This Week
This Thursday the 14th we're playing at Byron Farmers' Market. We start at 8am and stop at 11am. The food is great and you'll catch us launching some new songs.

Saturday the 17th we're playing at the Harbourside Markets in Coffs Harbour. Located near park Beach SLSC, the site is beautiful. We start at 10am and play until 2pm. A lovely market to browse - and of course, a great place to listen to Broadfoot!

Timeless Groove Too is our new album featuring twenty-nine original songs, in double CD format with triple gatefold sleeve, complete with a sixteen page lyrics booklet. You can also snap up a copy through our shop, at our gigs, or download the music through iTunes or Google Play.
Mullumbimby Market - October 2015 Broadfoot

 
 
For those who may (or may not) have noticed, Broadfoot's range of venues has changed somewhat. This is a conscious effort to follow our hearts in a direction that's leading us to seek out gigs reaching a wider audience (especially in age and taste). As a consequence, most of Broadfoot's gigs from now on will continue to be as part of the North Coast's incredibly diverse and vibrant Markets community.

We love playing outdoors during the day, we love fresh air and we love the colourful atmosphere of markets. We meet a huge cross section of people and the demographic ranges from newborns to revered elders! You can still catch us at select evening gigs on the North Coast - check out the Gigs tab for details.


 
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Thursday afternoon 5th of March, playing at Lismore Produce Market in the centre of Lismore CBD - nearly hot enough to fry an egg on the cymbals. Trent gradually realised a snake was moving on the top of the tambourine (clasped onto the hi hats) and reaching its head out towards his - about 40cm from his face! It was a green tree snake, probably from the huge tree shading the band. The snake wrapped itself around the stem of the hi hats on the tambourine many times then moved onto Trent's song book before he gently picked it up with a long stick and returned it to the nearby tree, which it quickly ascended.