Lloyd Spiegel (Two Shows) - Aldinga SA

Name: Lloyd Spiegel (Two Shows) - Aldinga SA
Start: 2026-05-22T17:30:00+09:30
Location: Aldinga Institute Hall

Schedule

Fri, 22 May, 2026 at 05:30 pm

UTC+09:30

Location

Aldinga Institute Hall | Mclaren Vale, SA

SECOND SHOW ADDED BY POPULAR DEMAND
“A guitarist almost without peer, Spiegel deconstructs how the blues guitar is supposed to operate… makes sweet love to it, then kicks it out the back door.” — Australian Guitar Player
“Spiegel is ALL presence, authority, rhythm and drive. He epitomizes control, soul and passion with white-hot ferocity and blazing instrumental mastery.” — The Age (Melbourne)
SECOND SHOW ADDED BY POPULAR DEMAND
📍 Friday 22 May @ Aldinga Institute Hall
EARLY SHOW 5pm doors/5:30pm show
LATER SHOW 7:00pm doors / 7:30pm show (SOLD OUT)
Seated Concert
Family Friendly with cheaper $20 under 18s ticket
DON'T miss your chance to see live music at it's finest!
Lloyd Spiegel is an traveling bluesman at heart — a guitarist by trade and a storyteller by nature. The 14-time Australian Blues Award winner has spent a lifetime refining a signature style that honours the deep traditions of blues while pushing the music forward in his own unmistakable voice. His performances move effortlessly between jaw-dropping guitar work, powerful vocals, humour, and deeply human moments, creating shows that feel personal, generous, and completely alive in the room.
With ten albums to his name and an international touring career spanning North America, Europe, Japan, and beyond, Lloyd is equally respected on world-class festival stages and in intimate listening rooms. At home in Australia, he is recognised as a trailblazer for blues music and has been named among the 50 greatest Australian guitarists of all time. Whether playing to thousands or a quiet, attentive audience, Lloyd Spiegel has a rare gift for connection — making every performance feel like a shared experience, and every listener feel part of the story.
Aldinga Institute Hall carries the quiet charm of a true community gathering place — unpretentious, warm, and deeply connected to its coastal surrounds. Its modest proportions and timber interior create an immediate sense of closeness, where the audience feels naturally gathered rather than arranged. The room’s simplicity is its strength: clean lines, wooden floors, and gentle acoustics allow music to breathe without distraction. There’s an intimacy here that draws attention to the smallest details — a soft harmonic, a whispered lyric, the subtle movement of fingers on strings. In this setting, Aldinga Institute Hall becomes a genuine listening room — a shared, grounded space where connection feels effortless, the atmosphere is relaxed yet attentive, and the bond between artist and audience feels personal, present, and deeply human.