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uneARTh the Library showcases new talent
A new local talent will be uneARThed at Whyalla Public Library as part of Whyalla’s inaugural uneARTh Festival.
uneARTh the Library will be a unique concert event held on Sunday, April 16 that will see Whyalla Recording Scholarship winner Breeze Millard perform her debut single, I Have My Own Life.
The evening will see Whyalla Public Library transformed into a theatre-style venue, allowing members of the public to enjoy a free concert and an evening of songs and stories from some of Whyalla’s finest songwriters and up-and-coming talent.
Award winning recording artists Alison Hams and Mark Tempany will share the stage with songwriters Romy Foote and Maddie Ravanelli, as well as young piano virtuoso Daniel Weidenbach, before Breeze debuts her single.
Breeze’s debut single is available for download on iTunes and at www.breezemillard.com from April 2.
Stormfront Productions Mark Tempany said uneARTh the Library provided an excellent opportunity for music lovers to discover some local talent.
“Three years ago Stormfront Productions successfully pioneered the concept of using the Whyalla Public Library as a live music venue,” Mr Tempany said.
“The three concerts since then have drawn great reviews from those who attended and we were delighted to find that the acoustics of the library are brilliant.
“It made sense when uneARTh Festival was announced to utilise this wonderful arts space and diversify uneARTh through the use of such a unique satellite venue.
“uneARTh The Library will present a short, sharp and stylish performance that's absolutely free to attend and will culminate in the official launch of Whyalla Recording Scholarship winner Breeze Millard's new single I Have My Own Life.”
uneARTh the Library will be held at Whyalla Public Library on Sunday, April 16 from 7.30pm, and is free to attend.
For more information about uneARTh Festival, visit www.whyalla.sa.gov.au/unearthfestival or ‘like’ uneARTh Festival on Facebook at www.facebook.com/unearthfestival