Emily Barker's 2011 Concert History

Emily Barker (born 1983 in Bridgetown, Western Australia) is an Australian songwriter and singer. In addition to a solo album "Photos. Fires. Fables.", she recorded two album as the-low-country. Currently she performs and records as Emily Barker & The Red Clay Halo.

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Emily Barker had 1 concert in 2011

Date Concert Venue Location
Aug 19, 2011 –
Aug 21, 2011
Green Man Festival 2011
Under the Driftwood Tree / Joe Driscoll / Laura J Martin / The Cave Singers / Iron & Wine / Treefight For Sunlight / Tender Prey / One Sixth of Tommy / The Burns Unit / No Thee No Ess / Sic Alps / The Travelling Band / Ben Howard / Gruff Rhys / Ellen and the Escapades / Joséphine / Villagers / Cover to Cover / Matthew and the Atlas / She Keeps Bees / Destroyer / Chailo Sim / Moddi / Ute / Doozer / Zwolf / Neverest Songs / We Were Evergreen / Treecreeper / Zervas & Pepper / James Yorkston / The Sleeping Years / 2:54 / Oh Ruin! / London Afrobeat Collective / Rachael Dadd / The Antlers / Michael Kiwanuka / Wild Nothing / The Low Anthem / Jen Long / Y Niwl / Tweak Bird / Admiral Fallow / The Folks / Laura Marling / The Bleedin' Noses / Martin Carr / Cowbois Rhos Botwnnog / Marcus Foster / Younghusband / Benjamin Francis Leftwich / H. Hawkline / Feeling Gloomy / Holy Fuck / Lia Ices / Emily Barker / Suuns / Other Lives / John Mouse / Wibidi / Bellowhead / Squarepusher / 9Bach / Thomas Dybdahl / Clark / Robyn Hitchcock / The Gentle Good / The Leisure Society / Josh T. Pearson / The Ramshackle Union Band / Meilir Tomos / Fleet Foxes / Polar Bear / Duotone / Mancub Babywoman / Hannah Peel / Driver Drive Faster / James Vincent McMorrow / Bleeding Heart Narrative / Alessi's Ark / James Blake / The Avett Brothers / Explosions in the Sky / Dry the River / Emily Barker & The Red Clay Halo / Our Broken Garden / Noah and the Whale / Siddy bennett Show all bands
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Genres:

Folk
Singer-Songwriter
Country
Female Vocalists
Female Vocalist
Australia
Alternative Folk
Australian Singer-Songwriter
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Latest Setlist (02/05/2026):

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  1. White Geraniums
  2. The Woman Who Planted Trees
  3. Anywhere Away
  4. Sad Songs
  5. Machine
  6. Wild to Be Sharing This Moment

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Concerts Per Year:

2026 6 concerts
2025 21 concerts
2024 25 concerts
2023 25 concerts
2022 37 concerts
2021 19 concerts
2020 15 concerts
2019 57 concerts
2018 90 concerts
2017 97 concerts
2016 35 concerts
2015 16 concerts
2014 9 concerts
2013 7 concerts
2012 22 concerts
2011 1 concert
2010 6 concerts
2009 8 concerts
2008 9 concerts
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