Please note, this is a BYO picnic and alcohol event.
The Human Highway return to the Quarry Amphitheatre for the 6th straight year. The show captures the essence of the gentle folk and country-rock of albums like “Comes A Time”, to the electric guitar driven rock of the Crazy Horse material.
Fronted by long time lovers of Neil Young, David Hyams and Rose Parker, the 6 piece line up also includes some of WA’s finest musicians – bassist Roy Martinez, drummer Russell Wilson, fiddler Adam Gare, and Jeremy Threlfall on pedal steel and guitar.
Some of the audience were heard commenting that if they had closed their eyes, they would have believed they were listening to the great man himself! Darwin Entertainment Centre
“It’s not too much of a leap of faith when watching The Human Highway to connect with the original music. Blindfolded, I’d struggle to separate David Hyams and Neil Young in an aural line-up.” Bill Quinn, Overheard Productions
The Human Highway (WA) dropped by to perform songs penned by Neil Young. Not only did the band sell out the gig but they absolutely nailed their 2 fabulous sets. The audience were blown away by David Hyams, Rose Parker and the band. Authentic versions of the best of
Neil Young received one of the most enthusiastic demands for encore we have seen in the Juke Joint!
David Lloyd, manager, Murray Delta Juke Joint (SA)
This year’s show will also feature singer-songwriter Lachy John, with his band the Red Bellies. Lachy John And The Red Bellies, an electric Fremantle five-piece. Lachy John’s emotionally charged lyrics entwine with the band’s raw musicianship to make for a captivating performance. With a unique brand of Alternative Blues, Roots and Folk Rock, the band wins the hearts of audiences.
Experience the magic: Picnic at sunset and party the night away under the summer stars.
BYO picnic & alcohol… and have a dance on stage.