SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11th, 2023

Tickets: $15 Door: $20

General Admission: Doors: 7pm.

Dinner & Show: Limited Tickets available, Guaranteed front seating.

3 Courses: $95. Double Pass: 2 x Tickets + Charcuterie & Cheese sharing board $75

Dinner times Pre show: 6:30pm, 6:45pm, 7pm, 7:30pm.

Show: 8pm-10pm

Genre: Folk

About: Hailing from small town Heathcote and a darling of the thriving Bendigo music scene, Folk artist Mariah McCarthy is one of Central Victoria’s most prized possessions.

With delicately woven songs rich in storytelling, Mariah captivates her audiences through honest and affecting tales that hang around in your head long after listening.

Mariah broaches themes of love, loss, betrayal and tragedy with authenticity, and often haunting melancholy but always a glimmer of precious hope.

Since she began writing music at the tender age of 16 Mariah has toured many festivals both in her previous duo Deer Prudence and as a solo artist including Wintermoon Festival (QLD), St Albans Folk Festival (NSW), Yackandandah Folk Festival (VIC), Majors Creek Festival (NSW), Kilmore Celtic Festival (VIC), Uranquinty Folk Festival (NSW), Surrey Hills Music Festival (VIC) and Bendigo Blues and Roots (VIC) and has received accolades including the Ros Hales Memorial Award for Young Women in Music (Deer Prudence) and Folk Alliance Youth Award Finalist (solo).

Mariah released her much anticipated debut album ‘At Home’ in September 2022 after the success of EP ‘Counting Sheep’ in 2018.

Reviews -

“It is only occasionally one can turn on music and fall in instant love.” – Emerging Indie Bands.

“Mariah's voice is just beautiful. It's backed up by some emotional and pointed lyrics.” - Dave Ruby Howe (Triple J).

“Mariah has a really serene and beautiful voice. It is quite the delight to listen to.” – Nkechi Anele (Triple J).

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Note: All performances are a combination of seated and standing format. Seating is limited and not guaranteed. If you have access requirements please advise at time of booking.

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