Jeremy Beggs and The Long Road Travellers return to Beechworth for a full-band show at Tanswell’s Hotel on Friday 30 October.

Blending heartfelt Australian storytelling with Americana grit, Jeremy’s songs explore family, struggle, hope, resilience and the weight carried by ordinary people. The band will bring songs from his debut album, "The Long Road", to life across two sets, alongside newer material and a few carefully chosen favourites.

After the warm response to their previous Beechworth visit, they are excited to return for another generous night of songs, stories and connection. Settle in and join them.

Quivers have been making jangle-damaged, lyric-driven guitar pop long enough now for REM to slide into their Instagram direct messages. Dream US label Merge signed the band for their 3rd release, Oyster Cuts, and Quivers toured with indie stalwarts Superchunk and by themselves all over Australia, Europe and the US in 2024, stopping in Seattle to film a 2nd KEXP studio performance.

A hiatus followed as mainstay ex-Tassie songwriter Sam took a break to become a dad and write the upcoming next album while pushing a pram and pointing at birds and planes. This next chapter features a new sound and new collaborators Shauna Boyle (Cable Ties, drums) and Thomas Skalicky (Little Island, bass), alongside a rotating cast of other friends on pianos, guitars and synths.

It's also Halloween at the pub! Costumes encouraged for those who dare. FREE ENTRY!

Blues and old school rock 'n' roll with Beechworth's own Torpedoes!!

Skeleton Keys feature Josh Duiker (drums), Brendan McMahon (keys), Cal Walker (bass), Luke Sinclair (guitar) and Sean McMahon (pedal steel & guitar), joining together to share a microphone and a love of great Bob Dylan songs -- done their own way.

Jasmin Adria is a folk-rock singer-songwriter with a keen eye for the world around her. Turning her life experiences into lyrical memories, Adria’s heart is filled with nostalgia and her songs filled with soul.

Slumdog is the solo recording project of Matt Brajovic, a Melbourne singer-songwriter who creates emotionally intimate and instrumentally dynamic folk-rock. Slumdog writes confessional songs of the mundane and day to day that are given the gravity of an earthquake.

A.C Saunders Is a storyteller, guitar slinger and a song singer. She writes from the heart, with melodies of an angel and lyrics pulled from the depths of her own darkness. In her short career, A.C has already supported indie legends Throwing Muses and toured nationally with Willie Watson, performed at Nannup Music Festival, Queenscliff Music and Woodford Folk Festival -- all in 2026 alone.

Having released her brand new single “Telephones” this year, A.C will follow up with her debut album in early 2027 thru Cheersquad Records and Tapes. If you like daydreaming, overthinking and crying to sad songs, then you will love A.C Saunders.

Former Spoils frontman Sean Simmons brings his brand new band and a batch of shiny new songs filled with major chords and underground pop hooks to Beechworth for the first time ever.

With The Spoils, Sean released 3 albums and toured with the likes of Catpower, Bonnie Prince Billy, Calexico, The Flying Burrito Brothers, Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds and more, finally abandoning their home country for Europe signing with French label, Beast Records where they toured extensively between 2007 and 2011.

In May 2026, Sean and band began work on Sean’s debut solo album featuring a swag of guests including members from Mick Harvey, Something for Kate, Augie March, The Gin Club and more due for release in early 2027.

Last seen at the pub supporting Phil Jamieson, Ricky Albeck is stoked to announce his own headline tour with his band The Belair Line Band this November and December.

Tartanya/Adelaide “post-pub-rock” artist Ricky Albeck just shared his new single ‘Playing Pool and Drinking All Night’, a fun, noisy rocker with guitars so loud they’re feeding back. It's the first cut from second album, due out this year through Bedroom Suck.

‘Playing Pool and Drinking All Night’ features The Belair Line Band: Tom Spall (violin), Jackson Wright (bass), Alex Dearman (guitar), with the addition of Edo Ekic (Peter Bibby, Carla Geneve) on third guitar.

Ricky Albeck writes largely autobiographical songs steeped in metaphor and satire. Where he strives for sincerity above all, it’s his injection of humour that allows him to not take it all too seriously. This contradiction is the battle; it’s a delicate balance he finds more achievable through writing songs than being in day-to-day life, simply because of the added emotional context that music can provide.

With 15 years of skin in the game and the best songs and show of his career comes Jack Biilmann with album #6, 'Move the Mountains'.

Expect a flowing narrative from the perspective of a man in his mid-thirties navigating the life-altering changes and challenges typical of this period. Themes of the outlaw state of mind, introspection, heartbreak, helplessness, betrayal, disappointment, love & appreciation weave through a neat 10-track LP.

Biilmann’s signature vocal soar & guitar mastery remain prominent, supported by his loyal band: Jono Warren (drums), Pat Quinn Quirke (guitar) & Alec Coulson (Bass). Their creative input has elevated Biilmann’s writing and live show to the highest point of his career.

Catch them free in the front bar, with Buddy Dingo supporting!

The boys are back in the front bar for a night of twangy rock 'n' roll!

Australian singer songwriter John Kennedy of JFK and the Cuban Crisis and Love Gone Wrong fame, returns from Europe for an east coast tour this summer! After relocating to Berlin, band mate Moe Jakach and Kennedy produced 3 songs dubbed the Berlin trilogy - a nod to Bowie’s Berlin years - at Rocking Chair studios.

At Tanswells Hotel Friday the 4th December John Kennedy and the New Originals will play songs from the Berlin Trilogy (and Other Collaborations) album which is available on I-94 Bar Records. Kennedy’s Urban and Western hits will also be heard plus his new music memoir, Have Songs, Will Travel.