With a back catalogue of 14 studio albums, Lang has been featured at major festivals, pubs, clubs, arts centres and venues internationally for the past decade.

Blending rock, roots, folk, blues, ballads, instrumentals, improvisation and a high level of musicality, Lang is a unique performer in our world.

With a national tour about to begin, Lang is performing on the back of his latest album, I Live in My Head a Lot These Days.

The album combines folk with rock and blues strands. It’s a nostalgically sad set of songs with touches of beauty, such as a trumpet flourish, to lighten the load.

Lang’s three ARIA award wins in 2002, 2010 and 2012 are in addition to a further seven nominations.

His previous album Carried In Mind won the 2012 ARIA award for Best Blues & Roots, was awarded Album of The Year by Australia’s roots music bible, Rhythms, and won the National Folk Recording Award presented by Australia’s National Film and Sound Archives.

Always one to experiment with genres and instrumentation, Lang’s world music project Djan Djan won the 2010 ARIA for Best World Release.

With his music released in China, Europe, USA and Japan, Lang has toured the globe for years playing the world’s major festivals, clubs, venues and major performing arts centres.

He has repeatedly graced the many stages of Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada, Japan, China, India, Reunion Island and many countries in Europe.

Over the years, Lang has built up a devoted, almost cult-like following with his live performances. Working without a set list and allowing the unique energy of each night to shape the songs, Lang’s live shows have become much talked about, always taking the audience along for the ride.

A songwriter, a collaborator, a guitar virtuoso and a stunning lyricist, Lang crafts songs as novellas - rich with depth and vision, yet with an open breath for individual interpretation.

Lang will perform at the Arthur and Yvonne Boyd Education Centre at 2.30pm.

To book go to www.bundanon.com.au