Fri 16th 7.30pm

Le Coyote is an outlaw Americana and dark‑country duo forged on Kaurna land, where the desert’s edge meets the sea and every song feels shaped by both. Led by Tris Beaumont on guitar and vocals and Katya Beaumont on stand‑up drums, they draw on grit, romance, and the quiet danger of life lived on the margins—then peel it back to reveal the human ache beneath. Their sound nods to Nick Cave, The Cramps, and Johnny Cash, but what emerges is something unmistakably their own: raw, cinematic, and steeped in shadow.

They write for the lost and lonesome—wanderers, outsiders, and anyone carrying a story too heavy to hold alone. Tris’s weathered baritone cuts through the dust while Katya’s expressive, driving percussion brings a haunting pulse, creating a tension that feels intimate yet widescreen. Their songs shift from ghost‑town minimalism to slow‑burn swagger, always with a sense of something smouldering just out of sight.

On stage, Le Coyote leans into atmosphere: low light, close presence, and the feeling that each song is a confession whispered in a bar that might erupt at any moment. Rooted in place yet reaching far beyond it, they carve out a voice that lingers long after the last note fades.