Big Sky Mountain with Rita B + Fibro

Big Sky Mountain don’t look like your typical Americana country band. Seven women, a kaleidoscope of harmonies and one trumpet—chaotic, earthy and real. Big Sky Mountain make no apologies for not having an obscure cool edge, they are what they are and they love what they do.

With a sound reminiscent of The Eagles, Fleetwood Mac and a pinch of Kacey Musgraves, these ladies can sing and they’ll hold you to ransom with their jaw dropping harmonies. 2019 has seen the birth of “All Our Minutes”—the first studio album from Big Sky Mountain. Produced by ARIA award winner Paul McKercher the album is unapologetically clean, classy and commercial and boasting international sales in Europe, South America and Asia. With gigs at the Perisher Peak Music Festival, supports with Ash Grunwald, Allensworth (California) and a regional NSW tour in October, Big Sky Mountain have also just been added to the Tamworth Country Music Festival line-up for 2020.

Rita B (Bianca Meier - Dande and The Lion) is a Sydney-based Alt Folk artist. She’s raw and honest and makes music that is unfiltered, uncorrupted and totally unapologetic. With her debut album With Pockets Nearly Empty and A Glass Almost Full (2017) described as being "relatable, funny and just downright entertaining" (Divide and Conquer) and her single "Work" winning a place in FBi 94.5FM's top 10 most played songs in 2018, Rita B also cuts a mesmerising presence on stage and her one of a kind voice has to be heard to be believed. Currently focusing on making new material of the same calibre as well as collaborations with like-minded artists, Rita B will likely be carving her name well and truly beyond Sydney's live music and recording scene.

Bustin’ out of the badlands surrounding the Hardys Bay Bayou comes…Fibro, 4 wannabe pirate vagabonds armed with some geetars, a lagerphone and some hella mortgages hanging over their heads.

Preaching smokin’ Country Soul for your ear holes, catch the boys before these high plains drifters skip town (and have to go back to their real jobs).