Bring your fluffy dice as all girl punk band Legless launch their Holden Torana inspired single 'Sayonara'. Get a laugh with Comedian Lehmo and a panel of experts and enthusiasts who will discuss SA hoon laws, the proposed Adelaide Motorplex and issues to do with car culture in Adelaide.

After the success of last year's 'Singin' A Cappella' workshop, The Idea Of North returns with BRAINSTORM; a workshop designed to get your creative juices flowing. Be taken through the techniques the group uses in their songwriting and arranging, then separate into groups to create your own spontaneous arrangements.

The Adelaide supergroup's defiance of musical conventions & genres continues with their latest compositions, revealing a darker & more intricate side. New works continue to fuse an array of styles, & capitalise on the instrumental septet's unique line-up of guitars, cello, bass, oboe, cor anglais, violin & percussion.

What a Little Moonlight Can Do is a tribute to the diversity and progression of Billie Holiday's career and creativity. A mix of unique voices and styles, Vivienne Black, Samantha Deasy, Steph Brett and Kathryn Frances give nuanced interpretations of Holiday's magic.

The guitarist who performed 'A Joe Satriani tribute: Surfing with the Alien' in 2009, and a group of Adelaide's finest young musicians, will perform Dream Theater's masterpiece prog-rock album 'Metropolis Pt. 2: Scenes from a Memory'. This show has taken 12 months just to prepare - DON'T MISS THIS ONE!

Presenting three fresh Sydney bands over 3 nights at the Wheatsheaf Hotel. Playing original jazz music as well as some re-invigorated classics. Come and enjoy 2 powerhouse performances on Friday and Saturday night, and then relax with us on Sunday afternoon. Find us on the Fringe site for more details.

The Georgie Aue Quartet presents a musical tribute to the widely acclaimed Norah Jones. This performance features songs from her debut album 'Come Away With Me'. So sit back, relax with Georgie Aue, Locky Ridge, John Aue and Jamie Jones. Enjoy a night of lyrical melodies and soulful tunes.

For ONE SHOW ONLY multi award-winning songwriter Abbie Cardwell is back with her band and rootsy new mix of toe-tappin' rockabilly-country-southern-blues to deliver a live gig exactly as her NEW CD was recorded - LIVE - IN ONE TAKE! "Such a soulful voice and great songs" - Tony Joe White.

Adam Page and his multi-instrumental looping show has gained critical acclaim overseas recently, presenting a 24 show season at the 2008 Edinburgh Fringe and Winning 'Best Music' and 'Best Solo Show' at the 2009 NZ Fringe. If you're looking for a fun for all musical show, this is the one!

After a sell out run at Adelaide Cabaret Festival '09, Ali McGregor (La Clique, Opera Australia) returns to launch her debut CD 'Jazz Cigarette'. Backed by a trio of Australia's hottest young jazz musicians and featuring classic jazz ballads and sassy blues made famous by Billie, Ella and even Britney.

A one-woman machine, The Dresden Dolls' Amanda Palmer is a rock musician, artist, writer, political activist and more. Not your typical live show, Amanda Palmer & The Danger Ensemble will challenge the expectations you've learned to live with. Sinister, sweeping and wild, Amanda Palmer is sure to thrill.

After acclaimed performances at the 2009 Fringe, Lumina returns with a brand new multimedia program exploring the age-old questions of good and evil, darkness and light. To a backdrop of thought-provoking visuals, we present a range of stunning, timeless ancient works as well as 3 world premieres by SA composers.

What do we want out of life? Health? Wealth? Botox? We can't wait to get somewhere along the way? Nobody melts your moments like Heaven Knows. One of Adelaide's most enduring a cappella quartets. Be sedated by sound. Less expensive than therapy.

An eclectic night of music and dance, featuring Jean Paul Wabotai, the golden voice of Africa. The Trolls re-emerge, plus tribal drumming, belly dancers, troubadours and dancers. Food and drinks available. Doors open at 7pm. Location map at www.cheesefactory.com.au. Proudly supported by the District Council of Mount Barker

Come and hear The Idea Of North like you've never heard them before: vocally naked in the gorgeous acoustics of St Peter's Cathedral. Showcasing their ballad repertoire in a meditative candlelit atmosphere, luxuriate for an hour of sublime vocal music.

Count Basie once grumbled about recording pop tunes, telling reporters in the 1930s that if you had to do them, "you might as well make them swing." This is exactly what Corner Pocket Big Band intend to do, performing a mix of Basie arrangements and featuring music of the Beatles.

Join Adelaide's audio-visual performance duo Supermarket as they deep-fry original beats and visuals in multi-screen, hi-fi glory. Served with Atomitek's special sauce, your eyes and ears are in for a feast. "Home grown, world-class talent" (2009 Fringe review, Jo Vabolis, The Independent Weekly).

Intimately seductive and breath-taking, Black Ruby plays quirky songs of ruby red passion. Five fine sparkling musos will send their harmonies to your heart. This is vox/pop; come away with a new special Black Ruby melody spinning in your head. Bliss Cafe shows are in acoustic mode.

We love this quote from Art Blakey - "Jazz washes away the dirt of everyday life". If you believe jazz is best listened to live, then come along and listen to the cool tones of The Icebreakers, as they perform some of your favourite jazz and blues tunes.

C.W. Stoneking is an internationally acclaimed blues singer/songwriter who has performed around the world. His albums, King Hokum and Jungle Blues, have attracted widespread critical praise and awards. C.W. performs with his Primitive Horn Orchestra. "Eerily phenomenal. Like stumbling across a New Orleans funeral band being led by a ghost".

Nu-jazz influenced music featuring up and coming young Jazz musicians, Dan Clohesy (saxophone, winner of 2009 James Morrison Scholarship), Marty Holoubek (bass), Chris Neale (drums), Sam Taylor (guitar) and Darcy Callus (piano). "The best young original jazz ensemble I've had the privilege of listening to and playing with" (Adam Page).

This concert recreates the music of the 18th century café in Leipzig which hosted the Collegium Musicum, a society for music and pleasure. BYO supper and enjoy a cabaret performance of works by Telemann and Bach in the unique Burnside Ballroom. A tasting of Fox Creek wine included.

Come witness the authentic sounds of Rio de Janeiro where Samba and Choro was born. The infectious melodies and rhythms are sure to cure any Saudade (intense longing) for Brazil and also provide a fantastic show for Brazilian and world music appreciators alike.

After sold out seasons in the '08/'09 Fringe Festival and '09 Cabaret Fringe Festival, Amity Dry and Luke Thompson are bringing their Carole King and James Taylor tributes, Tapestry and Taylor Made, together for 2 shows only! "A show not to be missed." "A must for fans of James Taylor."

Chris Smither recasts the real folk blues in the ethereal language of the poet, projecting a streetwise mysticism. His acoustic fingerpicking is a joy, as is his grainy, lived-in voice. His unique approach to songwriting draws as deeply from modern poets and humanist philosophers as it does from the blues.

Drawing on their collected influences and ideas, the critically acclaimed Collected Musicians have produced an eclectic mix of arrangements that cast a different light on the old and new songs that have touched all our lives. "...some virtuoso musicians accompanying Spargo...the playing is faultless, the arrangements are excellent..." Portside M...

An extraordinarily gifted musician, Dan Sultan arrives in The Garden with his blues-soul-rock-country music and Australia-wide reputation for knock-out live performances. His second album "Get Out While You Can absolutely heralds the arrival of this electrifying young performer...the voice, charisma, looks and moves...the guy is a born star." Th...

Diesel is one of those rare talents who can boast immense popular appeal and yet is also known as the quintessential musician's musician. His guitar prowess is nothing short of extraordinary, his songs are uniquely original & inventive, and his creativity seems to stem directly from the soul.

Elephant Casino will take you away on a unique and haunting sound-scape of guitar and vocal harmonies. Incorporating dynamic and unique flavours, each musician brings a new element to the group's sound resulting in an illustrious combination of soul, blues, indie and pop.

Elwood Road is a collaboration of prominent musicians from the local area and the UK, and are now all Adelaide based. The band performs a varied selection of new original tunes offering a blend of their own unique funky grooves, ethnic sounds and jazzy rock/ pop fusion.

Emily Smart's music consists of dark soaring melodies, organic guitar, a dash of electronic and a hint of folk. Vancouver-born pop and blues chanteuse Ann Vriend is lyrically profound with a unique vocal mastery and piano prowess turns heads. Emily will be launching her new single and Ann her album.

All time favourites, Etype are taking your request. This show will be entirely up to the audience! Etype will provide a song menu and you choose from the selection of their all time favourites. A smorgasbord of Etype's soulfully smooth compositions and big bluesy numbers!

Two-part performance of the Six Solo Violin Sonatas Op. 27, in music and words. Ysaye, one of the greatest violinists of all time, dedicated each sonata to a famous violinist and friend - Kreisler, Szigeti, Thibaud, Enesco, Quiroga and Crickboom. Woodcock talks about Ysaye's life as virtuoso violinist, composer and teacher.

Everyday People are hitting stages across Adelaide to bring you original funk and disco. With a 6 piece rhythm section and soulstress Natalie Pellegrino on vocals, this band knows how to have a good time!

The saxiest show in the Fringe! A quirky musical journey with charismatic, highly respected and popular figure, in both the Australian and NZ music scenes, virtuoso saxophonist Mark Walton. Mark will also direct a performance by the new Adelaide Saxophone Orchestra. Seriously saxy fun for the whole family!

Fuse Festival celebrates its opening night with FUSE LIVE: EXPLODE! A huge outdoor music event featuring Australia's best emerging artists on two stages in one explosive night! For more details and the full line up go to: www.fusefestival.com

'Matsuri Taiko', meaning 'Festival Drumming', is an appropriate name for this dynamic group from Adelaide; the heart of the festival state, South Australia. The Japanese Drumming group never fail to excite their audiences with their highly energetic and engaging performances that are musically and visually entertaining.

After a sellout Fringe in 2009, Emily and Clementine take on the literal bag of dicks that was Triple J's Hottest 100 Of All Time. With the unique reinterpretations that characterized Ashes To Ashes, these ladies get their frock rock on to pay homage to the women who JJJ forgot.

Future Music Festival 2010: it's time to go back to the Future. After rocking tens of thousands of fans across the nation in 2009, it's time to go back to the Future once more as the Future Music Festival juggernaut gears up to do it all again in 2010.

The Two-Piano Team that brought you 'The Planets' last Fringe returns again to present Rhapsody in Blue, Symphonic Dances from West Side Story, The Sorcerer's Apprentice, Gordon Kerry's award-winning Vigil, and more! A varied programme of orchestral favourites and new music in the wonderful acoustic of Pilgrim Church.

Award winning, Adelaide-based eighteen year old singer/songwriter Georgia Germein takes her audience on a musical journey with songs that are wide-ranging in theme, richly evocative and deeply heartfelt. Her intricate melodies, dynamic arrangements are complemented by the soaring purity and precision of her vocal delivery.

Eighteen year old award winning singer/songwriter Georgia fronts this group of talented young musicians - her sisters Clara and Ella [guitar/synth/backing vocals], Marty Holoubek [bass] and Chris Neale [drums]. A palette of shimmering harmonies, intricate melodies, dynamic arrangements and subtle references to a diverse range of musical genres a...

If a taste of African music is what you want, then don't miss Professor Dada Nii and The Damushi Ensemble. Enter their world of driving drum beats and soaring harmonies, with inspired latin jazz overtones, all delivered with style and charisma.

Join well known Adelaide guitarist Aloysius Leeson as he travels the continents exploring their various traditions of guitar playing. "...a virtuoso guitarist" - dB magazine. "Professional and intense" - Rip It Up.

An eclectic group of Adelaide's finest young musicians come together to entertain you with an array of instruments not brought together before in Australia. Gurdy Girl and her friends create their own style of music with its roots in Europe and Scandinavia. You will be glad you came!

What is Hip? Supernova baring its Soul to forty years of 'Tower of Power', that inspirational Oakland soul band. The towering tenors of Dusty Cox and Chris Soole, powerful vocals of Mat Noble, Charmaine Jones and Lee Pfitzner, and a full on band make for a huge night.

Acoustic powerhouse, 'The Fridays', along with special guests invite you to come and enjoy a night of fine songwriting , rock stomping blues and beer. With 3 of Adelaide's finest acoustic acts sharing the stage this gig is one you simply cannot afford to miss!!

16 voices - no band - great music! Back for their 3rd year after SELL OUT performances in 2008 & 2009 - In Unitate have put together an a-capella playlist of hits and fun favourites. There's bound to be something that's in your playlist!

INDIANA PHOENIX. Traditional and contemporary acoustic blues one early bracket of 45mns. Further two x 1 hour brackets featuring full boogie blues band. Indiana Phoenix features the vocals and harp playing of Australian blues/roots and rock artist Brian Cain. The band also features some of Australias finest musicians.

Jane Austen's music was a hit in the 2008 Fringe, and now Gillian Dooley (soprano) and Fiona McCauley (piano) present a new program of songs and piano pieces from Jane Austen's family collection held at her house in Chawton, Hampshire.

The Jay Hoad Band is an extremely high-energy six piece band... with a beautiful belly dancer. Jay plays up to fifteen instruments throughout the show including Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass, Didgeridoo, Weissenborn Lap Steel Guitar, 12 String Guitar, Harmonica, Ocarina and many more. Bring your dancing shoes!

Take 5 Entertainment (Steve Foenander) and The Sussex Hotel are proud to present the best of Adelaide's jazz musicians outdoors in the garden area of the Sussex Hotel. Featuring Steve and Mike Foenander, Rick Woodroffe, Liz Tobias, Marlene Richards, Louise Messenger and more

Jo Arena (France) and Mika El Inspire Wonder (Japan), showcasing their solo acts. Jo plays French reggae/acoustic; Mika El plays "free range" music/reggae/experimental/acoustic. Jo, a DJ with many talents, this time appears with guitar. Award winning singer-songwriter, Mika El, plays guitar and bass. Visit myspace.com/mikaelinspirewonder000 and ...

Joe Camilleri is an Australian music icon. His many hits include Shape I'm In, Hit & Run, Chained To The Wheel and Harley & Rose. He is a performer with an undeniable energy and love of it all. It is this love that keeps audiences coming back for more.

Fresh from performing in India, this internationally acclaimed music prodigy, master of strings, skins and hollow things, is launching his latest CD at Fringe 2010. Presenting a musical journey on guitar, sitar, dilruba, tabla, didgeridoo, stompbox, plus throat singing, loops and Indian beat-boxing, Josh is a remarkable multi-talented artist.

Kate Ceberano is undeniably one of Australia's premier female artists. Kate has released 18 albums and has six Platinum and four Gold records under her belt. Whether it is her soulful voice, her charismatic nature or exotic looks, Kate has become a legendary Australian icon over the past twenty-five years.

Kate Vigo's sound combines eclectic pop and stylized rock. Acoustic refrains teamed with programmed loops and Kate's trademark voice make for a compelling and seductive music experience. Kate will be releasing her second single 'Someone Better' and launching her new EP at The Spiegeltent at 9.45pm on Sun 28th Feb.

Over the last two years Katie Noonan and her new band 'The Captains' have been building a vessel of exciting new songs. A return to form for Katie, this band sees the songstress sailing towards a more beloved lush and organic sound with her trademark strong and inspired personal stories.

Koto, a 13-string harp from Japan, is a melodic and percussive instrument. Etsuko Kawaguchi returns after a successful season last year. Contemporary and traditional music to entrance you revealing the serenity and beauty of Japan.19 Feb (opening night special) Adults $20, Concession $15.

3 days of non-stop mayhem, offering everything "roots & related". A mountain of entertainment (interstate & local bands) deejays, kustom cars, tattoo artist, 'von dutch' style pinstriper, stall holders, art exhibits, giveaways, hydraulic lowriders, fashion, music and madness!!! Pre-party 14 March featuring Kustom Kulture Entertainment in...

After sellout performances at the Fringe 2009, Lane returns this year in his new hilarious and musically entertaining show, cabaret style. Playing both solo and with talented friends, don't miss out on a great night with terrific music and lots of laughs.

Let it be Beatles - From the Cavern to the Rooftop Let it be will take you on a musical journey performing the hits of the most successful musical act in the world, The Beatles. From the early years of 1962 through Beatlemania right through to the final album in 1970.

Adelaide's hottest R&B band, Let it Roll , showcase the history, music and legendary performers from this popular genre. From 1940's swing hits to present. Big screen audio visual of the original artists enhances the experience. Magnificent, intimate venue, dining,drinks,dancing

Every Friday night during Fringe, enjoy original funk & soul jams from Adelaide's most talented live acts alongside the finest grooves and boogie beats from resident DJs Medhi & Stephen King. DJs from 9pm, bands kick off 10.30pm, and it's always FREE entry! Check the gig guide at www.sceptre.com.au.

Adelaide's iconic Lowrider are a testament to the fact that the most integral part of being a successful band is making good music. With smoothly delivered vocals over a simple ensemble of beats, bass and keys, Lowrider create an immaculate fusion of soul and funk.

Kathy Pike performs material from her album 'Lullaby for a Restless Soul' with a 5 piece band and a funky choir. Monologues written and performed by Rosemary Jackson are interspersed with the still and moving images of photographer Ryan Pike. A big hearted show about surviving depression.

Imagine the unmistakable sound of a didgeridoo. Now join another and more until they sing together as a 'choir' of richly textured voices. It is the sound of pure excitement and energy. Virtuoso musician, Mark Atkins, plays solo and with others as the culmination of workshops celebrating this ancient instrument.

Part jazz, part world music, part killer-groove machine; Marmalade Circus is a 10-piece band comprising SA_s leading creative musicians. With a sound that artfully melds Latin, African and Arabic grooves with a jazz sensibility, their shows combine virtuosic musicianship with a good dose of silliness. "Unquestionably world class" (Independent We...

Marna Na Budni is the Kaurna term to describe the pleasure of fine friends, music and laughter. Billy Dee unsuspectingly presents Mr E. and Wonder for some home-baked, toe-tappin' fun.

Mattski is a righteous sea-breeze of evocative, hook-filled, sometimes foot-stomping, deep grooving and sometimes reflective tunes. Proudly original, his music comes from a deep and stark sense of place and myriad questions about tomorrow. People dig it! www.myspace.com/mattskimuzak

Two world music bands. Expresiones - combines the music of Latin America with rock, funk, reggae, roots and jazz. S.o.V - a unique style of Ukrainian musical interpretation using the traditional Bandura and modern instruments. A spectacular musical event not to be missed! www.myspace.com/mergingcultures

Silk Road musicians present a sublime concert of traditional devotional, classical and popular Sufi-style music from the ancient Silk trade routes of Afghanistan, India and the Middle East. Searing vocals, tantalising rhythms, exquisite instrumentals blending North Indian music with sounds of the globe. Featuring an array of talented performers.

MFTCC returns to Adelaide! Cake's trademark organic sounds and lush orchestrations create a reflective melancholy, paired with rollicking tunes featuring madcap gypsy strings. Let the emotion swirl you away- join the Cake as they trumpet new tunes and old favourites in the lush surrounds of the Garden of Unearthly Delights.

Experience the earthy sounds of roots, funk, reggae, dub, beats and hiphop every Saturday night during Fringe at one of Adelaide's best live music venues. Superb bands (including Organic Roots & Jay Hoad Band) from 11pm and tuned-in DJs spin dancefloor jams before and after. Gig guide details at www.sceptre.com.au.

Percussion sensation Nick Parnell will entrance you with soaring melodies and infectious rhythms on vibraphone, drums, bamboo chimes and tuned glasses with piano, in an intoxicating blend of classical and world music! Featuring electrifying versions of Bach and the exotic Brazilian Rhapsody. A visual and musical feast for the senses!

The Voice of Transition are back following a sold out 2009 Fringe season. This award winning vocal ensemble are dynamic, energetic and relish impressive harmonies. Proudly directed by Kim Spargo and Tim Haslam, you will be moved, captivated and tapping your feet to these wonderful contemporary vocal arrangements.

Olith Ratego is an afro-fusion musician singing the dodo style of music. Featuring a crossover of traditional African music with modern accompaniments of bass and lead guitars, and including a variety of African harmonies, Olith sings and plays the traditional kodo instrument, making his performance as authentic as possible.

With a voice and heart big enough to bust everything wide open, Jayne Hewetson steps out from vocal ensembles to sing her heart out solo. Backed by some fine musicians, Jayne serves up a musical feast to tantalise the senses. Think One Size Fits All? - come and discover the truth.

Interactive quirky fun songs from the master of children's songwriting,together with the amazing Theatre Bugs kids. Winner of 3 ARIAS, 7 Gold, 2 Platinum Albums, Peter sings new songs plus old favourites like Wash Your Face in Orange Juice,Newspaper Mama and Spaghetti Bolognaise. Suit ages 3-9 years. Bring a cushion.

Experience rapture in the flesh! All the great Blondie and Debbie Harry solo hits and faithful replicas of Debbie Harry's outfits. Video backdrop showing classic and rare shots of Blondie and info about the band. Don't leave me hanging on the telephone - call me! This show is atomic!

One of the world's finest singers...an Australian music legend & ARIA Hall of Fame inductee, Renée Geyer released her 23rd album, Reneesance, in 2009. Join Renee for an acoustic journey through her diverse music history. The voice was always there...Renée Geyer.

Requiems are not for the dead, but for the living to remember and pray for the dead and be grateful for one's precious life. Filled with love and emotions they bring peace of mind and comfort of heart. Satoko sings traditional Japanese songs along with a piano solo and arias.

Piano led boogie woogie played by Paul 'Pumpin Piano' Hay along with a collection of internationally acclaimed 'old school' musicians. Honoring the music that became rock n roll. For a night of Smiling and Dancing - you gotta learn to Rhumboogie.

Rudely Interrupted (stars of the ABC1 rocumentary) have enthralled audiences worldwide with their infectious indie rock/pop. Come and watch a special screening of the most inspirational rocumentary ever made. Following the screening, the band make their Adelaide debut performing songs from their breakthrough debut album 'Tragedy of the commons'

Chance and improvisation play a major part as Melbournian composer James Hodson teams up with Adelaide musicians Charise Altmann and Sophie Radke to perform original music of simplicity and grace. The music's nuances and subtle shifts will reward the careful listener.

In an era characterized by fleeting musical offerings, the humble protest song speaks to the truth of humanity's eternal quest for safe shelter. Join a host of diverse Adelaide musicians as they Waltz Matilda to the rallying cry of internationally recognized maestro Eric Bogle, and pay tribute in his honour.

16 year old Siobhan is the 2009 SA Folk Awards 'Most Outstanding Emerging Talent'. Classically trained, she turns her haunting soprano voice and delicate harp playing to a repertoire of traditional Celtic songs. She has already recorded two albums and played at many major interstate festivals. A truly enchanting act!

Happy, heartwarming songs have their place, but true beauty rings from the dark voices of melancholy. Wallow through a catharsis of disconsolate classical, jazz, gospel, folk, and a capella singing, as well as guest choral and instrumental pieces. Goth friendly. SongsOfMiseryAndDespair.com

From Africa to America through Humor, Soul, and Dance "that kept us alive". "This is the music to sing to, to dance to, to laugh and cry to"...Songs of Sam Cooke, James Brown, Otis Redding, Melvin Brown: a true definition of Soul through Song, Dance, Tap, Comedy & Rhythm. www.movinmelvin.com

Sound Cinema! Join experimental duo Bird Lantern (Al Thumm and Greig Thomson) for a live re-scoring of silent, black and white films. Experience atmospheric interpretations of classic cinema in the relaxed environment of 'The Deli' in Thebarton.

Supernova return to where they started nine years ago: playing Steely Dan, from the old to the new, from 'Reelin' in the Years' and 'Rikki ...' to 'Cousin Dupree' and 'Janie Runaway'. This most tasteful and intelligent of jazz rock is given the royal treatment with outstanding vocals.

When STEPHEN Cummings sings it may make you wonder if the higher things in life are worth the trouble. He is one of the great, strange Australian musical contributors, distinct and crookedly personal. Join him for a night of song and story.

Stolen Apples, an exciting talented 6 piece team of seasoned Adelaide musicians, are offering lovers of Paul Kelly's music a tempting tasty treat. The legendary and prolific Paul Kelly has inspired many. Stolen Apples will tempt your audible delights. Submit to the pleasure. "Stolen Apples Taste The Sweetest".

"Strike Up The Band" will be an evening of high energy and quality entertainment, featuring a wide variety of music including highlights from the great musicals and big band classics. Join the award winning Enfield Brass -with special guests, "Casual Sax"- for a night of fantastic fun at the Fringe!

Afro/Reggae/Rock/Alt Country, an eclectic selection of original music from all parts of the globe. A cross cultural event in the rural ambiance of Peramangk Country (Adelaide Hills). A relaxing afternoon in the fresh air, smoke/alcohol free family event, great food, exotic market stalls. BYO cushions/shade.

Fresh from launching her album "Fallen Angels", Leticia showcases her songs in an intimate supper show at Cafe Komodo. An award-winning songwriter, Leticia' s folk-pop songs touch on fado, jazz, blues and country. Above all, her crystal-clear haunting voice and atmospheric emotive guitar playing draw you in.

TaikOz blends traditional Japanese drums with contemporary compositions in a spectacular performance of physical prowess and heart-thumping sound. TaikOz conjures waves of rhythmic invention, born of gymnastic grace and ecstatic energy. Riley Lee's shakuhachi contrasts with thunderous rhythms that crack, splinter, somersault and hurtle into the ...

G'day! May I introduce myself? I am Ted Egan, an old bushy who lives in Alice Springs in the Centre of Australia. Join me for an hour of music and yarns from the bush. One show only ...Book fast!

Aurora - Adelaide's hottest 16 voice women's a cappella ensemble, presents contemporary, pop, folk, country and jazz tunes by James Taylor, Leonard Cohen, Imogen Heap, Seal, Stephen Sondheim, Ben Folds and more.

Over 3 consecutive Thursdays, The ASP will perform music from the Eighties (25/02), Nineties (04/03) and Naughties (11/03), recreating all the hits and one hit wonders as you've never heard them... played by a Saxophone Quartet! Sure to be your best 3 nights out during the Fringe. SAX RULES, OK?!

The acclaimed Mike Stewart Big Band hits the Fringe with three big nights of swinging jazz. Celebrating the famous collaboration of Basie and Sinatra at the Sands, the MSBB roars with 13 brass, a swinging rhythm section and the rich vocals of Luke Thompson. Great nights not to be missed.

Beguiling audiences from Edinburgh to Melbourne and everywhere in between, the sordid scandalous and superbly attired Bastard Children present a multi-instrumental musical story unlike any other. Audiences will choose their own misadventure in a plot that weaves through twisted folk & junkyard gypsy, ragged celtic & dirty blues.

A bearded four-piece from Adelaide, whose catalogue consists entirely of songs about beards and having beards. But as hilarious as this eccentric outfit is, they can be equally appreciated for their musical originality and instrumental ability, with styles ranging from folk to rock to jazz to metal. www.thebeards.com.au

The Beez are a four piece from Berlin playing a fast and furious mix of Eastern European and Western pop hits with accordion, acoustic bass and harmonies. Queen´s Bohemian Rhapsody, Nirvana´s Smells Like Teen Spirit and Madonna all get overhauled. Two hilarious nights only. 11th, 12th March - The Spiegeltent.

The Idea Of North presents their new show 'The Cinema Sessions' presented in full cinematic surround sound of the classic Mercury Cinema. Come and hear songs from some of history's greatest films, performed in The Idea Of North's renowned innovative style.

The Fishbowl Boys are young, energetic, highly visual and deliver with a generous measure of tight harmonies and humour. Barbershop is a traditional American 4 part harmony a capella style. This National award winning South Australian group keeps the tradition alive with great flair, individual touches and toe tapping musicianship.

Hosted by Sen Bednikov, The Grind Show is a late night musical mash-up of Gypsy, Klezmer, Tango, Samba, Bossa Nova featuring performances from South American influenced Caliente and the intoxicated haze of Golonka plus guest appearances from other Fringe acts including D Licious, Adelaide's own Professional Heart-Breaker.

The Hiptones return with their own blend of roots-soul-blues-funk music. The songwriting partnership of La Vie and T has previously been given the nod by the likes of Renee Geyer, Don Walker and Ross Wilson. Come and see why The Hiptones is one of this country's most exciting live shows.

The Idea Of North heads north to the Barossa for a day of vocal and culinary delights. Starting the afternoon with a 3pm workshop and then an evening concert at 6pm, come for one or both and enjoy Maggie's legendary food in the beautiful surroundings of her famous farm.

Louise Blackwell spent many years singing in the Paris jazz scene. She joins up with pianist Bruce Hancock, bassist John Aué and drummer Yuri Markov to bring you an enjoyably eclectic mix of swing and bop tunes, French songs and some original songs written by Lisa Blackwell and Christopher Barnett.

SoCo Carnivale presents The Polyphonic Spree and the New Orleans Bingo Show with special guests, bringing you the unique dress up and party spirit of the New Orleans Carnival. Get into the global Carnivale spirit, dress up and join the party with choral symphonic rock group The Polyphonic Spree.

Escape to a relaxed Fringe Sunday arvo in the Port's character-filled heritage pubs. Experience a great line-up of local and interstate live music - all within easy walking distance of each other and the Port's historic Inner Harbour. For the full program call (08) 8405 6560 or check out www.portenf.sa.gov.au/goto/events

Getting together for Fringe 2010, the 'Sam Eads Big Band' is made up of SA's most talented young musicians around. Performing two sets, one a selection of works from "The Maynard Ferguson Big Band" and the second a set of all original charts by local composers!

The Synchronicity Police Tribute Show is Australia's most authentic POLICE show. Not a look a like show, every effort has been taken to deliver the most authentic recreation of the famous trio worthy of even the most avid Police fan. A not to be missed show!

Renegade everyman Tim McMillan is a virtuosic acoustic mastermind who seamlessly combines athletic guitar trickery with an astute sense of melodic songwriting and obnoxious-shred-comedy. Together with his band, they introduce the dynamic and previously uncharted musical genre of 'Goblincore'!

Melbourne gypsy phenomenon, The Woohoo Revue, will be back to get The Garden jumping and shaking with their explosive tunes. The band will throw a crankin' gypsy party that involves speed-of-light instrumentals, tutus, top hats, tails and a large dose of mayhem. Expect a big, brassy and outrageously tight show.

Witness a presentation of original music and storytelling by three of Australia's finest songwriters. Three Birds showcase their musicianship, songwriting, and recount their musical origins from opposite ends of the country, encompassing their home towns of Melbourne, Darwin and Perth.

An untamed mix of Afrikan, Arabic, Cuban, Hip-Hop & Breakbeat rhythms, thunderously pounded out on drums from across the globe. Chanting, singing, dancing, storytelling; this troupe's performances are different every time, pure improvised genius.

Fun-filled interactive show presenting diverse styles of music and inviting children to dance along with the performers. Songs are melodic, upbeat, with child-friendly lyrics, rhythms and great harmonies. Bright, fun and cheerful, engaging and entertaining family audiences. Zoo entry included for twilight show at Zoo. Special evening show Sun 28...

Murder ballads, sea shanties, tales of lost love... Australia's own 'gothic folk' act BRILLIG proves an evening of folk's finest theme, 'death', is enchantingly melancholic, beautifully tragic, and... strangely uplifting...! The multi-instrumentalists' original songs, plus faves from Leonard Cohen, Johnny Cash & Nick Cave will appeal to all.

Adelaide jazz singer Tubby Justice says a good song should suspend time. A six year suspension from live performance has given Tubby time to reflect and record new material. Tubby's only Fringe concert will feature her classic compositions and songs from her new CD, backed by a full band.

Uni, the neo-vintage pop chanteuse/raconteur gathered up kickpants, a rockhawk and magical ruby slippers for the first time in 2004 and her 20s punk movement has been gathering strength ever since.

When Sound Meets Colour is a live performance exploring the effects of music and sound on what an artist expresses onto canvas. A duo/trio will perform arrangements of free jazz, electro, lo-fi ambient and post-rock to provoke a group of local artists' ideas and visions.