Dig out those dancing shoes and shiny shirts for a party like no other as we bid farewell to Summer at Archies Creek, disco style! Australia's most versatile and beloved soul voices, Kylie Auldist brings her all star band back to Archies creek for a night of infectious electro soul. funk, boogie and disco. They will have you up and grooving in no time, to a bunch of fun and fabulous dance hits, including songs from Kylie's funk-soul-disco album 'Family Tree'. This will be one party that you cannot miss, so round up your mates for a night to remember!
ABOUT KYLIE AULDIST:
Described by The Music Magazine as “Melbourne’s high priestess of soul”, Kylie was born to sing – hailing from the small farming town of Hay, New South Wales, Kylie was introduced to music at an early age and recorded her first song at just six years old. From humble beginnings, Kylie has grown to become one of Australia’s most respected, versatile and accomplished performers.
Relocating to Melbourne in the early 90’s she became a fixture on the Fitzroy funk scene before becoming an in-demand backing vocalist for the likes of Renee Geyer and Jimmy Barnes. In 2006 she joined forces with Australia’s premier funk outfit, the ARIA nominated Bamboos, a relationship which continues to this day and up until recently she was also the voice for Hammond trio Cookin’ on 3 Burners.
Not satisfied with being at the epicentre of Australia’s funk, soul and disco scene, she is also an in demand international session vocalist. She has sung on collaborations with Boy George’s long-time producer Marc Vedo and had underground club hits with UK artists Flevans & Aldo Vanucci.
On top of all this, you never really feel like you understand Kylie’s true talent until you’ve seen her perform live. She possesses a voice that can run the gamut from soaring vocal pyrotechnics to heart-wrenching tenderness and her down to earth warm (but no BS) personality permeates through everything she does. Whether it’s with the Bamboos or her solo crew, her onstage presence is truly joyous and its easy to see why she has such an ardent live following.
