Tracey Miller’s Archie’s Creek District Choir (ACDC) will perform their first full concert set.
WHAT happens when a Hawaiian psycho surf clad band joins forces with a 30-voice community choir?
We'll find out next month when two titans of the Bass Coast music scene join forces in a celebratory concert at the Archies Creek Hall.
Inverloch-based street band Invy Horn Jam, led by Strat and Lyndal, has been entertaining crowds throughout Victoria and interstate for a decade, since forming as part of Community Music Victoria’s Street Sounds project in 2016.
We'll find out next month when two titans of the Bass Coast music scene join forces in a celebratory concert at the Archies Creek Hall.
Inverloch-based street band Invy Horn Jam, led by Strat and Lyndal, has been entertaining crowds throughout Victoria and interstate for a decade, since forming as part of Community Music Victoria’s Street Sounds project in 2016.
The ever-changing Invy Horn Jam have been entertaining audiences for a decade.
Tracey Miller’s Archie’s Creek District Choir (ACDC) formed more recently and Up the Creek is their first opportunity to perform a full concert set as a co-headline act.
| With more than 30 years' experience as a singer, teacher, conductor, and arranger, Tracey founded the Archies Creek District Choir (ACDC) six years ago after performing in gospel churches across South Africa, New Orleans, and New York. What began as a small group of nervous but enthusiastic singers has grown into a vibrant 30-voice community choir, which performed at the Wonthaggi Acoustic Music Festival in 2025 and Bass Coast Harmony Day in 2026. Up The Creek brings the groups together to share their joyful music making and celebrate the joy of music and community. It will all happen in the delightful rural charm of the Archie’s Creek Mechanic Institute. Afternoon tea will be provided, in keeping with the Sunday afternoon, country hospitality vibe. |  |