>  Folk music with Bruce Cameron
      on 2MCE-FM Community Radio

'Come All Ye' is a folk music radio program broadcast on 2MCE-FM each Sunday from 12 to 2pm, heard across the central west of NSW, Australia, in the cities of Bathurst (92.3 Mhz) and Orange (94.7 Mhz). 2MCE-FM is now streaming and here's a time zone converter in case you're not on Eastern Australian time.

Bruce Cameron has hosted 'Come All Ye' since 1976, making it the longest running folk / acoustic / roots program on Australian radio still with its original presenter. 2MCE-FM was the first non-metropolitan community radio station established in Australia and currently broadcasts three folk music programs.

There are links on this page to 'Come All Ye' archived playlists going back to 1998.

   Postal address:

Bruce Cameron 'Come All Ye' PO Box 1678 Bathurst NSW 2795 AUSTRALIA

Type in a track title, artist, album or label,
then click to search all the archived playlists.

		Folk Alliance Australia. This site hosts the Australian National Folk Directory which provides contact details for many Australian (and international)folk artists.
		JAM is the website of the Folk Federation of NSW, containing information about folk related activities and artists in our State.
		Trad & Now is Australia's own folk magazine, with news, articles, reviews, artist profiles, calendar of events, CD sales and more.
		Sing Out! is the pre-eminent American folk magazine. Their website is interesting as well.  'Come All Ye' is proud to be a Sing Out! Radio Partner.
		'Driftwood' is an online folk and world music magazine from the US which has compiled a contact list of record companies with folk releases. This page provides links to the company websites. The list is not exhaustive, but is useful.
		2MCE-FM is a not-for-profit community radio station operated by regional community members and Charles Sturt University in Bathurst. The station broadcasts to Bathurst, Orange and surrounding districts in the central west of NSW.