Sun 20 Sep 2:30pm - 5:30pm

Sun 20 Sep 2:30pm - 5:30pm
ABOUT: DAVID BRIDIE
David Bridie has a distinguished career as a solo artist, as the creative force behind Not Drowning Waving & My Friend the Chocolate Cake, and as the producer of albums for artists such as Christine Anu and Archie Roach.
Bridie's 2025 album "On Karens Piano" saw him reimagine songs from his substantial catalogue, stripped back for voice, piano and ambient textures.
David now realises this album live, revealing a new perspective on these songs that are rich with emotion and musicality, in performances that are peppered with stories drawn from his experiences from decades working in The Pacific, and more recently as Antarctic Artist in Residence.
ABOUT: LUETH AJAK
Lueth is a South Sudanese-Kenyan-Australian singer, songwriter, and live music entertainer known for his soulful vocals, charismatic performance style, and regular appearances across regional New South Wales and city venues
Lueth is established and fast making a bigger name for himself nationally for his soaring vocals and cheeky style. The owner of incredible vocals abounding with a vigorous dash of soul, Lueth Ajak is captivating in his performance and always brings his biggest smile to every event.
After selling out a record five nights for the Classic Albums Night covering Red Hot Chilli Peppers, Lueth has formed a band that is fast gaining renown as an electric showpiece. They are truly one of the best bands getting around.
PLAYING TIMES
Doors open: 2.30pm
Lueth Ajak: 3pm
David Bridie: 4pm
ABOUT THE CORRIDOR PROJECT SPRING SERIES
The Corridor Project [TCP] is a not-for-profit arts and cultural organisation situated on Wiradjuri Country near Cowra in the Central West of New South Wales.
The Corridor Project hosts a monthly series of live music weekends through Spring 2026, in an historic woolshed.
A cash bar service is available and meals can also be pre-ordered with your tickets.
A limited number of camping sites are also available.
Discounted weekend passes for two concerts are also available.
The series is made possilbe through the support of Revive Live, a program of the Commonwealth Government.