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The gigs are back at The Gov
The Governor Hindmarsh is amping up its live music offering again – with seated room only – as new social distancing rules enable venues to welcome back live audiences of up to 75 people from Friday.
The Governor Hindmarsh is amping up its live music offering again – with seated room only – as new social distancing rules enable venues to welcome back live audiences of up to 75 people from Friday.
Adelaide live music institution the Governor Hindmarsh may not survive the coronavirus shutdown without a direct subsidy from the State Government to help it stay in business, says owner Brian Tonkin.
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Opening the first set with a song about death, Vin Garbutt assured his audience at The Gov that his experience has always been that “folk music is better than fun”. ★★★★★
The third Deep South Festival at The Gov featured a stellar cast of some of the finest blues, roots and folk musicians in Australia, assembled by organiser Dennis Kipridis.
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