards for <strong>the</strong>ir<br />
polished shows that brim with energy.<br />
Ticket Price Tap<strong>as</strong> & Show $69.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Bus - return from Mount Barker $25.00*<br />
*must book bus direct with Hahndorf Tour Bus. Phone: 0400 939 939<br />
Duration 3 hours<br />
Saturday 8 th June 2pm - 5pm<br />
The Three Bro<strong>the</strong>rs Arms Hotel, Macclesfield<br />
Contemporary<br />
With a larger than life stage presence, Andy Seymour<br />
sings to you from <strong>the</strong> heart. He w<strong>as</strong> born in a country town<br />
with a Gospel environment, sparking his f<strong>as</strong>cination for<br />
singers such <strong>as</strong> Johnny C<strong>as</strong>h and Elvis, who now inspire<br />
his work. His diverse love for music allows him to be a<br />
versatile performer, illustrated by his two very different<br />
shows at The White House.<br />
Original Cool - Saturday night<br />
Andy Seymour pays homage to <strong>the</strong> performers who defined<br />
cool. Dean Martin, Tony Bennett and Frank Sinatra are<br />
remembered alongside Johnny C<strong>as</strong>h, Louis Jordan, Tom<br />
Jones and more.<br />
Ticket Price Dinner & Show $83.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 4 hours, 6pm - 10pm<br />
Sunday Gospel<br />
As a young boy, Andy Seymour travelled <strong>the</strong> country with<br />
his parents and <strong>the</strong> dynamic presence of visiting African-<br />
American revival preachers left an indelible mark on this<br />
preacher’s son. Prepare to holler hallelujah!<br />
Ticket Price Lunch & Show $83.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 3 hours, 12pm - 3pm<br />
Saturday 8 th & Sunday 9 th June<br />
The White House, 90 Main Street, Hahndorf<br />
Croon & gospel<br />
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CATHERINE<br />
LAMBERT<br />
Dinner & Show<br />
The Hills are<br />
alive, with<br />
<strong>the</strong> sound of<br />
music...<br />
International diva Ca<strong>the</strong>rine Lambert is one lady with a lot<br />
to her name. She h<strong>as</strong> been performing for decades in bands<br />
and musical <strong>the</strong>atre, in films and on television. You may<br />
recognize her from <strong>the</strong> film Lost in Translation, or in Quentin<br />
Tarantino’s latest hit Django Unchained. Ca<strong>the</strong>rine is a wellknown<br />
voice and personality on Australian media too, having<br />
made appearances on <strong>the</strong> beloved Hey Hey It’s Saturday and<br />
Good Morning Australia.<br />
However, it cannot be understated that jazz is Ca<strong>the</strong>rine’s<br />
true love - she is a m<strong>as</strong>ter of crooning sultry ballads and<br />
pouring sweet melody into welcoming souls. A highlight of<br />
her jazz career w<strong>as</strong> a critically acclaimed performance with<br />
<strong>the</strong> Australian Dance Theatre, where she performed Ella<br />
Fitzgerald cl<strong>as</strong>sics on stage amidst <strong>the</strong> dancers.<br />
This <strong>Hoot</strong>! Ca<strong>the</strong>rine will capture her audience with her own<br />
incomparable style, giving a collection of stunningly beautiful<br />
interpretations of jazz ballads.<br />
Ticket Price Dinner & Show $79.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 3 hours<br />
Sunday 9 th June 6.30pm - 9.30pm<br />
Mt Barker - Hahndorf Golf Glub,<br />
Bald Hills Road, Mount Barker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> ballads<br />
... and we’re in tune with real<br />
estate in <strong>the</strong> Adelaide Hills<br />
40 Adelaide Road, Mt Barker, SA 5251<br />
Ph. 08 8398 2222<br />
realestatein<strong>the</strong>hills.com<br />
/REMAXHC<br />
@REMAXHC<br />
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JAZZ AT THE<br />
FIRE BREWERY<br />
PERIMOOR<br />
SESSION<br />
In <strong>the</strong> library<br />
This <strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>the</strong> Prancing Pony Brewery combines two greats<br />
- jazz and beer - to delight crowds with <strong>Jazz</strong> at <strong>the</strong> Fire<br />
Brewery. Beer and music lovers alike will lounge around and<br />
enjoy samples of <strong>the</strong> brewery’s complete range of beers on<br />
a t<strong>as</strong>ting plank, while being entertained by musicians Emily<br />
Kelly and Warwick Cheatle.<br />
Warwick is a member of <strong>the</strong> Zep Boys, is a musical director<br />
for <strong>the</strong> Adelaide Symphony Orchestra’s performance of Pink<br />
Floyd and b<strong>as</strong>s player in <strong>the</strong> ASO’s performances of Led<br />
Zeppelin and Deep Purple.<br />
Emily h<strong>as</strong> been a vocalist for groups Hot Buttered Soul,<br />
Gold and Hot House and h<strong>as</strong> sung for Aussie legends like<br />
Russell Morris and Glenn Shorrock. Toge<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong>y perform<br />
<strong>as</strong> Shaker, and <strong>the</strong>ir show at <strong>the</strong> brewery promises to be a<br />
powerful vocal and acoustic guitar performance with heart,<br />
soul and melody.<br />
Ticket Price $35.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Includes a beer t<strong>as</strong>ting plank & German style beer t<strong>as</strong>ting platter<br />
Adam-Djuric-Jones-V<strong>as</strong>ilakis<br />
Jamie Adam, Deanna Djuric, Charmaine Jones and Niki<br />
V<strong>as</strong>ilakis each have diverse musical backgrounds, and<br />
between <strong>the</strong>m have accumulated a wealth of performance<br />
experience in <strong>the</strong> aren<strong>as</strong> of cl<strong>as</strong>sical and jazz. In <strong>the</strong>ir four-piece,<br />
Adam-Djuric-Jones-V<strong>as</strong>ilakis come toge<strong>the</strong>r to explore <strong>the</strong><br />
colour, nuances and exhilaration of free improvisation.<br />
The objective of performing in this way is to remove<br />
all restrictions of style, genre and form. It truly is an organic<br />
experience, with no one knowing which path <strong>the</strong> show will take.<br />
This performance takes place in a remarkable, purpose-built<br />
private library that houses 6,500 rare hardcover books –<br />
an intimate and exclusive venue that you will never forget.<br />
Ticket Price $59.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Includes cocktail food & wine<br />
Duration 3 hours<br />
Sunday 9 th June 2pm - 8pm<br />
Prancing Pony Brewery, U3/4 Simper Cres, Mount Barker<br />
Acoustic<br />
Sunday 9 th June 7pm - 10pm<br />
Perimoor, 123 Cleggett Road, Littlehampton<br />
Art house<br />
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BEC JM &<br />
THE ALLSTARS<br />
“It is a big nostalgia trip for anyone who loves <strong>the</strong> age of<br />
swing music. Her stage persona is one that clicks with<br />
an audience and you will find yourself unable to resist<br />
enjoying <strong>the</strong> show” – David Francis<br />
Since feeling <strong>the</strong> seductive call of music, Bec’s career h<strong>as</strong><br />
done nothing but move onwards and upwards, spending<br />
time briefly in a capella, big band, pop covers band, choir,<br />
duo and quartet guise. Formal studies in <strong>Jazz</strong> Voice at <strong>the</strong><br />
Elder Conservatorium confirmed her sneaking suspicion<br />
that this evocative style is her true calling.<br />
MEMBER<br />
Paying solid attention to <strong>the</strong> many nuances of jazz, Bec<br />
h<strong>as</strong> evolved her vocal talent into <strong>the</strong> warm, energetic,<br />
smooth style it is today. Her World War II inspired swing<br />
show Swinging Thru WW2 h<strong>as</strong> sold out at this years’<br />
Adelaide Fringe <strong>Festival</strong>, and her <strong>Hoot</strong>! performance is<br />
sure to be just <strong>as</strong> popular.<br />
Ticket Price $38.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Includes a gl<strong>as</strong>s of sparkling red or white on arrival. Gourmet platters available.<br />
Duration 5 hours<br />
Saturday 8 th June 12pm - 5pm<br />
Howard Vineyard, Bald Hills Road, Nairne<br />
Swing<br />
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JAZZ<br />
BREAKFASTS<br />
TIN CAN<br />
ALLEY<br />
If <strong>the</strong> way to your heart is a serving of jazz and a delicious<br />
brekkie, be prepared to fall in love with Caffe Acqua and<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> n Tonic at <strong>the</strong>ir <strong>Hoot</strong>! jazz breakf<strong>as</strong>ts.<br />
Contemporary duo <strong>Jazz</strong> n Tonic is pianist Rob Mills and<br />
vocalist Marnie Gallio. Toge<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong>y dish up sophisticated<br />
renditions from greats like Duke Ellington, Count B<strong>as</strong>ie and<br />
Ella Fitzgerald. The perfect accompaniment to <strong>the</strong> delicious<br />
breakf<strong>as</strong>t Caffe Acqua will be serving that includes coffee.<br />
Ticket Price Breakf<strong>as</strong>t & Show $33.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Includes gourmet breakf<strong>as</strong>t & coffee<br />
Duration 2 hours<br />
Adelaide duo Tin Can Alley come to <strong>the</strong> Somerled Cellar Door<br />
to perform an eclectic jazz repertoire with <strong>the</strong>ir trademark<br />
witty repartee in an intimate cabaret setting.<br />
Husband and wife team Jacqy and Cliff Stoddart have honed<br />
<strong>the</strong>ir performance style on <strong>the</strong> streets of Germany, France,<br />
Mexico, India and England, <strong>as</strong> well <strong>as</strong> venues closer to home<br />
like <strong>the</strong> Adelaide <strong>Festival</strong> Theatre.<br />
With a ukulele, a guitar and <strong>the</strong>ir voices, Tin Can Alley<br />
perform songs from <strong>the</strong> 20s, 30s and 40s, including material<br />
made famous by Fats Waller, Billie Holliday, Nat King Cole<br />
and Django Reinhardt.<br />
A Spanish cheese platter is included in <strong>the</strong> ticket price, and<br />
Somerled’s five-star wines will be available by <strong>the</strong> gl<strong>as</strong>s or<br />
bottle. This is a popular event so bookings are essential!<br />
Ticket Price $42.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Includes cheese platter.<br />
Duration 2 hours<br />
Saturday 8 th Sunday 9 th & Monday 10 th June<br />
9am - 11am<br />
Caffe Acqua, Hutchinson & Morphett Street, Mount Barker<br />
Contemporary<br />
Sunday 9 th June 5pm - 7pm<br />
Somerled Cellar Door, 89 Main Street, Hahndorf<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> cabaret<br />
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JAZZ BAR<br />
AUCHENDARROCH<br />
DEAD JAZZ<br />
GREATS<br />
In a funeral parlour<br />
This <strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>the</strong> Wallis Tavern Bistro and <strong>the</strong> majestic Robert<br />
Charles Room, set amongst <strong>the</strong> ambience of Mount<br />
Barker’s serene and iconic Auchendarroch House, h<strong>as</strong><br />
something special planned – but all we can reveal is that<br />
it’s a swingin’ surprise!<br />
The bar will be barely recognisable <strong>as</strong> its former self <strong>as</strong> it<br />
is dressed up to a secret <strong>the</strong>me for <strong>the</strong> weekend.<br />
The family-friendly, fully licensed restaurant will be open <strong>as</strong><br />
usual for meals, in a spacious area overlooking <strong>the</strong> original<br />
croquet lawns, oak trees and rose gardens of <strong>the</strong> estate that<br />
is soaked in a rich history.<br />
This show is late and so are its stars.<br />
Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Mahalia Jackson<br />
- artists that influenced a generation. They might be gone,<br />
but <strong>the</strong>ir music lives on. Join Adelaide jazz diva Trace and her<br />
band The Smooth Meltdown <strong>as</strong> <strong>the</strong>y pay <strong>the</strong>ir respects to <strong>the</strong><br />
great ladies of jazz who are no longer with us.<br />
It’s a finger-snapping, toe-tapping memorial to <strong>the</strong> singers<br />
who left swing in our hearts, held in a most appropriate<br />
venue – <strong>the</strong> chapel at Carr and Kleemann Funerals.<br />
Ticket Price $22.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Includes supper trolley<br />
Duration 2 hours<br />
It’s a<br />
secret!<br />
All long weekend 7 th -10 th June<br />
Auchendarroch, 17 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> standards<br />
Saturday 8 th June 11pm - 1am<br />
Kleemann Funerals, 1 Morphett Street, Mount Barker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> cabaret<br />
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CRAIG<br />
MARTIN<br />
Brisbane, Australia<br />
SALCEDO<br />
Since exploding onto <strong>the</strong> Queensland music scene in<br />
2010, Craig Martin and his Big Swing Band have captivated<br />
audiences throughout Queensland. A contemporary swing<br />
singer who h<strong>as</strong> performed with many of Britain’s leading big<br />
bands, Craig cleverly combines traditional and modern swing<br />
music with great flair and imagination.<br />
Before he became a crooner, Craig trod <strong>the</strong> boards in<br />
musical <strong>the</strong>atre across <strong>the</strong> UK, portraying musical legends<br />
<strong>as</strong> diverse <strong>as</strong> John Lennon, Elvis Presley, Cliff Richard<br />
and Gene Vincent. A natural on stage, he’s a brilliant live<br />
entertainer who performs his own arrangements in his<br />
own inimitable style.<br />
A very special event celebrating jazz with great food and<br />
sensational wine.<br />
Take a rhythmic ride at Sazon Espresso and sway <strong>the</strong> Latin<br />
jazz way. Award-winning musician Hugo Salcedo h<strong>as</strong> been<br />
behind <strong>the</strong> growth of salsa dance and culture in Adelaide<br />
since arriving from his native Colombia in 1999.<br />
A multi-talented musician, dancer and DJ, Hugo will<br />
captivate you with his smooth Latin jazz tunes while you<br />
fe<strong>as</strong>t on au<strong>the</strong>ntic Mexican street food including tacos,<br />
quesadill<strong>as</strong>, flaut<strong>as</strong> and more. It’s a Latin Fiesta to put<br />
some heat into <strong>Hoot</strong>!<br />
Ticket Price Dinner & Show $59.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Includes Mexican street food menu.<br />
Duration 4 hours<br />
Ticket Price Dinner & Show $145.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Includes three course dinner & a gl<strong>as</strong>s of French Champagne on arrival.<br />
Duration 4.5 hours<br />
Sunday 9 th June 7pm - 11.30pm<br />
Giovanni’s Ristorante, 15 Morphett Street, Mount Barker<br />
Croon & swing<br />
Friday 7 th & Saturday 8 th June<br />
6.30pm - 10.30pm<br />
Sazon Espresso, 24 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Latin jazz<br />
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SOUL FACTOR<br />
GOSPEL CHOIR<br />
Soul Factor Gospel Choir is an Adelaide choir under <strong>the</strong><br />
leadership of Mount Barker Musical Director Sharon<br />
Raymond. Originating in <strong>the</strong> Salvation Army, it bo<strong>as</strong>ts a<br />
wonderful array of soloists, a high quality sound and a<br />
vibrant presentation.<br />
Soul Factor have performed at many venues and events<br />
including <strong>the</strong> Glenelg <strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> and Carols by Candlelight.<br />
The choir’s repertoire jumps between country, swing, jazz,<br />
contemporary gospel and musical <strong>the</strong>atre, appealing to all<br />
age groups. Soul Factor’s members come from all walks<br />
of life, <strong>the</strong>y all believe in <strong>the</strong> messages of <strong>the</strong>ir music and<br />
deliver <strong>the</strong>m with energy and joy.<br />
Free event<br />
Duration 1.5 hours<br />
Sunday 9 th June 11am - 12.30pm<br />
Inbarendi, Cornerstone College,<br />
68 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker<br />
Gospel<br />
Free<br />
event
GET YOUR HOOT ON!<br />
Hahndorf<br />
three ways to stay, one way to play<br />
HOOT IN<br />
HAHNDORF!<br />
Stroll <strong>the</strong> streets and enjoy SA’s premier visitor<br />
destination. Famous for history, hospitality and<br />
now <strong>Hoot</strong>!<br />
Official <strong>Hoot</strong>! venues include:<br />
• The Haus<br />
• The Old Mill<br />
• Somerled Cellar Door<br />
• The White House<br />
The Haus Studio Apartments are<br />
new, 4 star self-contained accommodation. Luxurious,<br />
spacious and contemporary, <strong>the</strong>se one and two<br />
bedroom apartments include functional kitchen/dining<br />
area and a lavish bathroom with double shower.<br />
hausstudioapartments.com.au<br />
The Manna of Hahndorf offers 51 stylish<br />
motel rooms including Superior Rooms, Executive<br />
Rooms and Indulgence Spa Suites. Modern, awardwinning<br />
4 star accommodation in <strong>the</strong> main street of<br />
historic Hahndorf. <strong>the</strong>manna.com.au<br />
Hahndorf Motor Lodge offers 19 motel<br />
rooms including Standard, Family, Poolside and<br />
Poolside Spa rooms. Recently refurbished, our rooms<br />
offer everything you need to enjoy your Adelaide Hills<br />
experience. hahndorfinnmotorlodge.com.au<br />
The Haus Cafe+Bar+Kitchen is open seven days<br />
for breakf<strong>as</strong>t, lunch and dinner. haushahndorf.com.au<br />
Fine accommodation<br />
• Hills HOOT! Ticketek box office located<br />
at <strong>the</strong> Hahndorf Visitor Information<br />
Centre inside <strong>the</strong> Hahndorf Academy.<br />
• Your premium accommodation centre.<br />
• Shuttle buses all weekend between<br />
Hahndorf and Mt Barker just $16.50 return.<br />
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Fine accommodation<br />
AHNDORF<br />
MOTOR LODGE<br />
Fine accommodation<br />
Telephone: 08 8388 1000<br />
Retail <strong>the</strong>rapy. Art and history.<br />
Cellar doors. Restaurants, bars<br />
and cafes. Curios and souvenirs.<br />
Accommodation.<br />
22 minutes from Adelaide CBD.<br />
Walk <strong>the</strong> p<strong>as</strong>t. T<strong>as</strong>te <strong>the</strong> future.<br />
Open 7 days.<br />
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NEW YORK PENTHAUS!<br />
QUENTIN ANGUS<br />
New York, USA<br />
Playing all over <strong>the</strong> world h<strong>as</strong> seen <strong>the</strong> Barossa Valley’s<br />
Quentin Angus take his music to a whole new level. His<br />
critically acclaimed 2011 album Retrieval Structure is<br />
regularly played on ABC <strong>Jazz</strong> Radio and h<strong>as</strong> been a <strong>Download</strong><br />
of <strong>the</strong> Day on AllAbout<strong>Jazz</strong>.com. His music reflects beauty,<br />
adventure and a unique style, while his relationship with <strong>the</strong><br />
guitar is both personal and heartfelt.<br />
Now b<strong>as</strong>ed in New York, where he’s a regular in that city’s<br />
humming jazz scene. Quentin h<strong>as</strong> received worldwide<br />
recognition, receiving ASCAP Young <strong>Jazz</strong> Composer Awards<br />
in 2012 and 2013. He is also <strong>the</strong> APRA Art Music Awards<br />
2012 winner of <strong>the</strong> Award for Excellence in <strong>Jazz</strong>.<br />
Ticket Price Two course Dinner & Show $84.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Show only $55.00 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 3.5 hours<br />
Sunday 9 th June 7pm - 10.30pm<br />
The Haus, 38 Main Street, Hahndorf<br />
Contemporary<br />
DJ BOS<br />
DJ BOS presents a combination of jazz and funk<br />
grooves, adding live saxophone to <strong>the</strong> mix while DJing.<br />
An internationally renowned performer who aims to<br />
entertain, he h<strong>as</strong> toured with acts including MC Hammer<br />
and <strong>the</strong> Pussycat Dolls.<br />
Saturday 8 th June 9pm - 12am<br />
MANHATTAN PIANO<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> is <strong>the</strong> most important meal of <strong>the</strong> day. Make sure you<br />
get your recommended daily intake of smooth piano jazz by<br />
visiting The Haus every morning over <strong>the</strong> long weekend.<br />
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<strong>Hoot</strong>! <strong>Jazz</strong> <strong>Festival</strong><br />
HEADQUARTERS<br />
FREE LIVE MUSIC ALL WEEKEND!<br />
From <strong>the</strong> opening Friday night parade through to Sunday<br />
night, experience an array of FREE world cl<strong>as</strong>s jazz bands<br />
while enjoying our tantalizing food and drink specials.<br />
Call The Barker on 8391 1003 for bistro reservations.<br />
THE BARKER HOTEL 32 GAWLER STREET MT BARKER<br />
www.<strong>the</strong>barkerhotel.com.au
HOOT HQ<br />
Free<br />
venue<br />
After record-breaking crowds<br />
during <strong>Hoot</strong>! 2012, HOOT HQ is<br />
back at The Barker.<br />
Dishing up fabulous free acts all<br />
weekend, The Barker is <strong>the</strong> place<br />
to be for jumping jazz.<br />
THE ATLANTIC<br />
STREET BAND<br />
THE VARIOUS<br />
NEFARIOUS<br />
PROTON<br />
PILL<br />
Friday 7 th June<br />
5.30pm - 6.30pm<br />
Outside on balcony,<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Traditional<br />
The Atlantic Street Band formed in 2007.<br />
In <strong>the</strong> tradition of New Orleans br<strong>as</strong>s<br />
bands such <strong>as</strong> “The Hot 8 Br<strong>as</strong>s Band”,<br />
“Dirty Dozen Br<strong>as</strong>s Band” and “Rebirth<br />
Br<strong>as</strong>s Band” this group of jazz-trained<br />
Adelaide musicians combine Traditional<br />
Dixieland <strong>Jazz</strong> with modern funky<br />
influences arriving at a toe-tapping<br />
blend of beats and melodies enjoyed by<br />
everyone from toddlers to octogenarians.<br />
Friday 7 th June<br />
7.30pm - 8.30pm<br />
Outside on balcony,<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Gypsy swing<br />
The Various Nefarious are a gypsy<br />
swing band seen at weddings, on street<br />
corners and everywhere in between. The<br />
Various Nefarious draw on a mixed bag<br />
of songs and tunes from <strong>the</strong> early jazz<br />
era, commonly played by artists such <strong>as</strong><br />
Django Reinhardt, Louis Armstrong, and<br />
Jelly Roll Morton.<br />
Friday 7 th June<br />
8.30pm - 11.30pm<br />
Inside,<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Contemporary<br />
Proton Pill is exactly what <strong>the</strong> doctor<br />
ordered - a shot of infectious energy<br />
with a healthy me<strong>as</strong>ure of humour. In<br />
this show, Snooks La Vie, Billy Bob, Tim<br />
‘Wilko’ Wilsdon and Jamie Jones whip<br />
up <strong>the</strong>ir medicinal blend of old school and<br />
contemporary grooves that will get your<br />
pulse racing and your toes tapping. May<br />
involve doses of Al Green, Bill Wi<strong>the</strong>rs,<br />
Ryan Adams and Hank Williams.<br />
Friday 7 th June 5.30pm - 11.30pm<br />
The Barker Hotel, Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
All kinds of jazz!
<strong>Jazz</strong> is like law.<br />
The real artists can improvise.<br />
Old Post Office House<br />
33 Hutchinson Street Mount Barker<br />
8393 1234 | vondouss<strong>as</strong>.com.au<br />
ÜBERDOSH<br />
Saturday 8 th June<br />
12pm - 2.30pm<br />
Contemporary<br />
Überdosh’s repertoire is impressive and<br />
appealing to people of all ages, <strong>as</strong> <strong>the</strong>y<br />
play from a song sheet that features<br />
<strong>the</strong> likes of Stevie Wonder, Chaka Khan,<br />
Sade, <strong>the</strong> Bee Gees and Jamiroquai. The<br />
band also plays original tunes that offer a<br />
fresh and modern brand of jazz.<br />
PLUSH<br />
Saturday 8 th June<br />
6pm - 8.30pm<br />
Soul & funk<br />
Soul knows no boundaries and Plush<br />
serves it up with style, whe<strong>the</strong>r it’s<br />
<strong>the</strong> old school type of James Brown and<br />
Aretha Franklin, or modern neo-soul artists<br />
including Cee Lo Green and Adele.<br />
RUBY’S<br />
MAYHEM<br />
Saturday 8 th June<br />
3pm - 5.30pm<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> standards<br />
Dishing up a three-course fe<strong>as</strong>t of old<br />
school jazz and blues. For <strong>the</strong> entrée,<br />
it’s cheesy, sleazy, sweet and sour<br />
vocal jazz standards. The main course<br />
is both ballsy and bluesy, with sizzling<br />
Hammond organ jams. Dessert, a<br />
cheeky hint of burlesque.<br />
PHAT<br />
PANDA<br />
Saturday 8 th June<br />
9pm - 12am<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & funk<br />
A collective of fun-loving, free-spirited<br />
groove enthusi<strong>as</strong>ts that play jazz, funk,<br />
reggae or whatever else feels right at<br />
<strong>the</strong> time! This attitude h<strong>as</strong> remained a<br />
major part of <strong>the</strong> spirit of Phat Panda.
HOOT HQ<br />
Free<br />
venue<br />
ELLIPSIS<br />
QUADRANT<br />
JENNIFER<br />
DEGRASSI<br />
& BAND<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
12pm - 2.30pm<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
3pm - 5.30pm<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
6pm - 8.30pm<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> standards<br />
Ellipsis formed at Heathfield High<br />
School, honing <strong>the</strong>ir musical stylings<br />
with incre<strong>as</strong>ing ingenuity and complexity<br />
<strong>as</strong> its members’ confidence and<br />
musicianship grew. They have performed<br />
at WOMADelaide, <strong>the</strong> Adelaide Fringe<br />
<strong>Festival</strong>, <strong>the</strong> Adelaide International<br />
Guitar <strong>Festival</strong> and <strong>Hoot</strong>! 2012.<br />
Traditional & swing<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> varying from early traditional to<br />
swing and contemporary, rolled into<br />
a show that <strong>the</strong>y promise will have<br />
audiences hoppin’ and boppin’. The four<br />
members Mark Hudson, John Radcliffe,<br />
Graham Bettany and Aldo Disario all<br />
have experience in playing in bands that<br />
spans decades.<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> cabaret<br />
An artist who knows no restraints,<br />
Jennifer DeGr<strong>as</strong>si’s latest creation is<br />
Lillian Lushlife, a jazz <strong>the</strong>atre show<br />
about a scandalous and flamboyant<br />
woman who lives life in <strong>the</strong> 1920s on<br />
her own terms.<br />
TAKE FIVE<br />
JAZZ<br />
DEEJAY<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
9pm - 12am<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> standards<br />
Few duos have been singing toge<strong>the</strong>r<br />
for <strong>as</strong> long <strong>as</strong> <strong>the</strong> members of Take 5,<br />
bro<strong>the</strong>rs Mike and Steve Foenander.<br />
With a lifetime of shared experience,<br />
<strong>the</strong>ir innate sense of each o<strong>the</strong>r shines<br />
in every song.<br />
Monday 10 th June<br />
12.30pm - 3.30pm<br />
All kinds of jazz!<br />
What better way to finish up a festival<br />
than a recovery session <strong>as</strong> a deejay<br />
spins chilled jazz and smooth beats<br />
Relax, you’ve earned it.<br />
Saturday 8 th June<br />
12pm - 12am<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
12pm - 12am<br />
Monday 10 th June<br />
12.30pm - 3.30pm<br />
The Barker Hotel,<br />
Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
All kinds of jazz!
<strong>the</strong><br />
heart of<br />
shopping<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> tunes on <strong>the</strong> white baby grand across <strong>the</strong> June<br />
long weekend. 10am, noon and 2pm, on Saturday,<br />
Sunday and Monday.<br />
www.mountbarkercentral.com.au<br />
McLaren Street, Mount Barker SA<br />
(08) 8398 4622<br />
Plus over 60 specialty stores and services. Open 7 days
JAZZ<br />
TRAINS<br />
Adelaide Hills is never<br />
far away, even if you are.<br />
The romance of rail meets jumping jazz in a rollicking ride<br />
through verdant vales: this can only mean one thing – <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Trains are back! Jump on one of SteamRanger’s much-loved<br />
Red Hens for a historical, musical and scenic tour that’s<br />
perfect for <strong>the</strong> whole family. Food and wine at <strong>the</strong> station.<br />
Important note: <strong>Jazz</strong> Trains are always popular and seats are<br />
limited. Tickets must be booked in advance to avoid missing<br />
out – see page 1 for details.<br />
The Atlantic Street Band - Saturday & Sunday<br />
In <strong>the</strong> tradition of New Orleans br<strong>as</strong>s bands such <strong>as</strong> “The Hot<br />
8 Br<strong>as</strong>s Band”, “Dirty Dozen Br<strong>as</strong>s Band” and “Rebirth Br<strong>as</strong>s<br />
Band” this group of jazz-trained Adelaide musicians combine<br />
traditional Dixieland jazz with modern funky influences<br />
Ready Set <strong>Jazz</strong>! - Monday<br />
Ready Set <strong>Jazz</strong>! are a band on <strong>the</strong> go – <strong>the</strong>y have played at<br />
car rallies, at bicycle rides and on steam trains! The acoustic<br />
trio is made up of Brenton Tregloan on banjo, Sophia Macrey<br />
on clarinet and Yvonne Francis on sousaphone. Get ready for<br />
music to move you!<br />
Ticket Price $15.00 adults, $12.00 seniors &<br />
$10.00 children under 12 *plus booking fee<br />
Duration 45 minutes<br />
Saturday 8 th & Sunday 9 th June<br />
The Atlantic Street Band<br />
10am, 12pm, 2pm & 4pm<br />
Monday 10 th June<br />
Ready Set <strong>Jazz</strong>!<br />
10am & 12pm<br />
Traditional<br />
Now you can enjoy AHM wherever you are.<br />
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Free<br />
events<br />
JAZZ HOUSE<br />
HIDE & SEEK<br />
& Swinging Sunday<br />
WHITE BABY<br />
GRAND PIANO<br />
SERIES<br />
Are you good at finding things... or people Then get ready<br />
for <strong>the</strong> largest and most exciting game of musical hide and<br />
seek you’ve ever seen. Have your ears open in this fun<br />
family activity where you have <strong>the</strong> chance to trail through <strong>the</strong><br />
Bluestone Display Village in Mount Barker.<br />
Your goal is to make it through 10 display homes and find all<br />
10 musicians hiding from you.<br />
Will you find a b<strong>as</strong>s player in <strong>the</strong> backyard, a singer in <strong>the</strong><br />
shower, or maybe a guitarist in <strong>the</strong> garage On your marks,<br />
get set, seek!<br />
It’s time to put some jazz into your shopping experience.<br />
This <strong>Hoot</strong>! long weekend, Peter Hacquoil will be donning top<br />
hat and tails and tickling <strong>the</strong> ivories of a white baby grand on<br />
Saturday, Sunday and Monday at 10am, noon and 2pm.<br />
Best known <strong>as</strong> Adelaide’s Piano Busker, Peter is trading<br />
his usual wheeled piano for <strong>the</strong> pristine white beauty,<br />
surrounded by concert seating, for a series of free<br />
shows for shoppers.<br />
Take a break, take a seat and enjoy some toe-tapping tunes<br />
<strong>as</strong> Mount Barker Central brings <strong>the</strong> bling to shopping.<br />
Swinging Sunday<br />
Come and experience <strong>the</strong> roving musical antics of<br />
The Various Nefarious gypsy swing band on <strong>the</strong> <strong>Hoot</strong>!<br />
Sunday afternoon. This will be a ‘house party’ with a<br />
difference.<br />
Sunday 9 th June 2pm - 4pm<br />
Monday 10 th June 1pm - 4pm<br />
Bluestone Estate, Barker Road, Mount Barker<br />
Family events<br />
Saturday 8 th Sunday 9 th<br />
& Monday 10 th June<br />
10am, 12pm & 2pm<br />
Mount Barker Central, McLaren Street, Mount Barker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> standards
The Bluestone<br />
display village<br />
is music to<br />
your ears.<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> hide<br />
and seek<br />
comes to Bluestone this<br />
June long weekend,<br />
Monday June 10<br />
from 1pm to 4pm.<br />
There’s never been a better time to visit <strong>the</strong> Bluestone display<br />
village at Mt Barker. Not only will you adore <strong>the</strong> picturesque<br />
surrounds and views of <strong>the</strong> hills, but you’ll also love <strong>the</strong> sounds!<br />
That’s because performers from <strong>the</strong> <strong>Hoot</strong>! Adelaide Hills <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
<strong>Festival</strong> will be playing cool tunes in various display homes.<br />
Your t<strong>as</strong>k is to find <strong>the</strong>m!<br />
Play ‘hide and seek’ and claim your free giveaways!<br />
Simply drop into <strong>the</strong> Land Sales Centre to find out how to play<br />
and <strong>the</strong>n begin your search <strong>as</strong> you look through <strong>the</strong> homes until<br />
you find a hidden jazz performer.<br />
Plus discover what else Bluestone h<strong>as</strong> to offer:<br />
• Just 30 minutes drive to Adelaide CBD<br />
• Just minutes away from all <strong>the</strong> shopping, dining, schools and<br />
services in <strong>the</strong> Mt Barker town centre<br />
• High speed broadband<br />
• E<strong>as</strong>y building lots with access to water, electricity,<br />
LP reticulated g<strong>as</strong><br />
• Over 10km of hike and bike trails<br />
• A dedicated community development officer to help<br />
throughout <strong>the</strong> building process.<br />
Land Sales Centre open 7 days, 10am-5pm.<br />
Display village open Monday, Wednesday, Saturday and<br />
Sunday between 1-5pm; (Metricon are open 7 days, 12-5pm).<br />
For more information call 1800 790 700<br />
or visit bluestonemtbarker.com.au<br />
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Free<br />
events<br />
TWO’S<br />
COMPANY<br />
BARRY<br />
HUNT & ALL<br />
THAT JAZZ<br />
THE BAKER<br />
SUITE<br />
Saturday & Sunday<br />
8 th & 9 th June 11am - 1pm<br />
Laratinga Cafe, Mount Barker<br />
Homemaker Centre, Dutton Road<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> standards<br />
Adelaide’s premier jazz guitar duo Two’s<br />
Company h<strong>as</strong> been applying <strong>the</strong>ir own<br />
style to jazz standards, contemporary pop<br />
tunes and original compositions for nearly<br />
15 years. They have played in almost every<br />
setting imaginable, from live radio to<br />
intimate cafes and outdoor festivals.<br />
Saturday 8 th June<br />
11am - 3pm<br />
The Original Food Company,<br />
70 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Contemporary<br />
Contemporary jazz is <strong>the</strong> special of <strong>the</strong> day<br />
<strong>as</strong> Barry & All That <strong>Jazz</strong> play through lunch<br />
and <strong>the</strong> afternoon. Relax with a meal or<br />
delicious coffee and cake.<br />
Saturday 8 th June<br />
2pm - 4pm<br />
Millie’s Bakery<br />
5 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Gypsy jazz<br />
Best described <strong>as</strong> pop/folk cinematic<br />
storytelling, The Baker Suite unfold relaxed<br />
narratives full of humility and subtle<br />
seduction. Join <strong>the</strong>m for an afternoon of<br />
lush instrumentation, elegant ballads and<br />
gypsy romantica.<br />
LIVE<br />
ROVING JAZZ<br />
CHARMAINE<br />
JONES & MIKE<br />
BEVAN DUO<br />
YEAHYEAH-<br />
ABSOLUTELY-<br />
NOWAY!<br />
Saturday & Sunday<br />
8 th & 9 th June 2pm - 4pm<br />
Mount Barker Homemaker Centre,<br />
Dutton Road, Mount Barker<br />
All kinds of jazz!<br />
When you visit <strong>the</strong> Mount Barker<br />
Homemaker Centre during <strong>Hoot</strong>! keep an<br />
ear out for <strong>the</strong> roaming jazz musicians. You<br />
never know where <strong>the</strong>y’ll pop up next!<br />
Saturday 8 th June<br />
5pm - 6.30pm<br />
RE/MAX Hills & Country office<br />
40 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & blues<br />
Vocalist Charmaine Jones and guitarist<br />
Mike Bevan captivate audiences and have<br />
an extended repertoire. The synergy <strong>the</strong>y<br />
create comes from <strong>the</strong>ir mutual respect<br />
and deep love of playing jazz, blues and<br />
Brazilian music. This performance will<br />
be held in a stunningly restored historic<br />
school house with roaring fire.<br />
Saturday 8 th June<br />
8pm - 10.30pm<br />
The Great E<strong>as</strong>tern Hotel,<br />
Main Road, Littlehampton<br />
Contemporary<br />
One of Adelaide’s newest modern jazz<br />
outfits. Comprised of two guitarists Sam<br />
Cagney and James Brown, and drummer<br />
Stephen Neville, each member h<strong>as</strong><br />
already carved a niche in <strong>the</strong> Adelaide<br />
music scene, performing in a variety of<br />
ensembles and creative projects.<br />
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Free<br />
events<br />
THE BRASS<br />
SOULS<br />
HIGH TEA<br />
JAZZ<br />
HOWARD’S<br />
SUNDAY<br />
SESSION<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
9.30am - 10.30am<br />
Dunn Memorial Uniting Church<br />
13 Mann Street, Mount Barker<br />
Gospel<br />
A group of five friends who play a flexible<br />
combination of trumpet, flugelhorn,<br />
trombone, tenor saxophone and tuba<br />
offer a distinctive sound palette from<br />
which to give a new perspective on both<br />
well-known and more eclectic pieces.<br />
Take part in this musical church service.<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
1pm - 3pm<br />
The Original Food Company<br />
Main Road, Littlehampton<br />
Contemporary<br />
Over a relaxing afternoon, let <strong>the</strong> sounds<br />
of live contemporary jazz and <strong>the</strong> Original<br />
Food Co show you how jazz and High Tea<br />
go hand-in-hand.<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
1pm - 4pm<br />
Howard Vineyard,<br />
Bald Hills Road, Nairne<br />
Swing<br />
Luke Thompson on vocals and alto<br />
saxophone and Paul Whitney on guitar<br />
perform jazz and Latin music including uptempo<br />
swing, Brazilian boss<strong>as</strong> and soulful<br />
ballads. The duo is perfect for creating a<br />
sophisticated mood for beautiful Sunday<br />
spent mingling at <strong>the</strong> vineyard.<br />
JAMMIN’<br />
JAZZ<br />
SUSIE & THE<br />
SWINGING<br />
CHANDELIERS<br />
THE LAURELS<br />
OPEN HOUSE<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
1pm - 4pm<br />
Millie’s Bakery<br />
5 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> standards<br />
Millie’s Bakery, Mount Barker welcomes<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong>-goers with open doors, and is <strong>the</strong>re<br />
any better combination than donuts and<br />
jazz jams<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
1pm - 4pm<br />
Pulpit Cellars,<br />
24 Hutchinson Street, Mount Barker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> cabaret<br />
The name says it all... from über cool, ultra<br />
accessible, unbelievably entertaining jazz<br />
to quirky poly-lingual m<strong>as</strong>hups, duets,<br />
gorgeous harmonies and cabaret.<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
2pm - 4pm<br />
The Laurels Retirement Village,<br />
2 Hutchinson Street, Mount Barker<br />
Traditional<br />
Open day at The Laurels Retirement Village<br />
featuring free live jazz performance in <strong>the</strong><br />
historic 150 year old mansion surrounded<br />
by stunning botanic-style gardens.<br />
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HOOT CLUB<br />
Mount Barker Town Hall<br />
Free<br />
events<br />
DANIEL<br />
GIBBONS<br />
QUARTET<br />
THE<br />
BLUESCASTERS<br />
JAZZ N<br />
TONIC<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
2pm - 5pm<br />
The Great E<strong>as</strong>tern Hotel,<br />
Main Road, Littlehampton<br />
1960s Bop<br />
Saxophonist Daniel Gibbons and guitarist<br />
Nick Pennington make music that people<br />
can dance to, while still remaining in <strong>the</strong><br />
modern jazz idiom. The band tries to get<br />
away from playing <strong>the</strong> same old standards<br />
in favor of tunes that reflect <strong>the</strong> cl<strong>as</strong>sic<br />
1960s hard bop era. Includes a three-piece<br />
horn lineup and full rhythm section.<br />
AKOUSTIC<br />
ODYSSEY<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
3pm - 7pm<br />
The Three Bro<strong>the</strong>rs Arms Hotel<br />
Main Street, Macclesfield<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & blues<br />
Veterans of Adelaide’s longest running<br />
blues night, <strong>the</strong> Blackwood RSL Blues<br />
Jam, The Bluesc<strong>as</strong>ters’ set list reads like<br />
a who’s who of blues! They perform BB<br />
King, Eric Clapton, Cream, The Fabulous<br />
Thunderbirds and more. You can book in<br />
for lunch and stay for <strong>the</strong> afternoon.<br />
PLUSH<br />
Sunday 9 th June<br />
6pm - 10pm<br />
Caffe Acqua, Mount Barker Central,<br />
Hutchinson Street, Mount Barker<br />
Contemporary<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> n Tonic is pianist Rob Mills and<br />
vocalist Marnie Gallio. Toge<strong>the</strong>r <strong>the</strong>y dish<br />
up sophisticated renditions from greats<br />
like Duke Ellington, Count B<strong>as</strong>ie and Ella<br />
Fitzgerald. You can book in for dinner and<br />
enjoy <strong>the</strong> evening.<br />
WANTED:<br />
BUSKERS<br />
Monday 10 th June<br />
2pm - 5pm<br />
The Three Bro<strong>the</strong>rs Arms Hotel<br />
Main Street, Macclesfield<br />
World jazz<br />
An unorthodox lineup, <strong>the</strong>ir instrumental<br />
performances use cl<strong>as</strong>sical and steel<br />
string guitars, b<strong>as</strong>s guitar, cello, violin,<br />
drums, percussion, clarinet, flute, alto flute<br />
and soprano saxophone. Influenced by<br />
music <strong>as</strong> diverse <strong>as</strong> Latin, Middle E<strong>as</strong>tern,<br />
African rock and Celtic.<br />
Monday 10 th June<br />
2pm - 5pm<br />
The Grays Inn<br />
63 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Soul & funk<br />
A high-energy cl<strong>as</strong>sic and neo soul<br />
outfit, Plush dabbles in funk, blues and<br />
Motown. Vocalist Susie’s p<strong>as</strong>sionate and<br />
powerhouse voice never fails to bring<br />
audiences to <strong>the</strong>ir feet. So get your groove<br />
on <strong>the</strong> public holiday Monday at The Grays.<br />
June long weekend<br />
7 th - 10 th June<br />
Mount Barker and district<br />
So you think you can jazz<br />
We’re looking for buskers to bring a<br />
lively vibe to <strong>the</strong> streets of Mount Barker<br />
and surrounding towns across <strong>the</strong><br />
long weekend. FREE licences and very<br />
appreciative crowds.<br />
Contact us to register your interest:<br />
events@adelaidehillsmarketing.com.au<br />
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BOWLING CLUB<br />
JAZZ &<br />
UNDERCOVER<br />
BOWLS<br />
BANDS AT<br />
THE BOWLING<br />
CLUB<br />
Free<br />
events<br />
Calling all Jacks and Kitties — Strip down to your socks and<br />
enjoy South Australia’s only undercover lawn bowls action.<br />
Get a team of four toge<strong>the</strong>r and play a few ends <strong>as</strong> you<br />
jive to <strong>the</strong> sounds of all-time favourite recorded jazz tracks<br />
piped throughout <strong>the</strong> club’s sound system. The Mount<br />
Barker Bowling Club is fully protected from wea<strong>the</strong>r with<br />
a sensational canopy. During <strong>the</strong> June long weekend have<br />
some fun with your mates and learn a few tricks from <strong>the</strong><br />
bowling club members, <strong>the</strong>n relax in <strong>the</strong> clubrooms with<br />
morning or afternoon tea. If you’ve never played before,<br />
that’s cool. It’s all about having a <strong>Hoot</strong>!<br />
Ticket includes green fees, bowls hire, help on hand and<br />
morning or afternoon tea in <strong>the</strong> clubrooms. No shoes are<br />
allowed on <strong>the</strong> green, so wear your best socks.<br />
P.S. Don’t forget <strong>the</strong> affordable bar prices!<br />
Ticket price $15 per person + booking fee<br />
Duration 2 hours<br />
Saturday 8 th & Sunday 9 th June<br />
10.30am - 12.30pm, 12.30pm - 2.30pm, 2.30pm - 4.30pm<br />
Monday 10 th June<br />
10.30am - 12.30pm, 1pm - 3pm<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club, Mann Street, Mount Barker<br />
All kinds of jazz!<br />
Kick back to some smooth sounds at this series of free<br />
performances at <strong>the</strong> Mount Barker Bowling Club, suitable for<br />
<strong>the</strong> whole family.<br />
The Dukes Quartet - Saturday<br />
This quartet have been playing toge<strong>the</strong>r for ten years and<br />
cover a wide range of styles including Latin, blues, early 60s<br />
jazz and modern jazz.<br />
Strath Swing - Sunday<br />
A small stage band drawn from <strong>the</strong> larger Strathalbyn<br />
and Districts Concert Band, a community group with a<br />
membership of all ages that anyone can become a part of.<br />
The Mount Barker Big Band<br />
& The Br<strong>as</strong>s Souls - Monday<br />
Featuring musicians from <strong>the</strong> Mount Barker District Concert<br />
Band toge<strong>the</strong>r with The Br<strong>as</strong>s Souls - playing a flexible<br />
combination of trumpet, flugelhorn, trombone, tenor<br />
saxophone and tuba offering a distinctive sound.<br />
Saturday 8 th & Sunday 9 th June<br />
1pm - 3pm<br />
Monday 10 th June<br />
11am - 3pm<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club, Mann Street, Mount Barker<br />
Traditional<br />
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WHERE DO I HOOT<br />
Getting around <strong>the</strong> Hills<br />
This year <strong>the</strong>re are a number of options for getting to <strong>Hoot</strong> shows<br />
thanks to Hahndorf Tour Bus. Tickets will be available for pre-purch<strong>as</strong>e<br />
through Ticketek for both routes and also available on <strong>the</strong> day for <strong>the</strong><br />
Mount Barker – Hahndorf route only.<br />
Mount Barker to Hahndorf route<br />
$16.50 return ticket – Ticketek<br />
or $20.00 on <strong>the</strong> day<br />
• Pickups and drop offs will occur in Mount Barker on <strong>the</strong><br />
half–hour from Gawler Street and will travel p<strong>as</strong>t some of <strong>the</strong><br />
festival’s larger venues before heading to Hahndorf.<br />
• Pickups and drop offs will occur in Hahndorf on <strong>the</strong> hour at bus<br />
stops 54, 54a and 55 along Mount Barker Road before heading<br />
to Mount Barker.<br />
While bookings are not essential for this service <strong>the</strong>y are<br />
recommended by calling 0400 939 939.<br />
Mount Barker to Adelaide route via Hahndorf<br />
$27.50 return ticket – Ticketek<br />
Once you have purch<strong>as</strong>ed your tickets through Ticketek it is<br />
essential to contact Hahndorf Tour Bus on 0400 939 939 to book<br />
<strong>the</strong> specific buses you require.<br />
The Hilton Hotel and <strong>the</strong> new Collins Cocktail Bar have partnered up<br />
with <strong>the</strong> <strong>Hoot</strong> festival to offer <strong>the</strong> perfect place in Adelaide to start<br />
and finish your <strong>Hoot</strong> experience.<br />
• Pickups and drop offs will occur in Mount Barker from Gawler<br />
Street and will travel p<strong>as</strong>t some of <strong>the</strong> festival’s larger venues<br />
before heading to Adelaide via Hahndorf.<br />
• Pickups and drop offs will occur in Adelaide from<br />
Hilton Adelaide, 233 Victoria Square, Adelaide.<br />
BUS TIMETABLE<br />
Friday 7th June<br />
Hilton Adelaide to Mount Barker: 5:00pm & 7:00pm<br />
Mount Barker to Hilton Adelaide: 11:30pm<br />
Saturday 8th June<br />
Hilton Adelaide to Mount Barker: 11:00am & 7:00pm<br />
Mount Barker to Hilton Adelaide: 6:00pm & 11:30pm<br />
(with pickup from Cornerstone at 10:30pm to Gawler St. <strong>the</strong>n<br />
continues to city at 11.30pm)<br />
Sunday 9th June<br />
Hilton Adelaide to Mount Barker: 11:00am & 7:00pm<br />
Mount Barker to Hilton Adelaide: 6:00pm & 11:30pm<br />
(with pickup from Cornerstone at 10:30pm to Gawler St. <strong>the</strong>n<br />
continues to city at 11.00pm)<br />
Monday 10th June<br />
Hilton Adelaide to Mount Barker: 10:00am<br />
Mount Barker to Hilton Adelaide: 5:00pm<br />
The Collins Bar at Hilton Adelaide – <strong>the</strong> place to meet before and<br />
after <strong>Hoot</strong> in <strong>the</strong> city, where <strong>Hoot</strong> ticket holders will receive special<br />
cocktail offers.<br />
HOOT Venues<br />
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2<br />
3<br />
4<br />
5<br />
6<br />
7<br />
8<br />
9<br />
10<br />
11<br />
12<br />
13<br />
14<br />
15<br />
16<br />
17<br />
18<br />
19<br />
20<br />
21<br />
22<br />
23<br />
24<br />
25<br />
26<br />
27<br />
28<br />
29<br />
30<br />
31<br />
32<br />
33<br />
34<br />
35<br />
Auchendarroch/Wallis Tavern<br />
Bluestone Estate<br />
Caffe Acqua<br />
Cornerstone College<br />
Atelier Arts Theatre<br />
Cornerstone College<br />
Inbarendi Function Centre<br />
Dunn Memorial<br />
Uniting Church<br />
Street Party & Parade<br />
Giovanni’s<br />
Grays Inn<br />
Howard Vineyard<br />
Kleeman Funerals<br />
Laratinga Cafe<br />
Millies Bakery<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
Mount Barker<br />
Community Library<br />
Mount Barker<br />
Homemaker Centre<br />
Mt Barker-Hahndorf Golf Club<br />
Original Food Company<br />
(Littlehampton)<br />
Original Food Company<br />
(Mount Barker)<br />
Perimoor<br />
Prancing Pony<br />
Pulpit Cellars<br />
RE/MAX Hills & Country<br />
Sazon Espresso<br />
Somerled Cellar Door<br />
Steamranger<br />
(Mount Barker Railway Station)<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
The Great E<strong>as</strong>tern Hotel<br />
The Haus<br />
The <strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
By Jingo Bar<br />
The Laurels Retirement Village<br />
The Old Mill<br />
The White House<br />
Three Bro<strong>the</strong>rs Arms<br />
17 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker<br />
Bluestone Drive, Mount Barker<br />
Corner Hutchinson and Morphett<br />
Streets, Mount Barker<br />
68 Adelaide Rd,<br />
Mount Barker<br />
68 Adelaide Rd,<br />
Mount Barker<br />
13 Mann Street,<br />
Mount Barker<br />
Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
15 Morphett Street, Mount Barker<br />
63 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
53 Bald Hills Road, Nairne<br />
1 Morphett Street, Mount Barker<br />
Mount Barker Homemaker Centre<br />
6 Dutton Road, Mount Barker<br />
5 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Mann Street, Mount Barker<br />
Hutchinson Street, Mount Barker<br />
5 Dum<strong>as</strong> Street,<br />
Mount Barker<br />
6 Dutton Road,<br />
Mount Barker<br />
Bald Hills Rd, Mount Barker<br />
7 Mount Barker Road,<br />
Littlehampton<br />
70 Gawler Street,<br />
Mount Barker<br />
123 Cleggett Road, Littlehampton<br />
U3/4 Simper Crescent,<br />
Mount Barker<br />
24 Hutchinson Street,<br />
Mount Barker<br />
40 Adelaide Road, Mount Barker<br />
24 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
89 Main Street, Hahndorf<br />
Dutton Terrace,<br />
Mount Barker<br />
32 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
71 North Terrace, Littlehampton<br />
38 Main Street, Hahndorf<br />
34-38 Gawler Street, Mount Barker<br />
Stephen Street, Mount Barker<br />
2 Hutchinson Street, Mount Barker<br />
98 Main Street, Hahndorf<br />
90 Main Street, Hahndorf<br />
40 Venables Street, Macclesfield<br />
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Echunga Rd<br />
B34<br />
M1<br />
Hahndorf<br />
South E<strong>as</strong>tern Freeway<br />
26<br />
33<br />
Hahndorf<br />
To Adelaide<br />
Victoria St<br />
Mt Barker Rd<br />
57<br />
Junction Rd<br />
Johns Ln<br />
B34<br />
34<br />
Church St<br />
Kaesier Rd<br />
Balhannah Rd Balhannah Rd<br />
Strempel Ave<br />
Jaensch Rd<br />
Molens rd<br />
Echunga Rd<br />
B34<br />
M1<br />
57<br />
South E<strong>as</strong>tern Freeway<br />
Little Hampton<br />
South E<strong>as</strong>tern Freeway<br />
B34<br />
M1<br />
Pine Ave<br />
Auricht Rd<br />
Mt Barker Rd<br />
30<br />
57<br />
Theile St<br />
Church St<br />
English St<br />
Willow End<br />
Windsor Ave<br />
Mount<br />
Barker<br />
29<br />
21<br />
19<br />
10<br />
South E<strong>as</strong>tern Freeway M1<br />
Childs Rd<br />
Cameron Rd<br />
M1<br />
Paddy’s Hill Rd<br />
B34<br />
57<br />
4<br />
5<br />
Hawthorn Rd<br />
Adelaide Rd<br />
Dum<strong>as</strong> St<br />
16<br />
Mount Barker<br />
Druids Ave<br />
11<br />
32<br />
8<br />
Morphett St<br />
Adelaide Rd<br />
Gawler St<br />
Mann St<br />
Cameron Rd<br />
3<br />
15<br />
239<br />
24<br />
13 31<br />
28<br />
25<br />
1<br />
7<br />
14<br />
6<br />
20<br />
Hutchinson St<br />
27<br />
Mt Barker<br />
Railway Station<br />
Dutton Rd<br />
17<br />
12<br />
35<br />
Flaxley Rd 57<br />
Wellington Rd<br />
2<br />
Alexandrina Rd<br />
18 22<br />
N<br />
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FESTIVAL PLANNER<br />
MONDAY SUNDAY SATURDAY FRIDAY<br />
START FINISH WHO WHERE HOW MUCH<br />
5:30 pm<br />
5:30 pm<br />
6:30 pm<br />
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7:30 pm<br />
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The Atlantic Street Band (Balcony)<br />
Street Party<br />
Street Parade<br />
Live Latin <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
The Various Nefarious (Balcony)<br />
David Helbock Trio<br />
The SA Police Showc<strong>as</strong>e<br />
Proton Pill<br />
Gerard M<strong>as</strong>ters Trio<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Breakf<strong>as</strong>ts - <strong>Jazz</strong> n Tonic<br />
Piano Player<br />
The Amazing Drumming Monkeys<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - The Atlantic Street Band<br />
Piano Recital - The Adelaide Piano Busker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & Bowls<br />
The Amazing Drumming Monkeys<br />
Two’s Company<br />
Barry Hunt & All That <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - The Atlantic Street Band<br />
Piano Recital - The Adelaide Piano Busker<br />
Uberdosh<br />
Bec JM & <strong>the</strong> Allstars<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & Bowls<br />
The Dukes Quartet<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - The Atlantic Street Band<br />
Piano Recital - The Adelaide Piano Busker<br />
The Baker Suite<br />
Live Roaming <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Etype <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Bill Parton Trio<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & Bowls<br />
Ruby’s Mayhem<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - The Atlantic Street Band<br />
Charmaine Jones & Mike Bevan Duo<br />
Black Fedora <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Plush<br />
Andy Seymour - Art of Cool (Dinner & Show)<br />
Live Latin <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Grace Knight & Liam Burrows<br />
Yeahyeahabsolutelynoway!<br />
James Carter Organ Trio<br />
Lucky Seven Swing<br />
DJ Bos<br />
Phat Panda<br />
Dead <strong>Jazz</strong> Greats - Trace<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Breakf<strong>as</strong>ts - <strong>Jazz</strong> n Tonic<br />
Piano Player<br />
The Amazing Drumming Monkeys<br />
The Br<strong>as</strong>s Souls<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - The Atlantic Street Band<br />
Piano Recital - The Adelaide Piano Busker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & Bowls<br />
The Amazing Drumming Monkeys<br />
Soul Factor Gospel Choir<br />
Two’s Company<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - The Atlantic Street Band<br />
Piano Recital - The Adelaide Piano Busker<br />
Ellipsis<br />
Andy Seymour - Sunday Gospel (Lunch & Show)<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & Bowls<br />
High Tea <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Strath Swing<br />
Luke Thompson and Paul Whitney<br />
Jammin’ <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Susie and <strong>the</strong> Swinging Chandeliers<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - The Atlantic Street Band<br />
Piano Recital - The Adelaide Piano Busker<br />
The Laurels Open House<br />
Swinging Sunday<br />
Live Roaming <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Daniel Gibbons<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> @ <strong>the</strong> Fire Brewery with Shaker<br />
Bottleneck<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & Bowls<br />
Quadrant<br />
Bluesc<strong>as</strong>ters<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - The Atlantic Street Band<br />
Tin Can Alley<br />
Marmalade Circus<br />
Jennifer DeGr<strong>as</strong>si & Band<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> n Tonic<br />
Ca<strong>the</strong>rine Lambert<br />
Adam-Djuric-Jones-V<strong>as</strong>ilakis<br />
Quentin Angus (NYC) - Dinner & Show<br />
Craig Martin - Dinner & Show<br />
Sarah McKenzie with Emma Hamilton<br />
Snarky Puppy (US)<br />
Take Five<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Breakf<strong>as</strong>ts - <strong>Jazz</strong> n Tonic<br />
Piano Player<br />
The Amazing Drumming Monkeys<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - Ready Set <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Piano Recital - The Adelaide Piano Busker<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & Bowls<br />
The Mount Barker Big Band & The Br<strong>as</strong>s Souls<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Trains - Ready Set <strong>Jazz</strong><br />
Piano Recital - The Adelaide Piano Busker<br />
Vincent’s Chair<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> DJ<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> & Bowls<br />
<strong>Jazz</strong> Hide & Seek<br />
Piano Recital - The Adelaide Piano Busker<br />
Akoustic Odyssey<br />
Plush<br />
Mike Stewart Big Band<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Gawler Street<br />
Gawler Street<br />
Sazon Espresso<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Cornerstone College<br />
Mount Barker Community Library<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Caffe Acqua<br />
The Haus<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
SteamRanger<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Laratinga Cafe<br />
Original Food Company (Mt. Barker)<br />
SteamRanger<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Howard Vineyard<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
SteamRanger<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
Millie’s Bakery<br />
Mount Barker Homemaker Centre<br />
The Three Bro<strong>the</strong>rs Arms Hotel<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
SteamRanger<br />
RE/MAX Hills & Country<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
The White House<br />
Sazon Espresso<br />
The Old Mill<br />
The Great E<strong>as</strong>tern<br />
Cornerstone College<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
The Haus<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Kleemann Funerals<br />
Caffe Acqua<br />
The Haus<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Dunn Memorial Uniting Church<br />
SteamRanger<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Cornerstone College – Inbarendi<br />
Laratinga Cafe<br />
SteamRanger<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
The White House<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
Original Food Company (Littlehampton)<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
Howard Vineyard<br />
Millie’s Bakery<br />
Pulpit Cellars<br />
SteamRanger<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
The Laurels Retirement Village<br />
Bluestone Estate<br />
Mount Barker Homemaker Centre<br />
The Great E<strong>as</strong>tern<br />
Prancing Pony Brewery<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
The Three Bro<strong>the</strong>rs Arms Hotel<br />
SteamRanger<br />
Somerled Cellar Door<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Caffe Acqua<br />
Mt Barker-Hahndorf Golf Club<br />
Perimoor<br />
The Haus<br />
Giovanni’s<br />
Cornerstone College<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Caffe Acqua<br />
The Haus<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
SteamRanger<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
SteamRanger<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
The Barker Hotel<br />
Mount Barker Bowling Club<br />
Bluestone Estate<br />
Mount Barker Central<br />
The Three Bro<strong>the</strong>rs Arms Hotel<br />
Grays Inn<br />
<strong>Hoot</strong> <strong>Festival</strong> Club<br />
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Free<br />
Free<br />
$59.00<br />
Free<br />
$69.00<br />
Free<br />
Free<br />
$39.00<br />
$33.00<br />
Free<br />
Free<br />
$10 Children, $12 Seniors, $15 Adult<br />
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$15.00<br />
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$10 Children, $12 Seniors, $15 Adult<br />
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$38.00<br />
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$10 Children, $12 Seniors, $15 Adult<br />
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$69.00<br />
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$10 Children, $12 Seniors, $15 Adult<br />
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$15.00<br />
Free<br />
$83.00<br />
$59.00<br />
Dinner & Show $72.00, Show Only $48.00<br />
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$79.00<br />
GA - $29.00, Seating - $35.00<br />
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$22.00<br />
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$15.00<br />
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$42.00<br />
$15.00<br />
Free<br />
Free<br />
$79.00<br />
$59.00<br />
Dinner & Show $84.00, Show Only $55.00<br />
$145.00<br />
$59.00<br />
$69.00<br />
Free<br />
$33.00<br />
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Free<br />
$10 Children, $12 Seniors, $15 Adult<br />
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$15.00<br />
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$10 Children, $12 Seniors, $15 Adult<br />
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$15.00<br />
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$15.00<br />
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Free<br />
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$25.00