Rachelle Coba (USA) & Nico Wayne Toussaint (FRA)
About this event
Rachelle Coba (USA) & Nico Wayne Toussaint (FRA) is on at The Duke of George (36 Duke Street, East Fremantle, Western Australia, 6158) on Wed 11 Nov 2026 at 7:30 pm.
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From the organiser
Doors 6 pm, Band at 7.30 pm
Duke of George presents
Rachelle Coba (USA) & Nico Wayne Toussaint (FRA)
About Rachelle Coba (USA)
Rachelle Coba is an American Blues Award–winning, Grammy-considered guitarist, singer and songwriter who has been touring Europe since 2019. Praised by Matt “Guitar” Murphy for playing “the hell out of the guitar,” and hailed by Blues Blast Magazine publisher Bob Kieser as a standout performer whose Blues Blast Awards set silenced the room, Coba delivers a powerful, emotionally honest blend of blues infused with soul, country, and uptown grit. Her critically acclaimed debut solo CD and her dynamic new trio have helped her build steadily growing audiences in the U.S. and abroad, following her return to South Florida from Wichita, Kansas.
Her fiery style has led to collaborations and tours with notable artists including Super Chikan, Albert Castiglia, Grady Champion, Ray Drew, Johnny Winter and Coco Montoya, with performances at iconic venues and festivals such as Buddy Guy’s Legends, B.B. King’s NYC, the Chicago Blues Festival, King Biscuit, Juke Joint, and Riverwalk.
Coba has toured extensively across Australia, the Midwest, and the Mississippi Delta, appeared on the Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise, and was featured in the Blessissippi Blues film. She has opened for and jammed with a wide range of blues greats, earning consistent critical praise for her expressive guitar work and sweet-and-sassy vocals that channel deep blues authenticity.
Nico Wayne Toussiant (France)
Nico Wayne Toussaint is recognized as one of the top harmonica players and blues singers of his generation, widely acclaimed across Europe and North America. A professional since 1998, he has recorded 14 albums—12 released on the Dixiefrog label—and built a reputation for high-energy, joy-filled performances rooted in the tradition of American blues clubs he has frequented since age 19. His dynamic stage presence blends charisma, emotional depth, and virtuosic harmonica, supported by a tight, powerful band, and his extensive touring has taken him across Europe, North America, Africa, the Middle East, and South America.
Equally at home in intimate duo settings, classic Chicago-style quartets or quintets, or a full Big Band format, Nico brings a versatile blues sound infused with funk and soul, including a 2017 tribute to James Cotton. His career has been shaped by deep collaborations with American blues artists such as James Cotton, Billy Branch, Luther Allison, Rod Piazza, and Guy Davis, among many others.
In November 2026, Nico will join Rachelle Coba for a Western Australia tour including the honour of being the headliner at Blues at Bridgetown 2026. Following Rachelle’s successful 2016 Australian visit and a recent run of Florida shows together, the duo promises an electrifying return to local stages.
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🎶🔥 Great tunes, great food, great venue! 🎶🔥
The venue’s recorded access
Inclusable’s venue database has an entry for Duke of George at this location. It records wheelchair access, step-free entry, accessible toilet and accessible parking, with an accessibility score of 77/100. The venue hasn’t confirmed these details. They describe the venue in general, not this particular event.
Not yet recorded for the venue: communication and sensory features such as a hearing loop or quiet hours. We don’t know either way, so it’s worth checking before you go.
Public accessible toilet near Duke of George
Duke of George records an accessible toilet. The nearest public one outside the venue, for before you go in or when it is closed, is Glasson Park, East Fremantle, about 370 m away.
Glasson Park · about 370 m away in a straight line
42 Glyde Street, East Fremantle, WA (park or reserve)
Open: Daylight hours
Source: the National Public Toilet Map, data as at 1 September 2026. Distances are straight-line, not the walking route, and facilities can change — check before you rely on one. Facility record
Accessibility score 77/100
Venue details from the Inclusable venue database, where available.
Dates
- Wed, 11 Nov 2026, 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm
Location & contact
- The Duke of George36 Duke Street, East Fremantle, Western Australia, 6158
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Event information courtesy of the Australian Tourism Data Warehouse (ATDW).
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