Frank Jones Winner of the 1998 LawsonPaterson Songwriters Award, an Australian Songwriters Association First Prize and 2 Labour Day Song Awards. Regarded by many as one of Australia’s finest songwriters, Frank is probably best remembered as the singer and songwriter from the legendary folk rock band the Whirling Furphies. Frank’s classic “My Brown Yarra” has become Melbourne’s unofficial anthem. Frank’s songs have been recorded by many other artists, including Renee Geyer. His latest band, BiG FOLK, regularly perform at venues around Melbourne and beyond.

Brent Parlane Tamworth Golden Guitar Winner Brent Parlane is no stranger to a campfire, but his silky voice and generous wry humour can be heard on stages big and small all over Australia. Brent has a swagfull of great sing-along songs that he has collected over a lifetime. He continues to write classic songs and release highly regarded albums on a regular basis.

Performer, comedian, musical director, pianist with such diverse shows as “Full Frontal”, “Fast Forward”. You’ll remember Stephen as “Tim” from “Tim and Debbie” and as one of the hilarious “Dodgy Brothers”. Stephen has more recently been the pianist and musical arranger for Jonathon Welch, the "Jailbirds" and the “Choir of Hard Knocks” ABC TV series.

Singer, songwriter and guitarist Sally Dastey is one of the Campfire’s regular special guests. Sally is probably best known as one third of the six times ARIA Award nominated “Tiddas”. Sally is one of Melbourne’s great singers and interpreters of song and has released several of her own recordings since the Tiddas days. Sally also currently sings with hot jazz/swing band “Duck Musique”.

Singer, songwriter and double bass player Liz Frencham is also one of the Campfire’s wonderful special guests. Liz combines exceptional musical talents with a warm and friendly stage presence and a beautiful singing voice. Liz regularly performs across Australia with her own bands Devlish Mary, The Honeycatz and the duo Frencham Smith.