19twenty

19-Twenty are a high-energy blues and roots band who storm the stage like a freight train. With a sound that blends foot-stomping rhythms, raw energy, and an undeniable sense of fun, 19-Twenty has quickly earned a reputation as one of the country's most exhilarating live acts.

Formed in 2010, the band consists of Kane Dennelly (vocals/guitar), Jeremy Berg (Drums), and John Gwilliam (double bass). Their music is a unique fusion of blues, roots, rock, and a touch of folk, characterised by soulful vocals, intricate guitar work, and a driving rhythm section. Whether they're performing at a major festival or an intimate venue, 19-Twenty's live shows are renowned for their infectious energy and ability to get audiences on their feet. 

19-Twenty has toured extensively across Australia and beyond, captivating and connecting with audiences with their dynamic performances like no other band on the touring scene. They have shared the stage with legendary acts and made a name for themselves at prominent festivals, including the Byron Bay Bluesfest, Port Fairy Folk Festival, Woodford Folk Festival, Blues on Broadbeach and 70+ other festivals nationally.

Their discography features several albums that reflect their diverse influences and boundless creativity. From the rollicking energy of their debut album to the more polished yet still raw sounds of their later releases, 19-Twenty consistently delivers music that resonates with a broad audience. The band's lyrical themes often touch on personal experiences, life on the road, and universal themes of love and loss, adding depth to their infectious tunes.

At its core, 19-Twenty is a band that thrives on live performance, where their chemistry and charisma truly shine. Their dedication to their craft and commitment to delivering unforgettable live shows has garnered them a loyal fan base and critical acclaim. Whether you're a blues aficionado, a roots enthusiast, or simply looking for a night of high-energy music, 19-Twenty is a band that promises to leave you wanting more.
 

Festivals Played at:

Agnes Waters Blues & Roots Festival (Q.L.D)

Anglesea Music Festival (V.I.C)

Black Mountain Picnic (Q.L.D)

Blues on Broadbeach (Q.L.D)

Blue Mountains Music Festival (N.S.W)

Blues At the Briars (V.I.C)

Bulli Folk Festival (N.S.W)

Bridgetown Blues (W.A)

Bruthen Blues Festival (V.I.C)

Captain Cook Festival (Q.L.D)

Crack N Jack Festival (N.S.W)

Culburra Beach Festival (N.S.W)

Dashville Americana Festival (N.S.W)

Echuca Blues Festival (V.I.C)

EgoPop - Egchel (Netherlands)

Forth Blues Festival (T.A.S)

Geelong Motor Music Festival (V.I.C)

Gerringong Surf Festival (N.S.W)

Girrakool Blues & BBQ, Mt Penang (N.S.W)

Goulburn Blues Festival (N.S.W)

Grampians Music Festival (V.I.C)

Grape Escape, Halls Gap (V.I.C)

Gundaroo Music Festival (N.S.W)

Great Southern Blues Festival (N.S.W)

Headstock Guitar Festival (N.S.W)

Hooked on Portland Festival (V.I.C)

Inland Sea of Sound (N.S.W)

Jamberoo Music Festival (N.S.W)

Kangaroo Valley Folk Festival (N.S.W)

Kiama Blues Festival (N.S.W)

Lock Stock (London, U.K)

Mitchell Creek Blues Festival (Q.L.D)

Mordialloc Food & Wine Festival (V.I.C)

Narooma Blues (N.S.W)

National Folk Festival (A.C.T)

Nellijam Music Festival (N.S.W)

Oyster Festival, Narooma (N.S.W)

Patonga Blues Festival (N.S.W)

Port Fairy Folk Festival (V.I.C)

Queenscliff Music Festival (Q.L.D)

Red, White, Amber & Blues Festival (A.C.T)

Rock the Turf Festival, Tumut (N.S.W)

Shedrock Festival (V.I.C)

Shoalhaven River Festival (N.S.W)

Sunshine Rock & Blues Festival Caloundra (Q.L.D)

Sydney Blues Festival (N.S.W)

Thredbo Blues Festival (N.S.W)

Trafalgar East Blues Festival (V.I.C)

Tumbafest (N.S.W)

Undara Rock & Blues Festival (Q.L.D)

Under the Trees Music Festival (Q.L.D)

Untapped Festival of Beer & Music (A.C.T)

Windsor Winter Blues Festival (N.S.W)

Wingham Akoostik Festival (N.S.W)

Winterfest Bundanoon (N.S.W)

Wallaby Creek Festival (Q.L.D)

Wingham Akoostik (N.S.W)

Woodford Folk Festival (Q.L.D) 

Wollombi Music Fesitival (N.S.W)

PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD WINNERS BLUES AT BRIDGETOWN FESTIVAL 2 years in a ROW