Live at Lost • Kim Churchill

Kim Churchill was born in Canberra and moved to the town of Merimbula at around age seven. He picked his first guitar when he was 4 years old when his father promised him a guitar if he did well in school. He was trained in classical guitar for ten years. He accompanies his guitar with blues harp (harmonica), stomp box, drums, and percussion instruments. He also plays lapsteel and tambourine.

He started singing and playing in front of crowds very early, writing songs while experimenting various tunes or while busking in various venues. An avid fan of surfing, he incorporated the sport in many of his songs and music videos. Churchill tours extensively and has become a favourite during music festivals including the East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival (Australia’s “Bluesfest”), the Woodford Folk Festival, and other Australian venues.

Support: Ben Morgan

Ben Morgan started busking and performing along the East Coast of Australia throughout 2022 asa 23-year-old singer/songwriter and saxophonist. Preferring to stay outside the big cities, he experimented with his unique blend of blues and folk until 2023, which saw him amass 50,000 followers across his social media.For a young, blonde Australian surfer cliche, Ben has a surprisingly mature voice which has been likened to Hozier, Matt Corby, and Ray Lamontagne and is deeply influenced by a unique blend of folk, blues and alternate/indie singer/songwriters including Ben Howard, Matt Corby and PatrickWatson. ‘I just want my music to be a soundtrack to life, through all the light and shade, so I guess I naturally write songs that are quite emotionally driven and blend my early influence of folk with more open and alternate styles that have come through my love of the saxophone’. Ben hit the ground running in 2025 after a year of consistent releases and an Australian headline tour, sparking a rapid rise in his listeners worldwide. This momentum led to sold-out shows supporting Ziggy Alberts and Boy & Bear in early 2025. Ben’s live set weaves between intimate folk tunes, swampy blues numbers and feel-good coastal-folk son.

Doors @ 19:00