Live music began at the Lomond in 1989/90, and by the mid 90's the musical offerings included the talents of Kelly Auty, John McAuslan, Louis McManus, Andy Baylor, Lesuire Twins, Say Nothing, Off the Wall, The Whirling Furphies and many others.. By 2000 the hotel was well established as a music venue north of the Yarra.
Interested in performing at the Lomond ?, then consider our booking philosphy:
" Live At The Lomond "
The Lomond Hotel caters for a wide range of music lovers .......
Our 'sound-scape' runs from acoustic roots, country, bluegrass through swing blues, R&B to World music with Irish, Indigenous, Gypsy, Cuban, Afro etc, etc. We support mostly 'matured' musicians, and feature classy contemporary songwriters.
There is an intimate stage, a real piano, excellent beer and a real, warm ambience ! ENJOY !!!
If you are interested in performing, contact Steph: tonsiltown@yahoo.com
This Weeks Gigs
| Thursday 23rd May | 8:30pm | 8 Foot Felix with Baba Yaga Orkestra (Contemporary roots) |
| Friday 24th May | 9:30pm |
Vangaurds (Slinky R&B) |
| Saturday 25th May | 9:30pm | Tank Dilemma (Chunky funky grooves) |
| Sunday 26th May | 5:30pm | Carino Son (Cuban grooves) |
| 9:00pm | Ken Maher and Tony Hargreaves (Acoustic roots) |
Next Weeks Gigs
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Thursday 30th May |
8:30pm | Shottleboppers with Bessies' Best (Harmony blues roots) |
| Friday 31st May | 9:30pm | Rod Paine and His Fulltime Lovers (Slinky R&B) |
| Saturday 1st June | 9:30pm |
Andrew McSweeney's Midnight Hunting Crew (Contemporary urban) |
| Sunday 2nd June | 5:30pm | Heather Stewart Band (Blues grooves) |
| 9:00pm | Marty Kelly and Co. (Acoustic roots) |
Sessions
Celtic/Folk
A regular celtic/folk session is held every Tuesday evening in the main bar, commencing around 8.30. Everyone is welcome, either to perform or listen.
The session is run by Dan Bourke with Tony Hargreaves on the piano and Marty Kelly on the guitar,so come along and have a great night.

Lomond CD
The Lomond Hotel Collection was released in 2006 and features various musicians and groups who had performed at the Lomond in the preceding years.
