The Bitter Darlings
The Bitter Darlings are a six-piece country rock outfit from Adelaide. Fronted by the enigmatic Marcello Cole, with his Jagger-esque vocals, the Darlings have showcased their captivating live performance alongside [...]
Gleny Rae Virus & Her Playboys
Gleny Rae is part of the Dashville family - it just wouldn't be a Dashville Skyline without her. So we're very pleased to welcome Gleny and Her Playboys along for [...]
The Slowdowns
The Slowdowns have been together since 2005 and performed at the Sandringham Hotel in Newtown many times before earning a residency in the street level bar which they maintained from April [...]
Big Daddy Roy’s Hillbilly Bop Safari
Roy Payne is one of the sweetest twin-neck slingers on the live circuit, plying his trade in a number of acts as Big Daddy Roy. Or perhaps you recognise him [...]
Dashville Skyline 2018 announces stellar second line-up
DASHVILLE SKYLINE ANNOUNCES FULL LINE UP Over 40 acts will perform live across three days in 2018 Following on from the biggest first announcement in the history of the festival, [...]
PigSty in July 2018 reveals playing times, menu
PIGSTY IN JULY PLAYING TIMES & MENU For PigSty in July's return in 2018, the Dashville team decided it be best to scale the size back a little in order [...]
Steel City Sue
Steel City Sue is the long-time fiddle player and singer from The Fuelers (ACT) and has performed in a load of acts in Newcastle and beyond - folk, roots and [...]
Ruby Gilbert
When Brisbane's Ruby Gilbert dropped past Maitland's Grand Junction Hotel on a quiet Tuesday evening to perform some songs as part of William Crighton's monthly Variety Night, Gum Ball promoter [...]
The High Andies
Straight from the Hunter underground comes your new favourite Hawaiian jazz trio, The High Andies. Centred around the breezy lap steel guitar work of Andy Costigan, the trio also features [...]
Family Fold
Paul Andrews was a founding member and chief singer-songwriter in Sydney band Lazy Susan, which spent most of the 2000s flirting at the edges of awareness of Australia’s more informed [...]
