New Album On Track

The new studio album from the band is now in the final stages of mixdown and will be on track for a mid Febuary release.

Featuring 11 new tracks and a reprise of the stomping 'Castlemaine Drain'.

A series of shows have been confirmed for the band to coincide with the release of the album including both the Brisbane and Broadbeach Blues Festivals.

Among other shows booked this coming year will see the band fire up some Sunday sessions at the Bearded Dragon Tavern at Mt Tamborine and back up in the canefields at the great Bucca Hotel west of Bundy.

Boogietime at the Wallaby

Thursday nights through November were a great success for the band hosting the blues jams on behalf of the Blues Society of South East Qld. Some great talent has been strutting thier stuff on the stage and off.

Melbourne Tour  09'

Nighthawk Blues in Mentone was the first stop for Gold Coast boogie quartet Bluesville Station who presented a series of shows in and around Melbourne last week.

Other venues on the quick tour included some out of town country pubs such as the Sam Knott Hotel Wesburn and the Victoria Hotel in Elmore north of the city.

The happening Pure Pop Records in St. Kilda also showcased the bands own brand of rockin blues on the Saturday and the trendy Beaches of Mornington on the Peninsular was the venue for a Sunday night session. The band also appeared on Tuesday October 13 in West Melbourne for the Melbourne Blues Society Jam Night.

                 Tallebudgera Tales

Sunday 27, 2009

The band are enjoying the Sunday sessions at their local surf bar Tallebudgera SLSC on the Gold Coast. The new stage area is working well the crew are lovin it the band are playin' everyones smiling.

The views of the sparking Pacific Ocean swells are quickly replaced with the bands smoked and tattered backdrop.

The pressure was on with a 1pm start, the sunglassed starlets, and bleached out lipo babes arriving and filling the seats fast, the cool hand Lukes and combed clubmen circulating the scene.

They wanted blood, the natives were restless, the last gig played here cooked with tight sets and a great bar sound, the band pumped and the local crew dug it.

That electric buzz was in the atmosphere, band and patrons were ready to roll, they all knew what was coming and the band were scoped to play.

Setup with 2 minutes to spare, the band scatter to do their thing.

The first set rolled home with acoustic - electric guitar blues with happy harp entertaining the afternoon crowd.

The second set fired up with Creedence classic 'Born on a Bajou'  and stomped its way through some greased up classic 'Station' dash tappers.

Nip Me In The Bud, Camp Of The Moon, Travellin Time, Cyclone Blues, Goin To Johanna, Scratch My Back, Tales From The Squealin Pig ... all the riffs coming together,

"There hookin' em in, unreal" splurts Sharkie Somers local club legend. "I heard em last time, man they really grind" ..."There just terrific Ive got all their records" giggles Champagne Charlotte from the nearby Caravan Park.

'Ladies and Gentlemen we hope your enjoying your afternoon, we like it here...we like you people'.The stompin 'Castlemaine Drain' brings in the next set, and the boogie pumps for the next hour and with the new roller ' Wastin My Time' driving home the set.

.The final set eased in with harp haunter 'Leaving Bluesville' and rolled out with a 10 minute deluge of  E minor spanglish driver 'No Tengo Dinero'.

Apart from a minor mishap involving a vintage fuzz box, red wine, and a busting Brazillian bar barroness, the band fired up and delivered the goods on time every time...and had a ball.

Rockin' Burleigh Solstice

June 21, 2008

Local blues cowboys Bluesville Station played a sizzlin' set on the main stage of this years annual Burleigh Heads Winter Solstice Festival. An enthusiastic gathering braved the winter chill and bopped along with the sounds of the four piece band. The production was first class, an impressive sound and light show ensured a top show.

Dalby Tour Success

The western Queensland town of Dalby will be nursing a boogie woogie hangover after Gold Coast quartet Bluesville Station

appeared for a two night performance at the local RSL club last weekend.

The normally sedated residents of this cotton and coal country were treated to the bands own brand of ballsy blues and bar boogie.

The audience were all well seated and eager as the band took to the stage. The line dancing fraternity clearly divided as to attempt to boot scoot to this devils music, whilst under the tables feet were a tappin. It was clearly decided by the ladies president of the Line dance club that indeed it was the devils music and they would have no part and quickly led her elderley entourage out the door.

Meanwhile the locals were up, jivin and rockin out to the sounds of this new sound, "We dont usually see bands like this come through these parts, last week we had Carol Corrals' Country Muster Band and that sucked" a wide eyed fencer from Fairdale yells through missing teeth. The manager of the club who at first a little unsure about putting on a bar band from the big smoke was last seen dancing on the back tables grinning from ear to ear happy with the largest turnout in years.

Lead singer of Bluesville Station, Brad Palmer, on Blues Player Magazine!

Giddyup To Goulburn Feb 09'

Australian Blues Music Festival in Goulburn Feb 12 - 15, 2009 the band performed two shows. The workers club rocked as the boys took to the stage at midnight on the Saturday .Opening with Poor Boy Blues the joint was jammed and pumped from the first riff.

Sunday afternoon the eagerly awaiting seated audience were treated to another great show.

Congratulations to young gun Daniel on bass who not only accepted the challenge and performed a flawless performance with the band but survived a rockin roadtrip.