The Stereo Stories Band of writers and musicians during the finale at Williamstown Town Hall. (Absent: writer Nick Gadd, musician Reuben Maskell.)
Many thanks to the 2015 Williamstown Literary Festival for the opportunity to present Stereo Stories in concert in the grand Williamstown Town Hall on Saturday evening 13 June. The show featured ten Stereo Stories, three bonus solo tracks , a short acapella tribute to the late great Joan Kirner (founding patron of the Willy Lit Fest) and a finale with the band romping through Burning Love, Who Do You Love?, The Nips Are Getting Bigger, What’s Going On, and more.
All photos by Megan Fell. Thanks, Megan!
Nick Gadd, Reuben Maskell, Peter Maskell: Protection by Massive Attack
Jack Gramski and Darren ‘Smokie’ Dawson: Before Too Long by Paul Kelly
Salvatore Romita: Lili Marlene
Vin and Lucia Nardo: Lili Marlene
Peter Maskell, and Nick Gadd’s backdrop.
Anthony Shortte, Peter, and Stephen Andrew
Rick Kane and Anthony Shortte: Do You Really Want To Hurt Me?
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- Rick Kane and Anthony Shortte
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- Zoe Krupka and Stephen Andrew.
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- Jack, Shortte and Stephen.
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- Zoe Krupka and Jack Gramski, Willy Lit Fest 2016. Photo by Megan Fell.
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- Hugh Jones and the band.
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- Jack Gramski and Darren ‘Smokie’ Dawson .
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- Salvatore Romita
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- Peter Maskell, at Williamstown Literary Festival. June 2015. Photo by Megan Fell.
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- Williamstown Literary Festival 2015
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- Ian Carpenter
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- Rijn Collins and the band, Willy Lit Fest 2015. Photo by Megan Fell.
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- Nick Gadd, Reuben Maskell, Peter Maskell
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- Rijn Collins taking us to Jackson.
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- Stephen reading his poem from the 2015 Ada Cambridge book.
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- Vin, Lucia and Salvatore
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- Anthony Shortte on percussion
Ian Carpenter: Free As A Bird
Rijn Collins and the band: Jackson
Hugh Jones and the band: Every Time You Walk In The Room
Zoe Krupka and Stephen Andrew.
Zoe Krupka and Jack Gramski: Senses Working Overtime
Jack, Shortte and Stephen in the tribute to Joan Kirner: I Love Rock And Roll.
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Sometimes I wish I lived in Melbourne.
It was a fabulous evening – showcasing the local talent, catching up with friends and generally having a great night out. Thanks Vin, writers, musicians and everyone else involved in Stereo Stories. I’m looking forward to the next gig in two weeks time.
Sounds like it was a great event. Wish Melbourne was closer. The finale from the band would have been worth the price of admission
Looks like a great night Vin. Well done to everyone involved x
Very fun concert indeed.
Best Stereo Stories so far!
You looked like you were enjoying yourself, Jack, especially when you were singing Burning Love. It was a treat to have the resources of the Town Hall: staging, lighting, sound, seating. Roll on Newport!
So sorry I had to miss this but glad it went well.
Thanks Eric. More gigs coming up, including Newport Folk Festival in Melbourne on Sunday 5 July. See you about.
Looks like it was a hoot. Sorry I missed it. Well done to all involved. The rehearsals paid off!