Among the fantastic line-up of Yarra Valley musicians appearing on Sunday are Cavey Ricciuti (Cavey’s Band), Louise Macgregor (Louie and the Pride), Richie Langford (Engine Room) and Ewan Cloonan (Hills Villians).
By Mara Pattison-Sowden
MUSIC at the Healesville Track is back for its second year of great music and entertainment.
With an eclectic collection of talented artists, great food and wine, local breweries and much more the Healesville Picnic Race Track will go at a slower pace on Sunday 20 November.
The festival kicks off at midday, winding up at around 8pm, allowing locals and visitors a lazy Sunday afternoon in beautiful surroundings, listening to great music and sampling the delights of Yarra Valley produce, wine and beer makers.
This year’s program features a fabulous line up of artists that will provide eight hours of non-stop music on three stages including Joe Camilleri and The Black Sorrows, Shane Howard and his band, Mick Thomas and The Roving Commission, Rebecca Barnard Trio, John Schumann (Of Redgum Fame) and The Vagabond Crew, Monique Brumby and her band, Damian Howard and The Ploughboys, Greg Champion and great local talent The Hills Villains.
The Live and Local stage will feature up coming acts including Ewan Cloonan, Cavey and his band, The Marlee Tree, Richie Langford and the Engine Room, Louie and The Pride, The Crooks and Ian Bland and band.
Profits from the volunteer-run day go back in to the race club, to assist with community projects.
Tickets are $35, concession and children’s prices available, under 14s are free with free kid’s entertainment.
A family ticket is $85. Tickets are available from the Grind and Groove and Sanctuary Lotto in Healesville and The Yarra Junction Post Office or will be available at the gate on the day. Find out more at www.musicatthehealesvilletrack.com.au.
Ticket giveaway
The Mail and Music at the Healesville Track have five double passes to give away to Mail readers.
For a chance to be trackside with a beat on Sunday, phone 5957 3706 after 8am (no earlier) on Friday morning, 18 November. Passes can be collected at the gate.
