Admission: cash or card at the door
or advance purchase
VFMC members $11,
Non members, Concession $13,
General Admission $15.
VFMC Monthly Concert
The format of the night will be:
7.45 Concert starts
7:45pm to 8:15pm Spot Acts
8.15pm to 8.45pm Support Act
8.45pm to 9.00pm Supper
9:00pm to 10.00pm Main Act,
Enquiries: please contact Maree at concerts@vfmc.org.au.
This event will be live in the hall only. Admission by Humanitix ticket or cash or card at the door.
COVID and Flu protocols:
We have a responsibility to our audience and Club members not to put their health at risk.
Please do not attend the Concert if you have any Cold, Flu or COVID symptoms.
Ringwood East Senior Citizens Hall
6 Laurence Grove
Ringwood East
Vic
3135
Parking: There is a car park at the side of the hall, and further parking in adjacent Knaith Road Park.
Melway ref. 50B8
Apolline
Australian folk trio Apolline (pronounced Apo-leen) is an award winning neo-trad band whose intricate arrangements and high-quality performances have stunned audiences since their debut. Known for their creative and nonconformist style, the band utilises a wide range of musical influences such as jazz, Scandinavian folk and a healthy dose of video game soundtracks to inspire an innovative sound like no other. Whether it be fiery, quick-paced reels or intimate and slow ayres, the group’s technical artistry and creativity consistently wows audiences. Within their repertoire of tune arrangements, Apolline’s music also features original melodies and songs that showcase the member’s deep connection to the music they create and perform.
Hailing from Melbourne, Brian Ellwood is a new performer on the folk scene but a life-long singer. He has always loved storytelling in song and honed his skills in everything from school musicals and folk groups to choirs and acapella ensembles. Embracing his passion for folk music, Brian now performs tradi?onal and contemporary works from Australia, the UK, Canada and the US. His melodic tenor voice and gentle guitar playing are cap?va?ng audiences in folk clubs and sessions across south-east Australia. In between songs, he’s also an award-winning fine art photographer.