Yalanji trio, The Briscoe Sisters, bring language and song to the stage with a powerful, grounded presence and a lively conversation.

Moderated by Professor Chelsea Watego, The Briscoe Sisters share with the audience how inspiration flows across generations, reflecting on legacy, identity, and the deep Cultural connections that shape their artistry.

Celebrating over two decades in the industry, they were recognised early as Port Fairy Folk Festival’s Maton Young Talent of the Year (2005) and Top 4 Deadlys New Talent (2004). They have toured nationally to major festivals and events, including CIAF, Tandanya Spirit Festival, and a featured performance alongside Yothu Yindi Band at Yarrabah Music Festival (2018).

In 2024, they reunited for a sold-out performance in the Utzon Room at the Sydney Opera House on Gadigal Country. Most recently, they have become festival favourites at both the prestigious Woodford Folk Festival and the beloved Cygnet Folk Festival, captivating audiences with their soulful, healing sound.

Fusing rich sibling harmonies with Yalanji spirituality, their voices carry Country, Culture and deep Connection.