South West Acoustic Circle holds free acoustic music and bush poetry events with open mic opportunities and a focus on sharing, learning and community building in support of good mental health and personal development.
Check our upcoming events on Facebook. South West Acoustic Circle Inc is an Incorporated Association
South West Acoustic Circle collaborates with not for profit organisations, government and businesses to hold events, workshops and more.
Current collaborators include the Boyup Brook Hotel and Greenbushes Acoustic .
See you soon at one of our events!
South West Acoustic Circle is reaching out to other acoustic musicians, poets and singers in the South West of Western Australia.
We have created a facebook page South West Acoustic Circle and a Facebook Community Group that is connected to it. Check both sites for updates and feel free to post your events and jams on these sites. The Community Group has 29 members as of 1 October 2025.
Featured Artists
Green Herring Oz
Green Herring are singer-song-writers from Greenbushes. They write songs for the earth, and take people on a journey to inform and inspire around environmental themes. Their music aims to give hope in a time of climate emergency. Green Herring Oz is made up of Irma Lachmund and Lee Goodall, here with Andrew Hardy on the bass.
More info: www.greenherring.au
John Matthews
John Matthews has been a long-term supporter of community music. He is a passionate singer-song writer, multi-instrumentalist and story teller, with experience of over 40 years, in Australia, Canada, and around the world.
Boodji Creek
Boodji Creek plays celtic and bluegrass tunes and songs with fiddle, mandolin, guitar, double bass and dobro. Excellent instrument skills and tight harmonies will delight listeners of all ages. Be prepared to hear a large range of music that travels from the lonesome sound of a sentimental waltz through to fast-driving fiddle tunes interspersed with traditional songs from the bluegrass repertoire. Boodjii Creek are sure to get your feet tapping.
Greenbushes Acoustic acknowledges the cultural custodians of the land on which we gather, the Pibulmen-Wadandi people.
We acknowledge and support their continuing connections to land, waterways and community.
We pay our respect to members of the Aboriginal Communities and their culture; and to their Elders past and present, their descendants still with us today, and those who will follow in their footsteps.
Greenbushes Acoustic supports The Uluru Statement from the Heart.