South West Blues Club

Join us to celebrate a new community display showcasing the Club’s dedication to keeping blues music alive in Bunbury for over 20 years!

Come along to a sundowner event launching the latest display at the Bunbury Museum and Heritage Centre, ’20 Years of the South West Blues Club’.

Co-curated by the South West Blues Club, this display tells the story of the ‘home of the Blues in Bunbury’ and celebrates the club over the past two decades.

This is the first project in the Museum’s brand-new community display platform.

Free entry • All welcome • RSVPs preferred • Light refreshments available

Entertainment by members of the South West Blues Club.

Click here to Register your free ticket: Launch Event | 20 Years of the South West Blues Club

’20 Years of the South West Blues Club’ continues until Sunday, 23 August 2026.

The second Sunday of the month is always Blues Central.
This month it happens to be Mothers Day too.
So share the love, bring Mum and the family down to Froth and enjoy the afternoon of blues. Music courtesy of South West bands eNJoy and Dead Water Pelican.
Fantastic food and drink, with a cheeky free desert for Mum thanks to Froth.

Our jam day has been cancelled, due to a Fundraiser on the day.

Club bands Hooch and Soulshaker are both playing in the big Exmouth Cyclone Narelle Fundraiser this Sunday the 19th from 12pm – 8pm at Froth Craft Bunbrewery. 8 bands and 8 hours of great music at Bunbury’s best music venue. Let’s help our mates up the line get back on their feet.

Club bands Hooch and Soulshaker are both playing in the big Exmouth Cyclone Narelle Fundraiser this Sunday the 19th from 12pm – 8pm at Froth Craft Bunbrewery. 8 bands and 8 hours of great music at Bunbury’s best music venue. Let’s help our mates up the line get back on their feet.

Sadly our show has been cancelled today.

Time flies when we are having fun!
That’s right, the March Jam Day is almost here. Grab your friends, bring your instruments and come join us at Froth Craft Bunbury for another fun afternoon jam packed with delicious food, fantastic drinks and of course wall to wall blues music

Blues Central time is fast coming up again.
Sunday 8th March, continuing the format or two club bands, we have the energetic entertainer Brownie on stage, sure to get everybody moving!
As well as the family based blues band Muddy Daughters, including the clubs youngest member 10yo Amelia proving age doesn’t mean a thing on the drums.
It’s going to be a fantastic afternoon of Blues from local bands.

January was huge for the club this year! Now February has rolled in, the last of the Christmas ham has finally vacated the fridge and it’s time to head to Froth for Jam Day again.
From 1pm to 5pm Sunday 15th, bring yourself, grab whatever instruments tickle your fancy and come join in the fun

New people more than welcome, just turn up and introduce yourself on the day – we will find someone for you to get up with

The first Blues Central of 2026 and we kick off a new format featuring our local club bands. Three hours of South West Blues Club bands at Froth Craft Bunbury. Come on down and support your local musicians.First up is Neil Broad’s Old School Blues will trot out some old favourites and their own originals followed by a younger set, Vacant Days. Both these bands played Blues Central last year so it is great to see them back up on stage. See you Sunday.

We know Summertime Blues is in the headlines right now but come Sunday we also have our first Jam Day of the year. We are sure there will be many who get inspired enough on Saturday to lift their performance and Sunday’s Jam Days is where they can strut your stuff. As Enzo often says “be there or be square”. See you Saturday at Summertime Blues and then on Sunday at the Jam day. Froth Craft Bunbrewery 1pm Sunday 18th of January.