“Kupang Al” literally translates to “sit down with friends”.
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Shane Howard says this is the theme of his weekend event in Crossley.
Teaming up with musician and long-time friend Troy Cassar Daley, the south-west identity said Friday night’s act would celebrate “community spirit”.
Pair: Musicians Troy Cassar Daley and Shane Howard are reuniting to share stories and songs at Crossley's St Brigids Church on the weekend. Pictured here in 2003.
“To have Troy come to our little country home town and our community buildings is such a joy,” he said.
The three-hour acoustic show held at St Brigids Church will begin at 7.30pm and follow with supper at 10.30pm.
“I can’t wait to share the stories and the songs with my brother and with you, the good people who support us,” Mr Howard said.
“This is all about keeping the community spirit alive.”
Song: Friends and fellow musicians Troy Cassar Daley and Shane Howard have been uniting in song for more than a decade.
