The latest offering is Storybook – A collection of songs by artists that have had a huge impact on Kasey and helped shape her own musical journey.    Artists covered include Lucinda Williams, Steve Earle, Patti Griffin, Fred Eaglesmith and John Prine.

After marrying country music queen Kasey Chambers, the pair went on to record the highly acclaimed #1 album Rattlin Bones in 2008, winning Best Country album at the ARIA’s in 2008 and scoring 5 Golden Guitars in 2009 with the album achieving platinum + sales.

His current solo album “Bad Machines” has been recently nominated for an ARIA and 6 x Golden Guitars to further establish Shane as one of Australia’s most prolific and respected singer/songwriters.  In addition to writing, producing and playing on his own albums, Shane has also produced albums for a range of other artists including Angie Hart, Catherine Britt, Lou Bradley, Steve Grady and Sarah Humphreys.  In the past, music critics have been unanimous in their praise, many drawing on names such as Bruce Springsteen and Steve Earle in an attempt to describe the depth of Shane’s songs and the extent of his honest and emotional vocal delivery.  However in recent times there is no doubt at all that Shane has created a unique musical place for himself

“What I love the best is to get out on the road and perform the songs.  I still play in Kasey’s band when she’s on the road and the gigs take us all over the world.  That’s where I get many of the stories for my songs,” says Bill.  Most recently Bill recorded his first DVD ‘Live At The Pub Tamworth,’ reliving the great atmosphere that his Tamworth sessions have become famous for.  Showcasing Bill’s best original songs, his large collection of guitars and guest appearances by the likes of Shane Nicholson, Kevin Bennett and Kasey Chambers.  Richard Jinman from The Sydney Magazine describes Bill’s music as “reminiscent of Daniel Lanois early spacious work, all elongated guitar phrases, shuffling drums and ambient rumbling, the combined effect is as seductive as hell.”

Laurel Edwards (Troy’s much better looking half) has been one of the major players of Queensland radio 4KQ and The Breakfast Show for over 18 years. Born and bred in Brisbane, Laurel has also been singing for most of her life having released her own album and often dabbles in performing live.

After reconvening with long time Weddings, Parties, Anything musical cohort Mark ‘Squeezebox’ Wally, 2011 proved to be a bumper year for Mick, completing a fantastic tour of Canada with old buddies The Lowest of the Low and a new album recorded in Portland, Oregon US, to be released in 2012.