MAN OUT OF TIME: THE BRODERICK SMITH SONGBOOK - seated show
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When?
21 March 2026 starting 8:30 am
What?
Tickets via Castlemaine State FestivalMan Out of Time: the Broderick Smith Songbook
Few voices cut as deep into Australian rock as Broderick Smith’s — storyteller, rebel, poet, and heart of The Dingoes.
Man Out of Time: The Broderick Smith Songbook gathers his closest collaborators and admirers to reinterpret his catalogue with reverence and raw energy.
Across two stirring sets, musicians revisit songs that shaped generations — “Boy on the Run”, “Shine A Light”, “Ruby In The Snow” — weaving anecdotes and archival reflections through the performance.
The evening honours both the power and fragility of an artist who gave everything to the stage. This isn’t nostalgia; it’s renewal.
Each performer brings their own voice to Brod’s stories of outlaws, dreamers and the stubborn hope that defines regional life.
Expect grit, humour and tenderness in equal measure — a reminder that music, like memory, never really fades.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Theatre Royal.
Bar open from 4pm
Kitchen opens from 5pm - menu (we offer a delicious, fast-paced pizza menu with plenty of indoor/outdoor seating available)
All shows have a small amount of unallocated balcony seating, but are set up as standing room and general admission, unless specifically promoted as a “fully seated show”.
Make sure to visit our Beer Garden (open in the warmer months).
Please note that trains to Melbourne / Kyneton / Bendigo etc usually run post event. Check the Vline schedule for specific show date
Few voices cut as deep into Australian rock as Broderick Smith’s — storyteller, rebel, poet, and heart of The Dingoes.
Man Out of Time: The Broderick Smith Songbook gathers his closest collaborators and admirers to reinterpret his catalogue with reverence and raw energy.
Across two stirring sets, musicians revisit songs that shaped generations — “Boy on the Run”, “Shine A Light”, “Ruby In The Snow” — weaving anecdotes and archival reflections through the performance.
The evening honours both the power and fragility of an artist who gave everything to the stage. This isn’t nostalgia; it’s renewal.
Each performer brings their own voice to Brod’s stories of outlaws, dreamers and the stubborn hope that defines regional life.
Expect grit, humour and tenderness in equal measure — a reminder that music, like memory, never really fades.
We look forward to welcoming you to the Theatre Royal.
Bar open from 4pm
Kitchen opens from 5pm - menu (we offer a delicious, fast-paced pizza menu with plenty of indoor/outdoor seating available)
All shows have a small amount of unallocated balcony seating, but are set up as standing room and general admission, unless specifically promoted as a “fully seated show”.
Make sure to visit our Beer Garden (open in the warmer months).
Please note that trains to Melbourne / Kyneton / Bendigo etc usually run post event. Check the Vline schedule for specific show date
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