Stone Pony

Live original music venue since 2016 in Willunga's historic Show Hall.

Bi-monthly concerts featuring music makers local, interstate and beyond.

Supporting South Australian breweries and wine makers at our pop-up bar.

Sponsored by Rodeo, Catherine Leo Photography, Suspicious Water Birds, Office & Image, and Sound Core.

Coming Shows: 

Emmy Ryan / Broken Creek
WHERE
Willunga Show Hall, 9 Main Road, Willunga, SA 5172, Australia
WHEN
Friday 17th April 2026
Doors open at 7:30pm
Music starts at 8:00pm

Tickets

Emmy Ryan

Emmy Ryan wants to tell you a story. Her songs carry truth like a heartbeat — stories of love, loss, belonging, and the land that holds us. Following in the footsteps of troubadours like Joan Baez and Paul Kelly, Emmy sings with fierce tenderness about what it means to find home, to face history, and to stay open-hearted in a complicated world. Rooted in the folk tradition of storytelling, her music lives at the meeting place of protest and poetry. Emmy Ryan & The Hard Times weave deft musicianship on mandolin, fiddle, banjo, and guitar with a voice that sits somewhere between a lullaby and a reckoning, inviting you in — not just to listen, but to feel.
Emmy's songs have earnt recognition in the International Songwriting Competition, the NT Music Awards, the Australian Bluegrass and Old Time Music Songwriting Prize, and the Listen Up Music Awards.

Broken Creek
Broken Creek create reimagined Australiana on banjo, guitar, fiddle and voice, exploring stories from Australia’s past and present. They perform original songs about small-town Australia, tunes inspired by the land and subversive interpretations of post-colonial bushballads. Named for the creek Erin grew up near, ‘Broken Creek’ signals a love of traditional folk music with an adventurous musical bent to “break” with the same old ways of playing folk music.

Broken Creek share their music and stories with audiences across the country, from stages at festivals to support slots with Australian music legends. Broken Creek was featured on Season 6 of the SBS/NITV show ‘Going Places with Ernie Dingo’, sharing their love of Australian folk music, and they were named Duo of the year at the 2025 Australian Folk Music Awards.

Stone Pony has proudly hosted Tim Moore, The Fiddle Chicks, Kylie Kain, Ciaram Granger, Kelly Menhennett, Alan Gogoll, Courtney Robb, The Hushes, Tara Coates, Joe Man Murphy, Liam Gerner, The Yearlings, Mandy Connell, Andy & Marta, Mike O'Callahan, Sasha March, Matt Ward, Josh Rennie-Hynes, Sarah Carroll & The Left Wing, Small Town Romance, Naomi Keyte, Jen Lush, The Baker Suite, Mary Webb, The Hall Of Famers, Lucie Thorne, Doctor Desoto, Saoirse, Nigel Wearne, Rowena Wise, Tom Richardson, Nancy Bates, The Heggarties, Alana Jagt, Corey Theatre, Laura Hill, Ben Searcy, The Coconut Kids, Alexander Black, Freya Josephine Hollick, Loren Kate, Emily Davis, Go Fish, Daniel J Townsend, Khristian Mizzi, Fergus Maximus, Holly 'Cookie' Baker, Hana Brenecki & Kate Alexander, Porchlight Parade, Gretta Ziller, Lachlan Bryan, Fred Smith, Sime Nugent, Courtney & Snooks, Enda Kenny, Tristen Bird, The Good Questions, Goldstein, Kahl Wallis, Allara, Adelaide Songs, AP D'Antonio, Michaela Jenke, Skyscraper Stan, Mark Curtis & The Flannelettes, Glenn Skuthorpe, Vonda Last, Jelje Quintet, The Weeping Willows, Lisa Richards, Tom Redwood, Anna Smyrk, Greg Champion, Steve Lennox & The Keepers, The Cherry Pickers, The Axe & The Ivory, Tracy McNeil & The Goodlife, The Ukulele Death Squad, Crooked Road, Wren & The Restless Few, Sue Baker, The Whiskey Sisters, Kaurna Cronin, Anya Anastasia, Great Aunt, Jessica Luxx, Isobel Caldwell, Ryan Martin John, Brett Littlefair, Tom Lewis, Jemma Nicole, Hana & Jessie-Lee's Bad Habits, Katankin, Kathie Renner & The Search Party, Wendy Greenslade, Graham Brown, Riley Catherall, Ella Ion, Blanket Of Stars, Maisie B, Rufous Whistler, Tom West, Inkling Trio, Jhana Allan, Craig Atkins, Stiff Gins, Kyarna, Isabel Rumble, Tilly Tjala Thomas, Jay Eliot Mee, Sturt Avenue, Grand Baxter and more to come..