TroubadourFolk: Trudy&Phil Edgeley + Snez; 2p.m. Sun 27 Sept

Name: TroubadourFolk: Trudy&Phil Edgeley + Snez; 2p.m. Sun 27 Sept
Start: 2026-09-27T14:00:00+10:00
End: 2026-09-27T14:00:00+10:00
Location: Everglades Country Club

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Trudy & Phil Edgeley + Snez, 2.p.m. Sunday 27 September 2026, Everglades Country Club, Woy Woy

Two of Australia's least well known National Treasures. If you don't already know them, discover for yourself at the Troubadour just how special they are.

Two compelling performers, with combine fabulous storey telling songs with heart breaking compositions and harmonies. A great concert guaranteed, the perfect antedote to anyone seeking to release from grand final fever and the world news of today.

Returning to their old stomping ground of Central Coast, where they lived for many years, Phil and Trudy Edgeley will be presenting an intimate program of their favourite blues and folk classics as well as some great original compositions at the Troubadour on Sunday 27 September.

Phil and Trudy are virtuouso troubadours, singers, songwriters and storytellers. They have grown up in music and bring a unique depth of experience gained from performing together throughout Australia, UK, Europe and the USA. Phil, a stunning blues dobro/slide-guitar player and singer has released 3 albums to date. His first great album This Life was released in 2005. This was followed by the haunting Then and Now in 2007 and the beautiful In the Blood 2011. Trudy, a wonderful singer, songwriter, instrumentalist and drummer in her own right, brings a whole new dimension to the Phil and Trudy's recent duo album, ‘OnePlusOneEqualsThree’ is already widely regarded as a classic.

Russell Morris, of The Real Thing fame, captures the regard they are held in by their fellow Australian musicians. After appearing with them he wrote that they are truly ‘A duo that really defines Roots music – engaging and confrontational. A great experience’.

SNEZ comes from an immigrant family, where stories about hardship, romance and work ethic have been passed down through generations. She subtly weaves these influences into her own stories and songs, featuring traditional Macedonian songs from her parents’ mother country into the Australian folk music tradition, producing extraordinarily beautiful music that is both enchanting and powerful.