Tomorrow night I'm playing at The 2010 NCIEA Dolphin Awards.
I'll be opening the show at 7.30pm, and awards ceremony starts at 8pm.
Other acts to play on the night include The Hussy Hicks, Marshall and the Fro.
There's such a high standard of musicians living on the North Coast of NSW, that I'm really happy to be nominated whatever happens I's at Mary Gilhooleys in Lismore http://www.marygilhooleys.com.au/
Tickets $40, dinner, music and friends...folk-n-roll : )--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NCIEA Awards - Dolphin Awards 2010 - finalists
(nominated Artist followed by their Song/Album)
01. Album of the Year
Polaroid Fame - We Live Your Life
Hussy Hicks - A Million Different Truths
Akimitsu Iwase Trio - 36 Hearts
The Tendons - Cult Leader
02. Song of the Year
Kaisha - Feather
Marshall And The Fro - Tall Poppies
Koikids - Iris
Louise Kahj - Thought You Were My Angel
Luke Vassella - Come Back
Matt Hill & Rob Walsh - Wonderworld
03. Male Vocal
Tanamera with John Paul Saunders -The Cuzza
Marshall And The Fro - Friends For Life
Marshall And The Fro - Bleeding Hearts
04. Female Vocal
Andrea Soler - How many Angels
Andrea Soler - Earth on an Axis
Andrea Soler - Waiting for the Moon
Hussy Hicks - My Fault
05. Production / Engineering
Jan Muths - Down Under
Tanamera / Allan Peg - In The Shadow Of The Beast
Marshall And The Fro - My Bubble06. New Emerging Talent
Broadfoot - Broadfoot
Dave Moss - A Ticket Home
Andrea Soler - Earth on an Axix
Louise Kahj - Seekers of the sun
Gab - Beautiful Girl
07. Garage / Indie
The Tendons - Love Your Chickens
Aaron Grierson - Biggest F-wit In Show
The Tendons -Snow 2480
08. Youth
Serinna McGrath - Play With My Heart
Koikids Paler - Shade
Koikids - Iris
T.O.U.C.H - Nothing to Lose
09. Music for Children
Anna van Riel - Mr H2O
Marek Chodkiewicsz - What's That Sound
Rochelle Wright - Little Gecko
10. Adult Contemporary
Mish - We're Living In The Same World
Gab - Beautiful GirlMarshall And The Fro- Bleeding Hearts
Marshall And The Fro - Squished & Squashed
11. World / Reggae
Andrea Soler - Dragonfly
Andrea Soler - How Many Angels
Louise Kahj - Karma Away
12. Folk
Rob Bruce & Michael Fairley - Hard Row To Hoe
Mick McHugh - Dance And Sing
Rob Bruce & Michael Fairley - Yage
Anna van Riel - lil Folk Song
13. Blues
Hussy Hicks - 6 Bar Jail
Deidi Vine - Candy Shop
Marshall And The Fro - My Bubble
14. Country
Hussy Hicks - Good Things
Rob Bruce & Michael Fairley- Hard Row To Hoe
Anna van Riel & James Stovin - Maybe Kinda Love
15. Devotional
Angela McDonald - Break Away
Deidi Vine - Angels Are Singing
Luke Pender - Just Want You To Know
16. Protest
Anna van Riel - Matilda's Waltz
Rachel Stevens - Biggest Little Town
Marshall And The Fro -White Collar Thieves
17. Jazz
Leigh Carriage - Never Let Me Go
Anna van Riel - Better Not Be Wrong
Akimitsu Iwase Trio - Bossa Mood
18. Pop
Marshall And The Fro - Squished & Squashed
Deidi Vine - Breathin' Easy
Marshall And The Fro - Friends For Life
19. Rock / Metal / Alternative
Tanamera Engaging the Enemy
Marshall And The Fro - We've All Got Something To Say
Ritchie Jameson - Rise Above
Todd Robinson - A Power Not Seen
20. Funk / Urban / Hip-Hop
Broadfoot - The Timeless Groove
Deidi Vine - Bite The Bullet
Anna van Riel - All Round Son of a Man
21. Electronic Dance / Chill
Dunstan Thomas - The Drums Will Sound
Peter Westheimer Trains
Kaisha - Sensitive Soul
22.Promotional Artwork and / or Website
Roy Wilders Website / Artwork
Terri Nicholson Website / Artwork
https://www.nceia.org.au/ What is NCIEA?The North Coast Entertainment Industry Association
NCEIA already has quite a lengthy and creditable history and has gone through several "eras" of operation, brought about by the recurring changes in the make up of active team members over 17 years of operation. An organisation like this is always only as good as the participating members.
But there is a real and perceived need for a representative voice for professional and semi-professional musicians in an industry context, and a forum for significant industry players to engage in dialogue. The Entertainment Industry Association is something which has proved to endure beyond the cycle of enthusiasm when new people take up the baton. Just like every musical group it must be wary of growing tired or stale or set in it's ways - it needs to be 're-invented' every now and then, and move forward with the times, hopefully building on past experience and growing into the future.
A major independent report on NCEIA was commissioned and completed during 2006. It's most significant conclusion was the need for a rebranding / reimaging of the Association and a restyling of its advertising, including web-site, to reflect a more proactive, professional and contemporary 'look and feel', projecting a mature style of operation and the dynamic nature of the industry within which we work.
The work of any industry association is primarily to facilitate the exchange of ideas, latest information, opinions, services and skills, contacts, technical tips and ways of doing things - and, in out case, even pre-loved music equipment! The re-branding of the NCEIA website is focussed on bringing this exchange into clear focus so that we can best help each other strenghten and grow our valuable industry which is the 'lifeblood' of it's members.
With a fresh new board recently appointed and now taking over operations of the association, comprising several effective and energetic young local businessmen and musicians, the association's affairs have already begun to change dramatically, with great new premises, some new funding and plenty of new ideas. It's an exciting time at NCEIA right now.
New NCEIA board members include:
President: Gary Pinkerton, Manager/Events Coordinator: Malcolm Fine
Board members - Adrian Davis, Pam Freeman, Jo McKay, Sally McPherson Jon Pinkerton, Gary Pinkerton
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