Pat Tierney

Pat Tierney is a lap slide guitarist and roots troubadour whose soulful fusion of

blues and folk draws on influences like Bob Dylan, Ben Harper, and JJ Cale. Since

his 2015 debut, he has toured extensively, performed at major Australian festivals,

and shared stages with artists including The Beautiful Girls, Bobby Alu and Harry

Manx. His acclaimed albums Red Moon and Lost in the Haze showcase his poetic

songwriting and have earned national radio play, millions of streams, and multiple

Queensland Music Award nominations. Tierney’s heartfelt performances and

socially conscious lyrics mark him as a standout voice in modern folk and roots

music.

Trent Knight is a Western Australian singer-songwriter now based in Gracetown,

blending indie folk and ambient rock with a unique twist. Drawing inspiration from

artists like Ben Howard and Matt Corby, Trent aims to bring a unique energy to his

live performances, using techniques like singing into his guitar mic and connecting

with the crowd in a way that adds a raw, personal touch to each show. For him,

songwriting is a form of self-care — a way to reflect, recharge, and find clarity

through sound. His honest, reflective tunes are perfect for long drives or quiet

nights by the fire.

Charlotte Lock is a compelling singer-songwriter whose evocative debut

album, Tangled in the Wash (2023), weaves raw emotion and lyrical honesty into a

sound that is both intimate and powerful. Blending indie folk, alt-pop, and subtle

rock influences, her music captures the beautiful mess of big emotions through

confessional storytelling. With a warm, tender voice tinged with smoky depth and a

soulful edge, Charlotte turns vulnerability into strength, crafting deeply personal

yet widely relatable songs. Her acoustic-driven sound highlights her gift for melody

and lyrical sincerity, while her strong live performances showcase her ability to

connect deeply with audiences through honest songwriting and evocative delivery.