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Announcement, Music, SA 0

November Nights

By Tony Polese · On August 21, 2019

 Woodville Town Hall & Onya Soapbox present November Nights. A new music festival celebrating soul, storytelling, diversity and strength from some of the most phenomenal female performers in the Australian music industry. 

Following on from its inaugural music event – ALTFEST – in June 2019, the Woodville Town Hall will come alive with the sounds of the incomparable Mojo Juju, Ella Hooper and Alana Jagt on Friday 8 November, while on Saturday 9 November – Thando, Caiti Baker, Karen Lee Andrews and Jay Power will give audiences a chance to dance to sublime tunes in this 90-year-old building. 

On Friday night the venue will have cabaret seating, while Saturday will be open for dancing.

Tickets are $40 for one night or both nights for $60 at woodvilletownhall.com.au 

Woodville Town Hall is only 20mins from the Adelaide CBD with free on-site and street parking, public bus transport and is adjacent the Woodville Train Station. 

 Event Info: 
https://woodvilletownhall.com.au/whats-on/november-nights

Tickets: BUY HERE
Facebook Event: CLICK HERE 

Friday 8 November
Mojo Juju
Ella Hooper
Alana Jagt

Saturday 9 November 
Thando
Caiti Baker
Karen Lee Andrews
Jay Power 

MOJO JUJU – 2018 saw Mojo Juju drop her biggest album yet – “Native Tongue” – collecting a slew of accolades – 15 award nominations (including 3 x ARIA nominations) and taking home a healthy bundle of awards, including the J Award for ‘Best Music Video’ and the Dreamtime Award for ‘Best Female Artist’. She has played at festivals including Bluesfest, PANAMA, St Kilda Fest, Port Fairy Folk Festival, Perth International Arts Festival, WOMADelaide, VIVID, Taronga & Melbourne Zoo Twilights and The Gum Ball. “One of the most thematically vital Australian Albums of the year.” – The Australian VIDEO LINK 

ELLA HOOPER – Known as the technicolor teenage frontwoman of her high school band ‘Killing Heidi’, Ella is now making her mark as a solo artist making intelligent pop music. She is also a radio host, TV presenter, and DJ. A seasoned pro with an assortment of gun players backing her, she bends herself into contortionist positions, punching out notes that fly and defy, or lays herself over the fold back, delivering a verse hanging over the edge. A great show on display. Needless to say, the chemistry between her and her fans is still impossible to fracture.” – GlamAdelaide VIDEO LINK 

ALANA JAGT – Captivating audiences with her dynamic, warmly-weathered voice, Alana’s work blends indie pop and rock with moody alt-country and a Motown groove. Since releasing her debut EP “Wilderness” (2017), Alana has played acclaimed festivals such as Handpicked Festival and the Adelaide Guitar Festival. She’s also supported the likes of Didirri, Mick Thomas, Abbe May and Kasey Chambers. One to watch on the SA music scene. VIDEO LINK 

THANDO – Zimbabwean born and Melbourne based singer-songwriter Thando has been gracing stages around Australia with her electric presence and powerhouse vocals. Since her 2018 breakthrough single ‘Numb’, Thando has gone on to open for Soul crooner Leon Bridges, R&B master Maxwell, and collaborated with Australian Hip Hop greats, REMI and Sampa the Great. The multi-dimensional performer is forging forward to solidify her status as Australia’s newest first lady of R&B. “A bold new voice, making rad music and tackling relevant issues while she’s at it.” – Pilerats VIDEO LINK 

KAREN LEE ANDREWS – Polynesian woman of soul Karen Lee Andrews is back with her EP “Far From Paradise”. Hitting new strides and a new style with one of the biggest voices in the business, her sound is described as Oceanic Blues. Karen Lee Andrews has played at festivals including Bello Winter Music Festival, Blues at Broadbeach, National Multicultural Festival and supported music legends Jimmy Barnes and Ricky Martin. “Commanding and brilliant.” – Daily Telegraph VIDEO LINK 

CAITI BAKER – Singer, songwriter and front woman Caiti released her debut album Zinc in October 2017, garnering 4 star reviews from Rolling Stone and themusic.com.au. Caiti has performed live supporting Son Little (US), Booker T (US), Guy Sebastian, Dan Sultan among others and is heavily affiliated with Briggs’ Bad Apples label. “Grace, confidence and charm.” – The AU Review VIDEO LINK 

JAY POWER – Adelaide based singer-songwriter Jay Power has been heavily influenced by soul, pop and RnB. She has toured her most recent album “The Missing” in Australia, the UK and New Zealand. Collaborating with producers SIXFOUR on her album resulted in Triple J airplay and her video ‘Dream of You and Me’ featuring on Rage. She has supported Aussie music royalty including Renee Geyer and Tina Arena and NZ powerhouse Hollie Smith. “Jay Power is just the right blend of sass and soul.” – The Advertiser VIDEO LINK 

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