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THE WILSON PICKERS
“You Can’t Catch Fish From A Train” Album Tour

SUPPORTS: Jen Mize and Zac Gunthorpe

Saturday 15th October

Ticket price is $20 (+bf)

Doors 6.30pm

Support 7.30pm

Headline 9pm- 10pm

The Wilson Pickers are hitting the road this spring to launch their third album, You Can’t Catch Fish From a Train.


Recorded in the round at Church Farm Studios in Billinudgel, NSW over three days in February this year, the album returns The Wilson Pickers to the bluegrass instrumentation and five-part harmony singing that propelled this side project to centre stage in 2009. Both their previous albums have been nominated for ARIA awards and the band are calling this release their best work yet.

Ben Salter, Sime Nugent, Andrew Morris, Danny Widdicombe and John Bedggood initially formed the fabled Wilson Pickers as a side project and soon built a reputation for their raucous, virtuosic and often spell binding live shows at festivals around the country. They recorded two studio albums - The Land Of The Powerful Owl (2009) and Shake It Down (2010). After a six year break the band are delighted to be heading out to play shows to celebrate the release of You Can’t Catch Fish From a Train.

The Pickers had a long pause while beloved band member, Danny Widdicombe underwent treatment for leukemia. But this album is more than a reunion for five of Australia’s finest singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalists. They had unfinished business to do. Nick DiDia (Bruce Springsteen, Rage Against The Machine) mixed and mastered the album. There are guest appearances by Bernard Fanning (Powderfinger) and Rod Coe (Slim Dusty) making this highly anticipated release a very well credentialed recording with a lot of heart.

You Can’t Catch Fish From a Train is out through ABC Music / Universal on August 26. 

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The Bison Bar C-Square Courtyard, 52-64 Currie Street Nambour QLD 4560 Australia

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