We're playing at the Milang Lakeside Butter Factory on Sunday 23rd August, from 1-4pm
Milang is about 75km from Adelaide, situated on Lake Alexandrina (one of the lower lakes of the Murray River)
We're playing at the Milang Lakeside Butter Factory on Sunday 23rd August, from 1-4pm
Milang is about 75km from Adelaide, situated on Lake Alexandrina (one of the lower lakes of the Murray River)
Sevenfold are playing "A pleasant Sunday afternoon" together with Kathy Pike and The Borrowed Ones.
St Andrews by the Sea, 92 Jetty Rd, Glenelg. 2pm start, free admission!
We're playing at the Heart Song Festival on Saturday 20th April, at Harts Mill, Mundy St, Port Adelaide.
The festival starts at midday and goes through to 10.30pm. As well as
many local artists there will be food trucks and market stalls. Sounds like a great afternoon and evening of food and entertainment. We're looking forward to taking part!
Buy your tickets through Eventbrite.
We're excited to be a part of our first Adelaide Fringe!
We'll be playing at the Bridgewater Arts Centre on Friday 19th February and Saturday 20th February at 7.30pm. There's also going to be a live stream for the Saturday night.
Go to https://adelaidefringe.com.au/fringetix/sevenfold-af2021 to book your ticket and we'll see you there.
Whilst categorising the style of music we play has always been difficult, I don't think we ever seriously considered 'country'.
But as a special surprise for Liz at her birthday we went all out! We sang our own version of Garth Brook's "The American Honky-Tonk Bar Association", especially adapted to pay tribute to Liz.




Sevenfold played at Blackwood Memorial Hall 23rd May 2009 with Adelaide singer/songwriter artist Robby http://robbysongs.com/Looks like we might be the "Synod House Band". All I can say is look out Paul Shaffer and the CBS Orchestra!
Sevenfold are playing tonight at Maughan Uniting Church as part of the Presbytery and Synod meeting taking place there. We'll be playing a 30 minute set of our own songs from 7pm, then supporting the worship after that.
Last night we were the first act in what turned out to be a quality line-up. We were back at Sunset Rock Uniting, taking part in a fundraising evening for Bec. She is heading off to Calcutta for a couple of weeks in January to spend time working with and helping some of the local people there as part of Pilgrimage of Hope.
We started off the night, and had a very good set. I will admit that in our final song, it took until half-way through for me to realise that I don't normally play bass for that one. I muddled my way through, but I suspect it was probably just an excuse for Paul to give his shiny new Fender guitar an extra run.
Funnily enough, I don't have any photos of us performing, but here's Liz, Jane and Peter just before we went on:
The very pleasant surprise was that following us, was South Australian's own Chris Finnen. Wow! Chris kindly helped out by squeezing in a set in between performing in the Adelaide Guitar Festival. He was awesome.
Following Chris was Robby Bowler accompanied on percussion by Jeff. Not even the PA stopping for 5 minutes could stop Robby doing a great performance.
It was getting a little late, and I was wondering what could possibly cap off a great night?
Carrol Karpany could, and did! Using voice, guitar, didgeridoo and tapping sticks and video he add another flavour to a wonderful mix of talent and music.
It was a great night and we really enjoyed being a part.
If I can get some more photos, I'll add them in.