If These Walls Could Talk

Name: If These Walls Could Talk
Start: 2025-11-02T04:00:00+11:00
Location: Itinerant Spirits

Schedule

Sun, 02 Nov, 2025 at 04:00 am

UTC+11:00

Location

Itinerant Spirits | Ballarat, VI

IF THESE WALLS COULD TALK
Nestled inside the walls of the historic Goods Shed, come journey with us as we share a new set of stories to add to rich heritage of a place were people come to follow their dreams.
Sunday November 2 - 2PM at Itinerant Spirits
FREE ENTRY
An afternoon of songs and stories featuring some Victoria's finest.
Jeremy Beggs
Jeremy Beggs is a Ballarat-based Americana artist crafting songs that walk the long road of resilience, reflection, and redemption. Finding stories from his life as a husband, father, educator and now musician, Jeremy uses his deeply personal songwriting to connect with audiences navigating their own storms.
Marcus Cassells
Marcus is a Singer/Songwriter and guitar player with a folk roots vibe telling a story, drawing inspiration from his time growing up in the country, life events, and some of the more confronting elements of life. Combining deep raspy vocals and earthy Country folk tones, original story telling songs, with grit and resonance to everyday life and people.
Sandee Facy
Melbourne-based country artist Sandee Facy is blazing her own trail across Australia’s country music scene, combining powerhouse vocals, heartfelt storytelling, and an undeniable stage presence that Australians are excited about!
Her debut album Chasing Clarity (August 15, 2025) made an explosive entrance, debuting at #2 on the ARIA Australian Country Albums Chart, #2 on the Independent Music Chart, and #3 for
Independent Label Albums, a remarkable feat for a 100% independent artist.
And our special guest, Lachlan Davidson!
Lachlan Davidson is an award winning, bluegrass musician who now resides in Ballarat. Raised in Gippsland with a strong musical heritage, Lachie started playing fiddle at the age of 6, and by 12 was recording and performing on National TV with his brother Hamish, as the Davidson Brothers. In 2003, fresh out of school, Lachie rapidly gained experience as a professional touring musician, performing right across the country with Lee Kernaghan for the Electric Rodeo tour; and in 2004 the Davidson boys had hooked up their first US tour, performing at the International Bluegrass Fanfest. Fast track twenty years, the Davidson Brothers have released eight studio albums, won 5 Golden Guitar Awards and have been inducted into the Australian Country Music Hands of Fame in Tamworth.