THURS 14 SEP | SWELL FRINGE | William Barton & Friends Live at SWELL | FREE

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William Barton Live Performance

Join us for a special night of live music presented by award winning composer, producer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist – William Barton. William Barton is widely recognised as one of Australia’s leading didgeridoo players and composers.

 

When | Thursday 14th September 2023

Time | 6.00pm – 8.00pm (6.00pm arrival for a 6.30pm start)

Where | Fringe Pavilion, Wallace Nicoll Park, Currumbin Beach

Cost | FREE

Arrive early to guarantee a seat.

MORE ABOUT WILLIAM BARTON

For two decades, William Barton has forged a peerless profile as a performer and composer in the classical musical world, from the Philharmonic Orchestras of London and Berlin to historic events at Westminster Abbey for Commonwealth Day 2019, Anzac Cove and the Beijing Olympics. His awards include Winner of Best Original Score for a Mainstage Production at the 2018 Sydney Theatre Awards and Winner of Best Classical Album with ARIA for Birdsong At Dusk in 2012. With his prodigious musicality and the quiet conviction of his Kalkadunga heritage, he has vastly expanded the horizons of the didgeridoo — and the culture and landscape that it represents.

William Barton Live Performance is presented by Cr Gail O’Neill, City of Gold Coast Division 14 and Griffith University.

More about the SWELL Fringe Pavilion at Wallace Nicoll Park, Pacific Parade, Currumbin. 

The Fringe Pavilion is home of the SWELL Fringe and bar, located in Wallace Nicoll Park, Currumbin Beach. The Fringe Pavilion will come alive each evening with artistic programming such as live music, performance and masterclasses, plus the bar will be open to the public daily from 12 – 8pm. Our wonderful food vendors will be open to satisfy all of your cravings. Please note the Fringe Pavilion is a large tent, so if it’s chilly make sure you rug up. 

 See all SWELL Fringe Programs 

IMAGE: William Barton – Limelight Magazine