Festival Info
The 2010 Festival is over!
3rd Snowy Mountains of Music - 10-13 June 2011
Artists applications open in October 2010 and close 31 December.
2010 FESTIVAL PROGRAMME AVAILABLE Click here to view
2010 FESTIVAL
Early Bird Packages were only $99 for 4 day festival pass & $299 for 4 day festival pass PLUS 3 nights accommodation, bed & BREAKFAST – in the snow!
120 concerts and 40 bands over 10 venues in the mountains it’s a smorgasboard of music from blues to roots, gypsy, folk and trad headlined by none other than Jeff Lang, Blue King Brown, Mista Savona & Chase the Sun!
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Some of the action from the 2009 Festival - A French Butler Called Smith, Ami Williamson, Tex Perkins and The Audreys
Click here to see more images friom the 2009 Festival Comments from patrons: The weekend was nothing short of amazing, and we will definitely return if it runs again next year.The whole festival was brilliant! We came with no expectations, so we weren’t disappointed, and had THE BEST TIME. Christine A “HUGH THANK-YOU” for giving Sue and me the chance to experience such a brilliant weekend at Perisher. The music festival was excellent (we saw a number of acts in Perisher, the SunDeck, Smiggins etc), with the highlight of my year-to-date being a photo opportunity and chat with the wonderful Taasha Coates and the experience of watching this amazing band live. It was an awe-inspiring evening in Jax. Greg The 2nd Perisher Snowy Mountains of Music will be held in venues in Perisher Valley and Smiggin Holes in the NSW alpine area during the opening weekend of the Australian ski season. It is the opening weekend of the Australian Ski season so it will be cold and there will be snow definitely at the front of the Perisher Valley and hopefully elsewhere! Snow making machines have been installed to ensure skiing is an option as well! Perisher Valley is about 500km south of Sydney, 210km south of Canberra and 800km north of Melbourne via Tumut. The Festival is presented by the Perisher Resorts Chamber of Commerce with assistance by an experienced team from the Illawarra Folk Festival led by David De Santi. David has directed the Illawarra Folk Festival on 15 occasions. The Festival aims to present a variety of Australian and world, folk, roots, Celtic, acoustic and traditional music, song, dance, poetry and yarnspinning. 2010 Artists
a FRENCH BUTLER called SMITH, Big Erle, Big Snore Hammers, Blue King Brown, Bruce Watson, Carol Heuchan, Chase The Sun, Circus Wow, Coolgrass, Damon Davies and Damien Neil, Gobsmacked!, Gregory North, Greshka, Grimick, Hussy Hicks, Jan Lewis & Linton Vogel, Jan Preston DUO, Jeff Lang, Kim Churchill, Lee Taylor-Friend, Lilli Pilli, Martin Pearson, Mick Thomas, Mike Martin, Mista Savona, Oneill & Rodgers, Pete Wild & the Only Ones, Peter Mace, Riogh, Rough Red, Sabrina & The Red Vans, TallaTango, The Barons of Tang, The Crooked Fiddle Band, The Lurkers, The Tealeaves, Vorn Doolette, Wongawilli, Zamboni The Magician, Zondrae King 2009 Artists
Tex Perkins, The Audreys, A French Butler Called Smith, Ami Williamson, Azadoota, Big Erle, Big Snore Hammers, Bruce Mathiske, Carol Heuchan, 'Circus in the Snow', Dan Druff, Damon Davies and Damien Neil, Daniel Champagne, Davidson Brothers, Denizen, Enda Kenny & Lindsay Martin, Franklyn B Paverty Bush Band, Handsome Young Strangers, High Fidelity, Hoddle, Humbug, Jan Lewis, Jenny M.Thomas, John Broomhall Trio, Jim Haynes, Kameruka Bush Orchestra, Lilli Pilli Tales, Mike Martin Trio, Mothers of Intention, Nick Rheinberger, Once Upon a Song, ONeill&Rodgers, Paul Robert Burton Duo, Pete Wild and the Only Ones, Peter Mace, Puppet Palace, Queen Juanita and The Zydeco Cowboys, Russell 'The Powitt' Hannah, Sal Kimber and The Good Ole Boys, Súnas, The Band Who Knew Too Much, The Wild Martins, The Woohoo Revue, Usutu, Vardos, Wheeze & Suck Band, Wongawilli
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