The Scaramouche Live at The Twyford

Despite starting to gig just before Covid hit, their live shows have wowed festival crowds in the short time they
have been around, including at the recent Wanderer Festival.


The Scaramouche released their debut single The Preacher’s Daughter in 2021 and will release their debut EP in 2022.
Fronted by the powerhouse Jacqui Howarth, whose voice is a force to be reckoned with, she packs the attitude to match.
 Holding down a stone cold low end is bass slinger Sats Kramer. His disturbing bass lines are juxtaposed with his deeply
calming smile.  Bringing the extra heart felt vocals is Sharlee Cantrill, whose energy and stage presence leaves audiences
with their jaws on the floor.  Max Tucker is the man with the golden horn. His trombone lines combine jazz with the
wonderment of swing and rock. His trombone lines combine jazz with the wonderment of swing and rock. Flying in on his
magical carpet is the baby of the band, Braedon Welsh-Jones.  Don’t let this kid fool you, he plays music with a maturity
lost on musicians thrice his age.  Finally on lead guitar there is Tim Carson, a man who once traded his big toe for a guitar
pick.  Don’t worry kids, the toe grew back!


The Scaramouche are about to get loud at The Twyford in Merimbula on Saturday 12 November from 7.30pm,
supported by Kara Coen and Lillian McVeity.
Kara Coen is one of the most exciting new female soul artists of the south east. The Australian singer/songwriter plays a
unique fusion of blues, smooth Jazz and pop. With intoxicating vocals and compelling lyrics, she composes her music on
guitar and piano. She has been called a modern Aretha, compared to Amy Winehouse, Janis Joplin and Sarah Blasko. A
dynamic, power house voice, with a message of love, empowerment and inclusion. She is working on her debut album of
original songs and gearing up for her first Australian tour.
Lillian McVeity is a young local singer/songwriter who featured on Triple J’s Unearthed. Her musical style includes clear
folk influences though her first single Hearts in December is closer to indie pop. After playing on the pub circuit for many
years including with her cover band Aylagaze, she is now focusing on releasing her solo album in the coming year. Her
guitar playing and looping vocal harmonies create a relaxed atmosphere, striving to create a unique musical experience.


Live at The Twyford is a series of concerts being presented by The Twyford in Merimbula in 2022 to support regional
musicians playing live original Australian music, supported by Live Music Australia – an Australian Government initiative.


For more information and online bookings for tickets (highly recommended) visit https://thetwyford.com.au or call 6495
7435. Remaining tickets at the door when they open 30 minutes before the show.

Refreshments on sale and BYO in
moderation – no eskies permitted.