Kier Stevens and Rosie Luby play the songs of Tex, Don, & Charlie at the undoubtedly inimitable Drunken Poet.
Rosie Luby is a singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Melbourne. From her earliest years Rosie has been surrounded by music, particularly Irish traditional music and other acoustic folk styles, and reflects this lifelong commitment back through numerous shows and lessons around Melbourne and at festivals. Her passion for voice is matched by her towering command of it and is evident to any new listener from the very first note.
A Melbournian for the last decade, guitarist Kier Stevens has honed and refined his instrumental and songwriting work and discovered a great passion for steel guitar (dobro, lap steel, and pedal steel). After many many gigs around town Kier’s proficiency and unique voice on the instrument grows and sees him place it in unusual genres – experimental, Indian, etc.
Kier and Rosie perform and write together in their cello/dobro duo named Come Heavy Sleep but come together with guitar/mandolin/pedal steel on this occasion to share a mutual love of sad songs in the fine work of Tex, Don, & Charlie. This undoubtedly excellent evening occurs on Tuesday 28th March at that great venue, The Drunken Poet.
