UPCOMING GIGS
Cathy Welsford and Angie Smith
are a singing-songwriting duo who perform funny, sad, folky, bluesy, rocky, satirical, foot-tapping songs with sweet harmonies for Australian and international audiences.
Their multi-instrumental concerts and workshops at festivals, rallies, folk clubs and house concerts never fail to please, and their song-writing skills are legendary. They have recorded two studio albums, toured extensively and are members of the Australian Songwriters Association.
WILD WORKSHOPS
inexpensive and fun. Book now!
What could possibly
make your life even better?
The Wild Women's CD,
$30 Au for both or $19.99 each. 17 original songs with full melody notation, chords & lyrics. Message us to order via CONTACT menu.
USB and Songbook!
USB
RECENT PERFORMANCES AND WORKSHOPS:
Free public
concert!
At El Horses Nowra with UkeM
Ukulele Jamboree Launceston Tasmania
HOT STUFF WORKSHOP
LAUNCESTON
2.45pm Saturday
1 April 2023
Pilgrim Church
38 Paterson St
Launceston Tasmania
Learn how to pick, strum
and sing this famous
fast-paced disco classic.
MELBOURNE UKULELE FESTIVAL 2023
The Wild Women of Anywhere Beach with cool bassist Suzanne Coutanceau playing at the 2023 Melbourne Ukulele Festival.
OLD BAR, NSW CENTRAL COAST
The Blue Mountains Ukulele Festival Katoomba NSW.
CAMP CREATIVE 9-13 January 2023
If you missed us this year you should think about booking for next year when we'll be teaching the Blues:
A full week of ukulele ensemble workshops, jams and performances for
pickers and strummers with Cathy (melody picking) and Angie (strumming)
at Camp Creative, Bellingen NSW. See course info at:
* Jazz and Fingerstyle Ukulele * Hot Strum for Cool Ukers
Reviews
The Troubadour Folk Club
at Everglades Country Club, Woy Woy 29 May 2021
The Wild Women were a hoot from the start. But cleverly, as we were lulled into the comfort of laughter and shared enjoyment, they began to get deeper and deeper in their reflection on what it means to be treated as a older woman, and how to respond to it. Cleverly, their message was about older blokes as well. They played some quite demanding instrumentals which I think went well beyond folk music. I thought of them as mini symphonic sketches, on the ukuleles. The lasting memories I have is of the joy they have and their rebellious embrace of gender and ageing. These are two women who are determined make the world a better place, one witty line and clever key change at a time.
Michael Fine at Troubadour Folk Club
Brisbane workshops and performances May 2021
The weekend was a wonderful experience. If you ever get the chance, and you are looking for something extra, I recommend you go to a concert or workshop by the Wild Women of Anywhere Beach.
Warning.
This review is biased because I am an unabashed fan of the Wild Women of Anywhere Beach. Cathy Welsford and Angie Smith are the wild women. They hale from Valla Beach near Bellingen in NSW (south of Coffs Harbour).
I attended one of their workshops in Blaxland (at the foot of the Blue Mountains) in 2019. I was immediately won over by their ukulele competency, their preparation work, and their friendly, happy style. They have a gift for teaching. Geoff Dancer June 2021
