ABOUT: HOLLY TROSBY

ARIA nominated singer songwriter and novelist Holly Throsby performs at The Corridor Project, launching her new album "Normal Magic".

Over her prolific career Throsby has released five solo albums, a collection of original children's songs, and two records as part of the band, Seeker Lover Keeper (with Sarah Blasko and Sally Seltmann).

"Normal Magic" is her first album in 9 years. Throsby says of the album "I thought for ages I wouldn't release music again [but]...I feel this is my best yet"

ABOUT: SMITH & JONES

Smith & Jones are a duo, made up of keyboard player/vocalist Abby Smith, and guitarist/vocalist Sophie Jones, who live and create on Wiradjuri land. Their work is centred around the intersection of womanhood and identity within regional areas, with a dedication to artistic leadership, community engagement and creative integrity.

Smith & Jones have toured and performed extensively over their 12 year partnership off the back of their first two self-funded albums (Dark Gives Way, 2017; and Something Worth Learning, 2019). The past few years have seen Abby and Sophie begin work on their newest project/album, with four singles currently available, which marks a fresh chapter for Smith & Jones, and is the musical representation of two souls who decided to yearn, and wait, and make magic, together.

PLAYING TIMES

Doors open 2.30pm

Great Aunt: 3pm

Holly Throsby : 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 is hosting 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 possible through the support of Revive Live, a program of the Commonwealth Government.

https://www.thecorridorproject.org