The Four Kinsmen - Graham Wilson

Graham Wilson’s career in The Four Kinsmen has seen them rocket to the very top of the industry with his unbelievable artistry as a vocal arranger. His ability to find the right blend for the four voices is only overshadowed by his ability to ‘be one of those voices’ – it’s often Graham’s own voice that seals the blend, that has made the Kinsmen famous all over the world.
As a guitarist he is extremely well respected and in the years TFK had ‘off’ Graham was never without work both as a soloist and as a casual member of some of the countries most famous ‘backing bands’.

The boy from Wollongong not only does the vocal arrangements. He sings and plays the guitar, dances, joins in the comedy and is one of the countries’ finest puppeteers. His portrayal of the ‘emu’ in the 'Australiana set' is world famous.

Graham is the historian of the group. He has an uncanny ability to remember dates and venues and is the one we check with when there is any doubt about an event. From concert dates to Sir Donald Bradman, Graham is our knowledge base.

Often referred to as ‘the one with the guitar’ or ‘the one on the end’ Graham endears himself to all our audiences with his silky smooth voice. His version of Eric Clapton’s ‘Tears in Heaven’ remains in the set – probably the most requested song in the current show.

Graham's Equipment

Graham’s current stage rig is utilising his Fender Stratocaster, and his Taylor acoustic. On tour he is using a Fender Twin Reverb. Graham prefers his Music Man amp but leaves that 'off the road' for use at home and local gigs.

Is Elvis Back ?

Graham is an Elvis fan and is currently very excited about the fact that Elvis is coming back to do some shows in Australia. How do they do that?