Like many blues musicians before him that cut records later in life, for years the only places you could hear Kane Muir were live in local bars, or on street corners playing his own brand of blues-rock atop his suitcase drum. He earned his stripes from years as a busker travelling the world. In New York he played in the city’s subways for a year, he’s played New Orleans street corners and Berlin squares.
Since his return to Australia, he has been touring up and down the East Coast playing in venues and living in his moving house-truck.
Saturday from 7pm at The Northern, Byron Bay. thenorthern.com.au.
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