The Stranded Wailers is a group of burly men from the South who have formed a choir that sings sea shanties and other songs of whiskey and wood. Their music is sure to warm your cockles vocal muscles as you strike out with these sea-faring tunes from the days of sail. Picture this: Born of smoke, moss, and whiskey, far to the south, where deep forests meet wild seas, a group of men gather in the winter dark. They sit around blazing logs, singing songs of the past, including shanties of work, forecastle songs of women and whiskey, and of the lonely seas, but not necessarily in that order. They are rollicking, roaring, and shoving the jug, lifting their voices to the night, their thick facial hair hiding some tears, until the dawn breaks on the slate grey sea, and then they bid each other farewell and slide back into the known world.

JB Paterson, a critically acclaimed folk musician from Cedar Creek, Queensland, has joined the Stranded Wailers. He is compared to greats like Neil Young, Bob Dylan, and Townes Van Zandt, and has forged a highly DIY career, running his own off-grid studio in the countryside of Greater Brisbane. With three albums under his belt, receiving heavy rotation on Australian radio stations, his upcoming fourth album is highly anticipated. This roving folk artist continues to captivate audiences with his tasteful and independent approach to music. Together, the Stranded Wailers and JB Paterson create an energetic and engaging adventure that is sure to get your feet tapping and your hands clapping.