Stereo Stories

Williamstown 2025. Photo by Eric Algra.

We had the privilege of performing two shows this year, to our ever-loyal audiences in Albury and Williamstown. Next year? We'll see how the planets align.

Head to our Facebook page for some footage from our show Albury on September 13.

See our  Williamstown photo essay by Eric Algra.

Footage  above and below is from our show at Write Around the Murray on September 14, 2024.  Above, author Danny Katz is ‘conducting’ the band, with cellist Laura Sheridan and accordionist Julie Merritt in the foreground. Below, Ninety seconds of Martina Medica pouring her heart and soul into the final verses of the Sinead O'Connor song Jackie, after Rijn Collins had delivered a stirring tribute to the late, great Irish singer and humanitarian.

For past gigs, visit our concerts page.

To enquire about booking us, contact director Vin Maskell via our contact page or via email: sterestorieseditor@gmail.com

“Unforgettable night. Stories; memories; fragments of life; moments in time; all told within the mood of music. At times soft and seductive, at other times throbbing and beating; stories in stereo. Rich and enveloping, the words and tunes weave together.” Donata Carazza, director, 2022 Mildura Writers Festival.

'An utterly unique concept' blends music and memories -  read more at The Age, 3 January 2022

Every so often you come across a song which can demolish you; take you down in slow-mo, floor by floor like an old hotel, ending in a puff of plaster and dust. Maria Majsa, writing about Between The Bars by Elliot Smith.

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