Music News
Caloundra: ICONIC. Who has been getting down to some @arresteddevelopment__ since they announced their plans to descend on @caloundramusicfestival?? Bring it. Mr Wendel, yo! Our 90s knickers are in a twist!
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Grease The Musical is set in 1959 at the fictional Rydell High School and follows ten working-class teenagers as they navigate the complexities of peer pressure, politics, personal core values and love, set to all the songs you know and love from Summer Nights to You’re The One Currimundi: We am so excited about this one! Spring is around the corner guys so dust off the picnic baskets to see the spectacular @paulcavedaschi in his latest project with Lenny Vance in the @thesurfinmariachies on Friday at the @currimundilaketwilight markets from 4.30pm-7.30pm It’s a beach party so BYO good vibes!!
Nambour: The man who raised Australia’s country music darling @kaseychambersmusic and who always reminded her to “just don’t be a dickhead” will play at @smallchangeespresso on September 30 at 7.30pm. Multi-Aria nominated Bill Chambers @chambersbill1950 is a country music icon and tickets are selling fast. Available in store or at hello@smallchangeespresso.com.au
Noosa: Aussie-indi rock band @thewhitlams.official is set to rock @thejnoosa with their set “The Whitlams – Early Years ’93 – ’97”. The iconic four piece band will recreate the rollicking energy of its first three albums, ripping through the classics from their debut song “Gough” in 1993 to the crossover hit “I Make Hamburgers” in
Nambour: Open mic every Wednesdays at The Commercial Hotel from 7pm
Eudlo: This sounds so cosy @theinadequatesband and @thosefolk will play at Eudlo Hall on September 15.
Maroochydore: American post-hardcore band @la_dispute will kick off their “Wildlife” 10 year anniversary tour at Solbar tonight. We personally can’t wait to watch Gold Coast female rockers @blindgirls smash it out before them! Rock on girls! Final tickets via Oztix.
Arts schmoozers will take over Kunda Park’s Light Industry Studio on Sunday for a night of art and music. The event forms part of Horizon Festival and puts the spotlight on a multi-arts installation, exploring “circular economy” solutions to big environmental challenges. Where to From Here is a collaboration between contemporary artist Nicole Voevodin-Cash and
