Rare Child Melbourne, Australia
Drawing together disparate influences from Neko Case to Jeff Lang to The Chieftains, Rare Child’s melt-your-face woodsy folk
fascinates and delights audiences.
They grew up in rural Australia steeped in bush-bands and balladeers.
Rare Child’s songs of pet magpies and cautionary tales of venture capitalists wittily observe and chronicle their journey from the bush to the city.
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