The clip and album are a taste of what Felicity will be performing at her show on Saturday 11^th July at the Halekulani Bowling Club in Budgewoi.  Felicity hasn’t performed on the Central Coast for a few months, and so it keen to perform for the locals. Joined by two up-and-coming young starlets from the Hunter region, Felicity is happy to support the new breed of artists.

Makaylie Foodey is only 16 years old, yet has been performing for 5 years on stage. Originally from Coonamble, this young artist has co-written with the likes of Kirsty-Lee Akers, Tamara Stewart and Drew McAlister, and is a high calibre writer herself. She plays not only the acoustic guitar, but mandolin and dulcimer. Makaylie is currently performing in the Talent Development Project, a graduate of the junior country music college Camerata and this year won the Aristocrat Junior Entertainer of the Year.

www.myspace.com/makayliefoodeymusic

Kaylah-Anne will not only be apart of Felicity’s show, she has also joined Felicity visually with her debut film clip hitting the Top 50 CMC chart, alongside her co-artist. In a little over three years, Kaylah-Anne has won the 2006 Newcastle Buskers Challenge, 2007 Bisley Buskers Young Performers Award in Tamworth, and named runner-up at the 2007 APRA Songwriters Teen Songwriter Of The Year. Last year she graduated from the Australian College of Country Music, and this year’s highlight included being named a Grandfinalist in Toyota Starmaker. Kaylah-Anne’s debut EP Why Me, was produced by Rod McCormack and the title track has become her signature song. www.kaylahanne.com.au

So for an amazing night of talent, don’t miss the Felicity Urquhart show, supported by Kaylah-Anne and Makaylie Foodey, Saturday 11^th July, Halekulani Bowling Club, Budgewoi. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased from the club or phone the club direct 02 4390 9900.