Performing with Neesy & The White Pearls @ 5pm as part of a huge line-up of artists supporting Dandenong Ranges Emergency Relief Service (DRES). Show starts @ 1pm to 11.30pm - Entry $10. Help make DRES money and raise awareness of the amazing job they have been doing single handidly since 1998, celebrate local live music with a huge local lineup. Why? DRES is a not for profit emergency relief organisation based in Belgrave assisting people facing crises, offering food, clothing, showers, counselling, advocacy, financial assistance, school breakfasts or just offering a space for people in need of connection. DRES takes responsibility for areas ranging from Belgrave to Yellingbo to Mt Dandenong which is why the bands of the hills & Sooki Lounge are proud to put their names to this event, so please throw in your support and come along. Tickets $10, whole event goes 1pm - 1am; Neesy + the White Pearls - 30 mins.

A two-set show from Ellen and Christina - Ellen will perform from 2:30pm, with Christina at 4:20pm. Tickets $20. Full details and booking info at the Facebook event page - https://facebook.com/events/s/ellen-mary-fish-christina-gree/161411541961338/?ti=icl

The Leggacy Sessions is the radio show of the Alex Legg Memorial Foundation, a hills-based organisation maintaining the legacy of hills musician Alex Legg and supporting and mentoring emerging musicians.

Delighted to be joining Neesy Smith and her band The White Pearls on harmonica/ukulele to perform at the Warburton Summer Produce Market located at the Rear of B.T. Dubs Cafe in Warburton. 6pm-8pm.

Looking forward to performing a few songs in a line-up of artists from the Darebin Songwriters' Guild, more details to come. Gold coin donation entry.

New classical music by queer composers, with works by Laura Kaminsky, Sean Shepherd, Stephen de Filippo, Wally Gunn, Maria Zajkowski, Naima Fine Fine and Christina Green. Performers Miranda Hill (double bass), Laila Engle (flute), Karen Heath (clarinet), Thea Rossen (percussion), Zachary Johnston (violin), Ben Opie (oboe), Phoebe Green (viola), Natasha Conrau (violin), Dan Richardson (percussion), Katherine Philip (cello), Judith Dodsworth (soprano), Eleanor Jackson (poet), and the Consort of Melbourne, directed by Stephen Hodgson. I am delighted to be involved in Homophonic!, part of the 2020 Midsumma Festival. With acknowledgement to the Estate of Candy Royalle and University of Western Australia Publishing, I look forward to the premiere of Edge Sky Self, a new work commissioned for the concerts setting the poem of this name by Australian poet Candy Royalle, with spoken word performance by poet Eleanor Jackson. For more information, please visit https://3shadesblack.com. There is a fourth show at 1:30pm on Saturday 1/2 - relaxed matinee performance, 60 mins; the 7:30pm show on Saturday 1/2 will be audio described by Description Victoria.

Relaxed matinee performance, 60 mins, of the show - new classical music by queer composers, with works by Laura Kaminsky, Sean Shepherd, Stephen de Filippo, Wally Gunn, Maria Zajkowski, Naima Fine Fine and Christina Green, performed by an amazing line-up of classical musicians (see the listings for the evening shows for more details). Homophonic! is part of the 2020 Midsumma Festival. For more information, please visit https://3shadesblack.com. The 7:30pm show on Saturday 1/2 will be audio described by Description Victoria.

New classical music by queer composers, with works by Laura Kaminsky, Sean Shepherd, Stephen de Filippo, Wally Gunn, Maria Zajkowski, Naima Fine Fine and Christina Green. Performers Miranda Hill (double bass), Laila Engle (flute), Karen Heath (clarinet), Thea Rossen (percussion), Zachary Johnston (violin), Ben Opie (oboe), Phoebe Green (viola), Natasha Conrau (violin), Dan Richardson (percussion), Katherine Philip (cello), Judith Dodsworth (soprano), Eleanor Jackson (poet), and the Consort of Melbourne, directed by Stephen Hodgson. I am delighted to be involved in Homophonic!, part of the 2020 Midsumma Festival. With acknowledgement to the Estate of Candy Royalle and University of Western Australia Publishing, I look forward to the premiere of Edge Sky Self, a new work commissioned for the concerts setting the poem of this name by Australian poet Candy Royalle, with spoken word performance by poet Eleanor Jackson. For more information, please visit https://3shadesblack.com. There is a fourth show at 1:30pm on Saturday 1/2 - relaxed matinee performance, 60 mins; the 7:30pm show on Saturday 1/2 will be audio described by Description Victoria.

New classical music by queer composers, with works by Laura Kaminsky, Sean Shepherd, Stephen de Filippo, Wally Gunn, Maria Zajkowski, Naima Fine Fine and Christina Green. Performers Miranda Hill (double bass), Laila Engle (flute), Karen Heath (clarinet), Thea Rossen (percussion), Zachary Johnston (violin), Ben Opie (oboe), Phoebe Green (viola), Natasha Conrau (violin), Dan Richardson (percussion), Katherine Philip (cello), Judith Dodsworth (soprano), Eleanor Jackson (poet), and the Consort of Melbourne, directed by Stephen Hodgson. I am delighted to be involved in Homophonic!, part of the 2020 Midsumma Festival. With acknowledgement to the Estate of Candy Royalle and University of Western Australia Publishing, I look forward to the premiere of Edge Sky Self, a new work commissioned for the concerts setting the poem of this name by Australian poet Candy Royalle, with spoken word performance by poet Eleanor Jackson. For more information, please visit https://3shadesblack.com. There is a fourth show at 1:30pm on Saturday 1/2 - relaxed matinee performance, 60 mins; the 7:30pm show on Saturday 1/2 will be audio described by Description Victoria.

Music over dinner at Lentil - Christina Green and Ali McDonald. Come and relax post-New Year - vegan food, free entry.

An evening of music over dinner at Lentil as Anything, shared with Ali McDonald, brought to you by Jose and Friends.

The ALMF Scholarship Presentation Concert 2019 will feature performances by the shortlisted applicants for the 2019 Alex Legg Memorial Foundation Scholarship. I am delighted and honoured to be amongst the shortlisted applicants this year, and look forward to participating in the concert, at which the winner of the award will be announced. The Alex Legg Memorial Foundation supports emerging singer-songwriters through this award, established as a legacy and memorial to Dandenong Ranges musician Alex Legg.

Writers' Block #55 hosted by Frank Jones - an evening of songwriters in the round and around a theme. More details to follow.

Looking forward to doing a live-to-air with Jules Vines on Classically Saturday.

An evening of music over dinner at Lentil as Anything, Thornbury by Suzette Herft, Patrick Evans and myself, brought to you by Jose and Friends.

I am delighted to be involved in the finals concert of the 2019 Roddy Read Songwriters' Award as a shortlisted entrant. The concert takes place during the Maldon Folk Festival, which runs from 1-4 November 2019 in venues in Maldon, Central Vic. 2019 brings the 46th Maldon Folk Festival - see http://www.maldonfolkfestival.com/ for info.

The annual blessing of pets will take place from 4pm on the south lawn at St John’s; I look forward to contributing live music to suit the occasion. A bbq wiill follow the service, with donations to support Save-a-Dog Malvern.

The Darebin Songwriters' Guild Sunday afternoon performance session - line-up of singer-songwriters playing 15 minute sets on the stage. More details to follow. Gold coin at the door. Looking forward to presenting some newer songs on the day.

Jose and Friends present an afternoon of music at Cockatoo RSL. Free entry, music by Luminosity (Clive Weeks and Summersong Shelley) and Christina Green.

Jose and Friends present an evening of music through dinner at Lentil as Anything vegan restaurant, Thornbury. Free entry, music by Fred Hess, Phil Young and Christina Green.