Home album cover: the banjo player standing on sandstone at the water's edge, bush behind

Newsletter · 27 November 2024

One more special North Sydney gig to round out the year

Hello lovely people!

Your friendly frailer Nick here.

I know the last email was titled ‘Last Gigs of 2024’, well it turns out we have a couple more special gigs before the year ends. Up first, we are playing for a lovely concert series called ‘Tea by the Brook’ at Evergreen Studios in Brookvale on the 7th of December. We are chuffed to be supporting Sydney bluegrass shredders, The Morrisons! Watch out, there will be more than one banjo in the building! Tickets are available here (if anyone is doing it tough at the moment, we have a special discount code BEHAVTIX for a 30% discount). Hope to see you there!

Two band photos side by side for Tea by the Brook: one in the bush, one in black and white on stage

Woodford Folk Festival!

In further exciting news, we are playing Woodford Folk Festival 2024/2025! Woodford really has this indescribable, magical quality to it and I highly recommend making the pilgrimage up to QLD over the new year if you can! Our set times are:

  • Fri, Dec 27 · 9:00PM - 9:50PM · Coopers Bar Folk Club
  • Sat, Dec 28 · 4:00PM - 4:50PM · Coopers Bar Folk Club
  • Sun, Dec 29 · 5:20PM - 6:10PM · Coopers Bar Folk Club
  • Wed, Jan 01 · 6:20PM - 7:10PM · Arbour
Woodford Folk Festival 2024/25 poster: a glowing heart inside a ring of trees and lanterns

We are off to Ireland!

In other exciting news, we are heading to Ireland in January 2025 to attend the international conference ‘Your Roots Are Showing’. Many thanks to those who have already donated to help us fund the trip! Hit the button below to donate if you would like help us get there, every little bit helps!

Your Roots Are Showing, Ireland's folk conference, 15 to 19 January 2025

‘It’ll Be Alright, Nicky Boy’ performed live at Wauchope Arts

It'll Be Alright, Nicky Boy, live at Wauchope Arts

Here’s a nice memory from our recent album launch tour, from a heartwarming gig at Wauchope Arts.


Final nice thing is that we were awarded Best Debut Album at the Australian Folk Music Awards last month for our first record ‘Home’. We even got a medal! Haven’t gotten one of them since under 12s cricket!

The Australian Folk Music Awards medal, Debut Album of the Year 2024, presented to Home by The Good Behaviours

Nice work making it all the way down here, hope to catch you out there at a gig soon!

Yours in Banjo,
Nick Henderson

Sent to the mailing list on 27 November 2024.