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The outside stage at the Hardys Bay Club is set within beautiful bushland. On a warm summer night there is no better place to be. The decision was made to set up outside with our fingers crossed.
By sound check time a new concern had arisen. We received word about the Koolewong fire and whether there was any possibility of it coming towards us. Surely not, but we had no idea of the ferocity of nature and what was unfolding just a few kilometres away. It entered our minds that at best it certainly could impact the numbers coming to the show.
Come showtime the club was packed and the weather was clearish so it looked like we had dodged a bullet. 2/3 through the first set our guest Ian Rhodes who was joining for a couple of tunes mentioned how great it was that the rain was holding off, but by the end of the next song the heavens opened. We persevered for a few bars but this was a deluge. With the crowd running for cover we started covering up the gear and I started thinking about whether my equipment insurance covered storm damage.
The rain was short lived but would it return? A new decision needed to be made. Do we finish the set then have a break before our second set? No, let’s just go on and play until either the songs run out or nature intervenes.
The rest of the night was a blast. Most of the crowd hung in with us on the dance floor while we belted out all of our songs new and old, aided and abetted by our guests Ian and then Kellie Ward. Kellie joined us on David’s song Stormy Weather (how apt), Jackson Browne’s Running on Empty and a rousing rendition of These Boots are Made for Walking.
We made it. We love playing at Hardy’s and it was a fitting way to end the year. We received feedback from our regulars that it was one of our best gigs ever, particularly with the addition of our latest member Brandon Smith in his second appearance with us. All the more remarkable with everything else that was going on around us.
Thanks as always to the wonderful Treveen Brown and Trent from Hardy’s. You gave us our first opportunity to play all those years ago and now we feel part of the family.
Thank you to the Pony crew Glen, Raeleen and John for working your butts off to get the gear set up and pulled down despite the elements.
To all of you who braved adversity to turn up to support us, a huge thank you and especially to everyone out there who have streamed our music, bought our CDs and merchandise on 2025.
As I write this on Monday morning I cannot help but think about the fact that while we were doing what we love many people in the local community have lost their homes and treasured possessions. A sobering footnote to Saturday 6 December 2025. Our thoughts are with you.
See you all in 2026 with a bunch of new music in the work!
Glenn on Keys.
Big crowds enjoying the sunshine, stalls, farm animals, exhibitions, produce and most importantly music at the Mangrove Mountain Country Fair. Our first gig with Brandon Smith adding his wonderful mandolin, lap steel, fiddle, guitar and voice to the Pony sound.
Great to share the stage with the talent of Jasmine Sparks and Courtney Keil and her band.
Tamworth 2025
A great way to finish 2024 with over 200 fans on a Sunday afternoon at the Hardy's bay Club.
A big thanks to our guest performers Kelli Ward, Kellee Blamey and Phil Hungerford . Thanks also to Glen Tucker for sound.
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Sold Out
Two Tone Pony always sound great.
They played Running Down A Dream. Again. I love that song. Tom Petty did it great but Two Tone Pony do it even better. Thanks guys
One of the best bands I’ve seen in a long time. The Vibe was soooo Good at the Ol Bowlo. How good are the songs ! Hope you come back to Sydney Soon.
Marrickville Bowlo
What an absolutely fabulous night!!! Such wonderful songs, a great vibe
A great night, great music definitely a vibe. Can’t wait to see you all again.
Such a great show!!! Enjoyed every minute!!!
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Charleville 1st July 2023
Thank you for coming out - we had a record crowd and a lot of them came especially for you guys. And all of the feedback I've heard so far has been really positive. Murweh Shire Council.
Recently, Ian, David and Greg got together to play a selection of Two Tone Pony songs in memory of David's friend Mick Donahue. Mick died five years ago from brain cancer and there's now a regular fundraiser for the Cure Brain Cancer Foundation held in a beautiful garden on the Central Coast of NSW. Artisans in a Matcham Garden showcased the talents of a wide range of interstate and local artists and the cut-down band contributed some original music to the events opening evening.
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