Ziggy Alberts is Touring Australia in November this year, Hordern Pavillion on 26th November.
Closer to home The Angels at Belmont 16s Fri 26 July and Little Quirks will be playing Fri 16 Aug at Lo-Fi -(In the Dungeon)608 Glebe Rd Adamstown as part of the Newcastle Music Festival.
Martini Day in the Boat Shed Bar - The Parade Belmont tonight (Friday) starting at 4pm
Poke Le Farge Oct 13 - Lizottes, Jon Cleary Oct 10 at Lizottes.
A Day on the Green at Bimbadgen Rob Thomas Nov 16.
Newcastle Town Hall Nov with Ian Moss w/ support is local - Lachlan Edwards
ROCK OF AGES - Civic Theatre tonight 1 show and Saturday 2 shows only.
Editorials
Had a great time at the Central Coast Blues and Jazz Festival – Lloyd Spiegel was brilliant (his drummer couldn’t make it due to the weather and many flight cancellations) and so different to his CD – very intricate playing, similar to Richard Thompson. But also saw Adam Miller, Caiki Baker, Rehab Brass Band (doing Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Bonerama, Trombone Shorty and Galactic plus own versions of pop songs), 19Twenty, Mama Janes’s Blues Band (starting off with Lazy!!!!!), Emma Pask and finishing with Russell Morris (still a great voice at 71). - Richard McLeod.
Ryan Daley soloist on Friday night at Central at Charlestown has a strong acoustic style and rich vocals. Nice guitar sound with skilful guitar breaks - not a subtle performer, you know he's there however very tasteful.
Dave Carter at The Duke is a crowd pleaser and a good size crowd in attendance after the football, so high spirits at the Duke for the night. Iguana duo at Queens wharf played in a beautiful setting with the harbour lights, the cafe curtains were down and heaters on making it very comfortable on the lounges despite it being a cold evening. DV8 had the Wicko brimming with people on Friday night, heating the place up with their guaranteed rock. Can highly recommend the film Yesterday, an English film with a clever concept 'if the world forgot the Beatles', well told and funny. Murray's Brewery is a great Sunday afternoon drive up to the bay, Half Nelson on a blue skied Sunday out on the deck made a great afternoon, Brien McVernan will be appearing there this Sunday - Nelle
Dave Carter at The Duke is a crowd pleaser and a good size crowd in attendance after the football, so high spirits at the Duke for the night. Iguana duo at Queens wharf played in a beautiful setting with the harbour lights, the cafe curtains were down and heaters on making it very comfortable on the lounges despite it being a cold evening. DV8 had the Wicko brimming with people on Friday night, heating the place up with their guaranteed rock. Can highly recommend the film Yesterday, an English film with a clever concept 'if the world forgot the Beatles', well told and funny. Murray's Brewery is a great Sunday afternoon drive up to the bay, Half Nelson on a blue skied Sunday out on the deck made a great afternoon, Brien McVernan will be appearing there this Sunday - Nelle
WHAT’S ON WITH MUSIC
Friday, 19 July
MILESTONES
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Wickham Park Hotel
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9pm-12:30am
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PHONIC TRIO
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Queens Wharf Hotel
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8:00pm
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CRUZERS
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Wests New Lambton
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???
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ONE DAY APART
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The Stag & Hunter Hotel
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7:00 to10:00 pm
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ADAM MILLER
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Quill & Compass
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7:30 to11:30 pm
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MISBEHAVE
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Edgeworth Bowling Club
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8:00 to11:00 pm
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STILL GOT THE BLUES THE GARY MOORE EXPERIENCE
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Lizotte’s Newcastle
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8:00 to11:00 pm
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THE MANSONS
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The Stag & Hunter Hotel
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7:00 to10.00 pm
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KEMPY
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Duke Of Wellington Hotel
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8:30 to11:30 pm
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VIAGRO
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The Blackbutt Hotel
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8:45 to11:30 pm
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ELTON JOHN SPECIAL - MAMMA MIA LET ME GO - NEWY!
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The Cambridge Hotel
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9:00 to3:00 am
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ROCK OF AGES
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Hunter Drama
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8:00 to10:30 pm
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FRIDAY BAR EATS N BEATS
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The Station Newcastle
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4:00 to10:00 pm
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NEWCASTLE TOY RUN CHRISTMAS IN JULY LAUNCH
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Friday Bar Eats N Beats at The Station Newcastle
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4:00 to7:00 pm
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SHRIMP, THE GROGANS, LOONS, BOOTS PORTER
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Dungeon (bottom Uniting Church, Adamstown)
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???
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Saturday, 20 July
MELBOURNE ST
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Jewells Tavern
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PHONIC
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Mayfield Ex-Services
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8:00 to 11:00pm
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CHRISTINE ANU
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Lizotte’s
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7:00 pm
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THE MANSONS, FUKUSHIMA DEATHFISH AND FUNGAS
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The Stag & Hunter Hotel
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7:00 to10:00 pm
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YES COMMISSIONER
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Wickham Park Hotel
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9pm-12:30am
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LOKO
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Wests Cardiff
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8-11:30p
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CRUZERS
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Belmont 16s
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8:30-11:30pm
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SHIVOO
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Kahibah Sports
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7:30 to11:00 pm
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SNAPE & SON
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Cessnock Leagues Club
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7:30 to10:30 pm
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LOOSE BAZOOKA
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Club Charlestown
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8:00 to11:00 pm
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NEIL DIAMOND INSPIRATIONS - TRIBUTE SHOW
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Bero Bowlo
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8:00 to11:00 pm
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NIRVANA SHOW & GREEN DAY SHOW LIVE!
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Bradford Hotel Rutherford
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8:00 to11:00 pm
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NO EXIT - THE ANGELS SHOW - 25 YEAR REUNION TOUR I
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Shoal Bay Country Club
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8:00 to2:00 am
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THE YEARS
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Club Kotara
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8:00 to11:00 pm
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VOGUE
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Honeysuckle Hotel
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8:00 to11:00 pm
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KEYS ON KING - MARISSA VS JACOB
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Star Hotel – Newcastle
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8:30 to11:30 pm
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PAPARAZZI
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Duke Of Wellington Hotel
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8:30 to11:30 pm
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RUBBER BULLET
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The Kent Hotel Hamilton
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10:00 to1:00 am
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ROCK OF AGES
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Hunter Drama
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2:00 to4:30 pm
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ROCK OF AGES
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Hunter Drama
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8:00 to10:30 pm
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HANDMADE MARKET
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The Station Newcastle
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9:00 am until 2:00 pm
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THE OLIVE TREE WINTER MARKET
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The Olive Tree Market at Maitland Regional Art Gallery
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9:00 am until 2:00 pm
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FREE HOLIDAY CIRCUS FUN
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Maitland Riverside Plaza
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11:00 am until 1:00 pm
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Sunday, 21 July
JULY CONCERT HALF NELSON
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Central Leagues Club
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2:00 am
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MICHAEL HAWKE
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Seabreeze Hotel
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3:30 to6:30 pm
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THE BUSHWACKERS
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Grand Junction – The Junkyard
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4:00 to7:00 pm
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LATINOVA
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Croatian Wickham Sports Club
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???
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JJ KING
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Grain Store
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2-5pm
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TIM ROSSINGTON
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The Wickham Park Hotel
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1:30 – 5:00pm
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CARTER AND MIGHTY ROCK BIGGEST HITS - FROM 5 TRIBUTE SHOWS
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The Wickham Park Hotel
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5:30 to9:30 pm
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BRIEN MCVERNON
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Murray’s Brewery
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12.30 - 3.30pm
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GREG BRYCE
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Colliery Inn
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???
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GREG BRYCE BAND
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The Kent Hotel Hamilton
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8:30 to11:30 pm
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MISBEHAVE
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Beach Hotel
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6pm
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DEAN KYRWOOD
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Battlesticks Bar
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3pm
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Monday, 22 July
PULP FICTION
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In The House – Cult Film Classics at Event Cinemas
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6:30 to9:30 pm
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Tuesday, 23 July
ADAM MILLER TRIO
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NIMA at the Underground (Grand Hotel)
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8:00 to10:30 pm
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Wednesday, 24 July
THE DOORS ALIVE
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Civic Theatre
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7:00 to10:00 pm
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WOMAN ENOUGH TOUR CATHERINE BRITT, MELODY MOKO, NATALIE HENRY
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The Stag & Hunter Hotel
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7:00 to10:00 pm
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STEVE COUSINS & SOPHIA BERLYN
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The Wickham Park Hotel
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7:30 to10:00 pm
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BigLoveGoWild
Have you checked out the BigLoveGoWild site on Facebook from Nelle. Just like it to get news, views and tickets, as well as free ticket giveaways.
Some Local Art, et al
When on
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Title
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Gallery
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Address
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Opening Hrs
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Until 20 July
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Streets of Our Town: Local Subdivision Plans 1880s-1950s
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Lovett Gallery
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15 Laman St, Newcastle (above Library)
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Opening Thu 25 Jul 6-8pm
Until 10 Aug
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An Act of Restraint – Braddon Snape
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Creative Incubator
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Shed 15A/50 Clyde St, Hamilton Nth
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Th-Sun 12-5pm
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Until 27 Jul
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Newcastle – Harbour to Shore
Geoffrey Breen
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CStudios
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738 Hunter St Newcastle West
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W-Sat 11-4
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Until 28 July
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Eric & Robyn & the Mythical Bewasts
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Art Systems Wickham
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40 Annie St Wickham
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Fri-Sun 11-4
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Until 28 Jul
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Larger than Life – Janet Graham, Vanessa Turton & Kavanagh Di Gravio
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Back to Back Gallery
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Fri-Sun11-5
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Until 28 Jul
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I Love You Melissa
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The Lockup
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W-Sat 10-4
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Until 4 Aug
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Substrate
Photographic practices in art
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Watt Space
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King & Auckland St Newcastle W
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W-Sun 11-5
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Until 4 Aug
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Response: sculptures @ Hunter Botanic Gardens
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The University Gallery
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2100 Pacific Hwy Heatherbrae
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9am-4pm Daily
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Opening Thu 9 Aug 6-8pm
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Forgot What you Saw by Leith Hamilton
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Coal & Cedar
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380-382 Hunter St,
Newcastle
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??
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Opening Fri 10 Aug 4-5:30
Until 31 Aug
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Riversong: 4 Seasons of the Rocky River
Jan Clark, textile artist
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Hunter Wetlands at Shortland (Timeless Textiles event)
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1 Wetlands Place, Shortland
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9am-4pm
$5 Entry
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Until 11 Aug
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The sea calls me by name : James Drinkwater
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Newcastle Art Gallery
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1 Laman st Newcastle
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T-Sun 10-5
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Follow up
13 Aug 7:30pm – Spanish mood
Until 24 Aug
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Erasure – Mazie Turner, Dan Nelson, Annemarie Murland, Katrina Holden
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The University Gallery
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Newcastle University
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W-F 10-5
Sat 12-4
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Opens Fri 4 Oct 6-8
Until 20 Oct
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Malcolm Sands
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Gallery 139 @ Newcastle Art Space
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91 Chinchen St Tighes Hill
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Th-Sun 12-4pm
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Opening Sat 10 Aug 5:30pm
Until 6 Oct
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An Immeasurable Distance – Emma Fielden
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The Lockup
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90 Hunter St Newcastle E
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W-Sat 10-4
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Cessnock Regional Art Gallery
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16 Vincent St Cessnock
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Tu-Sun 10-4
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Cooks Hill Galleries
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67 Bull St, Cooks Hill
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M, Fri-Sat 11a-6p
Sun 2p-6p
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Studio 21
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21 Bennett St Hamilton
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10am-3pm
16,17, 23,24 Feb
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Timeless Textiles
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90 Hunter St Newcastle E
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W-Sat 10-4, Sun 10-2`
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THE MOVIES
The Regal Cinema
Christmas in July
POMS (PG)
SATURDAY at 12 Midday Menu: Complimentary Christmas High Tea
In this uplifing comedy, Diane Keaton (Book Club) starts a cheerleading squad in a retirement community with Australia's own Jacki Weaver (Last Cab to Darwin), Pam Grier (Jackie Brown) and Rhea Perlman (Cheers).
"A fun, feel good movie." The Globe "The enthusiasm of the cast is infectious." The Wrap"Has a life-affirming quality and an emotionally charged finish that'll have you leaving the theatre on a high." NZ Herald
WHITE CHRISTMAS (PG) 2hrs
SATURDAY at 3pm Menu: Complimentary Christmas High Tea
Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye and Rosemary Clooney sing up a snowstorm in this holiday musical favourite from Irving Berlin. Music includes the title song, Sisters and Count your Blessings Instead of Sheep. Gorgeous!
Satdee Matinee! Featuring a newsreel, a looney Toons cartoon and the 1954 musical…..
COLETTE (M)
SATURDAY at 7.30 Menu: Complimentary Christmas Light Supper
True story of one of the world’s most famous authors. Keira Knightley stars as the country girl whose literary gifts outshone those of all the male writers around her, including her celebrated husband (Dominic West, Chicago).
“The best period movie in years.” New York Observer“Highly enjoyable. 4 Stars. ✮✮✮✮." The Guardian“Dazzles the senses. 4 Stars. ✮✮✮✮." Rolling Stone
SWIMMING WITH MEN (M)
SUNDAY at 12 Midday Menu: Complimentary Christmas Light Brunch
Feel-good British comedy stars Rob Brydon as a man who finds a new lease on life after joining an amateur, all-male, synchronised swimming team. Also stars Jim Carter (Downton Abbey) and Rupert Graves (A Room With A View).
“The Full Monty in speedos.” British Film Festival
“Both funny and poignantly moving. ✮✮✮✮” The Mail on Sunday
TOP END WEDDING (PG)
SUNDAY at 3pm Menu: Complimentary mulled wine & Christmas Treats
An engaged couple make an unexpected trip across Australia's far north to find the missing mother-of-the-bride in time for their wedding. Stars Miranda Tapsell (The Sapphires) and Gwilym Lee (Bohemian Rhapsody).
"The filmmakers harness of all the Territory's most spectacular features and shows them at their most beguiling." Sydney Morning Herald
"A crowd-pleaser. Builds charmingly and convincingly towards a well-earned emotional pay-off." Screen International
ROCKETMAN (M)
SUNDAY at 7pm Menu: Complimentary mulled wine & Christmas Treats
From the director of Bohemian Rhapsody and Sunshine on Leith comes this musical fantasy about the breakthrough years of another British rock god, Elton John (Taron Egerton). Songs include Elton's hits Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, This Is Your Song (Song for Guy), Bennie and the Jets, Crocodile Rock, Saturday Night's Alright (for Fighting), Tiny Dancer and the title track, Rocketman.
"Fabulously entertaining." Hollywood Reporter"A joyous celebration, a colorful story about love that can help people heal. Filtered through Elton John’s beloved hits, it’s an outsize, audacious, jubilant take on a familiar story — and there’s no denying it’s shooting for the stars."Vox
REGAL SCREENINGS
All Tickets All Sessions $8 unless otherwise Indicated
SATURDAY 20 JULY & SUNDAY 21 JULY: Christmas in July
Sat 20 July at 3pm Christmas in July: WHITE CHRISTMAS SINGALONG (PG
Sat 20 July at 7.30pm COLETTE (M)
Sun 21 July at 12 Midday SWIMMING WITH MEN (M)
Sun 21 July at 3pm TOP END WEDDING (M)
Sun 21 July at 7pm ROCKETMAN (M) The Regal Team takes a break the last weekend of the month!
Sun 21 July at 12 Midday SWIMMING WITH MEN (M)
Sun 21 July at 3pm TOP END WEDDING (M)
Sun 21 July at 7pm ROCKETMAN (M) The Regal Team takes a break the last weekend of the month!
The Regal is closed Saturday 27 July and Sunday 28 July 2019.
FRIDAY 2 AUGUST - SUNDAY 4 AUGUST
Fri 2 August at 7.30pm First Friday FUN-Raiser: YESTERDAY (M) $20
With live music & The High Andies
Sat 3 August at 12 Midday TOP END WEDDING (M)
Sat 3 August at 3pm COLETTE (M)
Sat 3 August at 7.30pm WILD ROSE (M) First Screening
Sun 4 August at 12 Midday ROCKETMAN (M)
Sun 4 August at 3pm ALL IS TRUE (M)
Sun 4 August at 7pm THE EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY OF THE FAKIR (M)
Sat 3 August at 12 Midday TOP END WEDDING (M)
Sat 3 August at 3pm COLETTE (M)
Sat 3 August at 7.30pm WILD ROSE (M) First Screening
Sun 4 August at 12 Midday ROCKETMAN (M)
Sun 4 August at 3pm ALL IS TRUE (M)
Sun 4 August at 7pm THE EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY OF THE FAKIR (M)
SATURDAY 10 AUGUST & SUNDAY 11 AUGUST
Sat 10 August at 12 Midday THE EXTRAORDINARY JOURNEY OF THE FAKIR (M)
Sat 10 August at 3pm POMS (PG)
Sat 10 August at 7.30pm TOLKIEN (M)
Sun 11 August at 12 Midday ALL IS TRUE (M)
Sun 11 August at 3pm ROCKETMAN (M)
Sun 11 August at 7pm WILD ROSE (M)
Sat 10 August at 7.30pm TOLKIEN (M)
Sun 11 August at 12 Midday ALL IS TRUE (M)
Sun 11 August at 3pm ROCKETMAN (M)
Sun 11 August at 7pm WILD ROSE (M)
Email: book@regalcinema.org
Phone: 02 4951 7630 (24 hours, please leave message) Facebook: Regal Cinema
Regal Cinema, 4 Moore Street, Birmingham Gardens
Box Office opens & Complimentary Drinks 30 minutes before screening
Car Park with unlimited free weekend parking 1 minute walk from cinema
Phone: 02 4951 7630 (24 hours, please leave message) Facebook: Regal Cinema
Regal Cinema, 4 Moore Street, Birmingham Gardens
Box Office opens & Complimentary Drinks 30 minutes before screening
Car Park with unlimited free weekend parking 1 minute walk from cinema
Lake Cinema Newsletter
SCHOOL HOLIDAY NEWSLETTER: Thursday 18th - Sunday 21st July
Tickets only $8 each!
Bookings only available for the 7pm sessions of YESTERDAY (M)
For a full list of upcoming movies visit our website at www.lakecinema.net.au
Please do not respond to this email, for any enquiries please email Bob at boblakec@hotmail.com or phone the cinema on 49585810 during opening hours
The Secret Life of Pets 2 (PG)
Thursday: 10am, Noon
Friday: 10am, Noon
Saturday: Noon
Sunday: Noon
What happens with our pets when we’re not home? This movie continues the original movie with Max and his friends.
DIRECTOR: Chris Renaud
STARRING: Patton Oswalt, Eric Stonestreet, Kevin Hart, and Jenny Slate
Aladdin (PG)
Thursday: 2pm
Friday: 2pm
Saturday: 2pm
Sunday: 2pm
A kindhearted street urchin named Aladdin embarks on a magical adventure after finding a lamp that releases a wisecracking genie while a power-hungry Grand Vizier vies for the same lamp that has the power to make their deepest wishes come true.
DIRECTOR: Guy Ritchie
STARRING: Mena Massoud, Naomi Scott, Will Smith, and Marwan Kenzari
Yesterday (M)
Thursday: 4:15pm
Friday: 4:15pm, 7pm
Saturday: 4:15pm, 7pm
Sunday: 4:15pm, 7pm
A struggling musician realizes he's the only person on Earth who can remember The Beatles.
DIRECTOR: Danny Boyle
STARRING: Himesh Patel, Lily James, Ed Sheeran, and Kate McKinnon
ART EVENTS
New Events:
Riversong
RIVERSONG: FOUR SEASONS OF THE ROCKY RIVER WILL BE ON DISPLAY AT THE WETLANDS AT SHORTLAND FROM 1 - 31 AUGUST 2019, WITH THE OPENING 4 - 5.30PM AUGUST 10TH
YOU ARE INVITED TO....
The Hunter Wetlands Centre hosts RIVERSONG exhibition in August
Textile artist Jan Clark uses a variety of techniques and mediums to express her spiritual connection to nature in a new exhibition at the Hunter Wetlands Centre Arts Space at Shortland in August.
The vibrant habitat of the Wetlands will form the ideal backdrop for experiencing Clark’s diverse work. Her RIVERSONG works evoke the extraordinary beauty of tiny details observed during her frequent forays into the natural world.
The Lock Up
AN IMMEASURABLE DISTANCE : EMMA FIELDEN
10 AUGUST - 6 OCTOBER 2019
OPENING 5.30PM SATURDAY 10 AUGUST
AN IMMEASURABLE DISTANCE is a solo exhibition by Sydney based artist Emma Fielden which explores the nature of infinity, the universe and our human place in it. It began with the idea that pondering infinity might allow the mind to reach out beyond the boundaries of a confined space. The exhibition brings together The Lock-Up’s distinct architectural history as prison, a place of confinement, and Fielden’s ongoing examination of infinite and infinitesimal phenomena.
The exhibition includes installation, sculpture, performance and video works developed between 2015 and 2019. Some of these works are presented largely unaltered, activating the space in their original forms, while others have been revised in response to the site. There are also a number of new works, which have been developed expressly for this exhibition.
If we were to pose the question What is infinity? to experts across a variety of fields, we would receive a vast array of answers. Thinkers across science, mathematics, religion and philosophy would all have their own take on such a query. In Fielden’s examination of the topic, infinity is both vast and minute, it is space and time at their most grand, matter at its most infinitesimal scale, it is an endlessly divisible line, the distance between things, the distance between humans.
UNIVERSITY GALLERY
ERASURE
MAZIE KAREN TURNER | DAN NELSON | ANNEMARIE MURLAND | KATRINA HOLDEN
17 JULY - 24 AUGUST 2019
PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE OPENING AND PERFORMANCES
TUESDAY 6 AUGUST FROM 7:30PM
Erasure is never simply a matter of making things disappear: there is always a remainder that comes about in the aftermath, some mark on the surface from which a word or image or note has been removed. Whether crossed out, written-over or rubbed away, the forsaken item has a habit of returning, like a spectre: if only in the marks that assume its place and assert its passing.
Please join us for the follow up event and performances
Tuesday 13 August from 7:30pm.
Sangria, paella and Flamenco! with Bandaluzia featuring ARIA nominated guitarist Damian Wright, for exceptional Spanish music and dance.
Tuesday 13 August from 7:30pm.
Sangria, paella and Flamenco! with Bandaluzia featuring ARIA nominated guitarist Damian Wright, for exceptional Spanish music and dance.
During the 1960s, a growing number of artists and writers in different locations around the world and largely unaware of one another, adopted the process of erasure and effacement. In New York, Doris Cross started painting over dictionary pages; Tom Phillips in London began to partially obliterate pages from an obscure Victorian novel; the Austrian concrete poet, Gerhard Rühm used India ink to largely obliterate a newspaper and in Belgium in 1968, Marcel Broodthaers crossed out selected words in a painting that resembled
a blackboard.
a blackboard.
Erasure was just one of a number of methods used by Conceptual artists in the 1960s, and was frequently employed to break with tradition and instigate new forms of art making that appeared to be detached from the artist's own hand. But perhaps the most famous artwork featuring the act of erasure is Robert Rauchenberg's work, 'Erased De Kooning Drawing', 1953. Since then, many artists have reprised Rauschenberg's influential act of erasure, imbuing it with different meanings, created primarily through the question of what is being erased, as well as the circumstances under which such a cancellation is performed. Erasure is an exhibition of four women artists who have used and continue to integrate this strategy in
their work.
their work.
Art still open
Newcastle Art Gallery
NEWCASTLE’S OWN AFFORDABLE ART FAIR
IGN ART FAIR 2019
Saturday 27 July 10am - 3pm
The IGN ART FAIR brings together Newcastle’s independent galleries. Discover artist-run spaces, commercial galleries and collectives – and nab yourself some unique local art!
> Micro-talks with artists and collectors
> Art Cart for the kiddies
> Mini- workshops
* IGN ART FAIR is presented by Independent Galleries Newcastle, a membership-based group of owner-run and artist-run galleries.
Admission is FREE
To celebrate the 2nd IGN Art Fair
#LastFridays presents an ART FAIR PARTY!
Newcastle Art Gallery
Friday 26 July 5-8pm
PLUS the usual Last Fridays fare – july will include live chill house tunes by Key and Beats and Newcastle Art Gallery's pop-up bar.
About Last Fridays:
On the Last Friday of each month, Newcastle Art Gallery presents a tactile, sensory and social series of events that incorporate art, music, and interaction in a relaxed environment after dark.
Last Fridays is for people who get bored in bars.
image: IGN ART FAIR 2018 at Newcastle Art Gallery photo by James Rhodes
The Rest:
Lizotte’s
Pokey La Farge (USA)
Sunday, 13 October 2019
With special guest Sierra Ferrell
Sun 13 Oct
The one, the only, how could there be another POKEY LA FARGE returns to Australia for solo performances, an environment where his inspired mix of country, blues, swing and folk really have the opportunity to shine. Joining Pokey on his run of Australian shows is SIERRA FERRELL. A jingle-janglin gypsy tornado of sound that doesn't seem to care what the rules are, Sierra seamlessly fuses old and new into something distinctly her own.Show Only With A La Carte Available (premium seating) ) $51.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $51.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $51.00
Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen
Thursday, 10 October 2019
Jon Cleary is one of music’s great anomalies. A Kent raised Englishman turned certified New Orleans music legend after gracefully inhabiting the Crescent City and everything it has to offer over the course of 30 plus years. A Grammy award winning, global touring and studio force, who has graced stages, shared rooms and gained respect from everyone from Allen Toussaint to Tom Jones, Dr. John to Bonnie Raitt, Fats Domino to Eric Clapton, Taj Mahal to BB King, even Brian May to D’Angelo. Jon Cleary quite simply embodies the sound of New Orleans, and throughout the second half of 2019, he takes that experience to stages across the globe on his massive Dyna-Mite World Tour, bolstered by the presence of his long time band, The Absolute Monster Gentlemen.
After another incredible turn at the famed New Orleans Jazz Fest in April, fans in Europe, North America, Asia and Australia will now have the chance to witness Jon and his crew take to some of the most famed venue and festival stages on the planet across this remarkable 60 date journey, featuring an eight show run at London’s famed Ronnie Scott’s, a string of European dates with longtime friend and jazz legend John Scofield and an expedition to Havana to explore the roots of Cuban music, art and culture.
Tickets for Jon Cleary & The Absolute Monster Gentlemen’s Dyna-Mite World Tour are on sale now at www.joncleary.com
“Cleary can be an absolute monster on his own, but Cleary’s full combo R&B is as broad, deep and roiling as the Mississippi River, the combined swinging product of local keyboard tradition, Cleary’s vocal-songwriting flair for moody Seventies soul and the spunky-Meters roll of his Gentlemen” David Fricke, Rolling Stone
Show Only With A La Carte Available (premium seating) ) $65.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $65.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $65.00
Rob Thomas - chip tooth tour
BIMBADGEN, HUNTER VALLEY NSW
SATURDAY 16 NOVEMBER 2019
SPECIAL GUESTS ANNOUNCED – Pete Murray, Daryly Braithwaite, Russell Morris
Some of Australia's most popular singer-songwriters have today been announced as very special guests on ROB THOMAS' upcoming Chip Tooth tour in November.
Joining ROB THOMAS at Bimbadgen, Hunter Valley will be PETE MURRAY, DARYL BRAITHWAITE and RUSSELL MORRIS.
Fans can expect a dynamic show of huge hits and favourites plucked from the hugely successful solo artist and Matchbox Twenty frontman's 30+ year career, as well as a tasting of new tracks lifted from his new album Chip Tooth Smile.
Tickets are selling fast and with a stellar line-up of Aussie talent joining Rob, this is one special show you won't want to miss!
Tickets: $114.90 to $867.09
Adamstown Uniting Church
228 Brunker Rd, Adamstown
JULY LO-FI WITH SHRIMP
Friday 19 July @ 7:00 pm – 11:00 pm
Band lineup for our next Lo-Fi gig:
Shrimp / The Grogans (Melb) / Loons / Boots Porter (solo) /
Doors open 7pm
$10 entry.
$10 entry.
More event info at: facebook.com/lofi.dungeon
Lo-Fi is a collective of musicians working together to cater to the all ages music scene in Newcastle. Lo-Fi supports the local music by providing a safe space for musicians and artists to perform using top of the range equipment.
CLASH OF THE WINDS
(presented by Sax Blue and The Lake Macquarie Winds Concert Band)
Sun 4 August, 2:00-4:30pm
Enjoy a great afternoon’s entertainment as well known saxophone group Sax Blue face the talented members of Lake Macquarie Winds Concert Band in a no holds barred musical chanllenge. Who will win? You be the judge.
You will hear some wonderful jazz in the style of Sax Blue, some New Orleans jazz, and be led through the decades of popular music. The two groups will do their own thing, some of the Winds will join with Sax Blue for some numbers, and the two groups will play together. The music is arranged to appeal to a wide audience and you will go home wishing for more. A light afternoon tea is included in the ticket price.
Tickets available at the door: Adult $10, Child Free
Afternoon tea included
THE POET, THE MUSIC & THE MUSE
Wednesday 7 August @ 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm
$25 – $35
A Newcastle Music Festival 2019 event at Adamstown Arts with Genevieve Dickson (mezzo soprano) and Ross Fiddes (piano).
Rising star, mezzo-soprano Genevieve Dickson, joins composer and pianist Ross Fiddes in a concert which includes the delightful songs of novelist Henry Handel Richardson, Ross Fiddes and Rachmaninov, Brahms, Elgar and Quilter.
Genevieve Dickson is a member of Pacific Opera’s Young Artist Program and has performed with Melbourne CitiOpera, Lyric Opera of Melbourne and Opera Quartet. Ross Fiddes is a Newcastle-based composer and pianist, well-known for his operas Abelard and Heloise, The Proposal and beautiful songs.
Wednesday 7 August 7.30pm in the Church Auditorium
Purchase tickets online or at the door: Adults $35 / Concession $25 / Family of 4 $80
Purchase tickets online or at the door: Adults $35 / Concession $25 / Family of 4 $80
SWING SWING SWING
Dungeon Big Band with vocalist Heather Price
Thu 8 August, 7:30-10:00pm
Tickets: $35, Conc/Stu $30, Child $15, Family $80
This concert will sell out. Book online at trybooking.com/bcnxk
Don’t miss the 17-piece Dungeon Band performing at the Newcastle Festival with Heather Price on vocals playing a compendium of jazz giants, such as Benny Goodman, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Glenn Miller and more.
OPERA SOIRÉE
Saturday 10 August @ 4:30 pm – 6:30 pm
$45
A Newcastle Music Festival 2019 event at Adamstown Arts with Sarah Dockrill (soprano), Genevieve Dickson (mezzo-soprano), Martin Buckingham (tenor) & Erin Sweetman (piano).
High Tea with bubbles, opera favourites and delicacies! Hear Genevieve Dickson (mezzo), Martin Buckingham (tenor), Sarah Dockrill (soprano) and Erin Sweetman (piano) in a program of melodies to take you to another world!
Bookings essential – purchase tickets online: $45 per head. (Includes afternoon tea and concert – and sparkling beverage on arrival).
This event is open seating.
SWEETER THAN ROSES
Saturday 10 August @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
$20 – $35
A Newcastle Music Festival 2019 event at Adamstown Arts.
Festival Artist-in-Residence, soprano Miriam Allan, joins the Muffatt Collective in songs of the baroque era. Matt Greco, Anton Baba, Rafael Font-Viera and Anthony Abouhamad make up the Muffatt Collective, united by their love of historically informed performance practises of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
The voice of Miriam Allan has been enjoyed across the world from her native Newcastle, through Japan and Singapore to the festivals of Europe and North America.
The Muffatt Collective is four instrumentalists with a passion for music of the baroque period and historically informed performance.
The Muffatt Collective is four instrumentalists with a passion for music of the baroque period and historically informed performance.
Purchase tickets: Adults $35 / Concession $25 / Family of 4 (2+2) $80
b-cubed at 48 Watt St
Beers, beats and burgers.
Free event organised by Cattleyard Brewing Co. Burgers from chef, Tony Harrison. Beats from Lex Deluxe, Madhouse DJs, Dan Phelan and DJ Jakesy Hustle.
Plus art installation by Sophia Flegg.
VENUES OR BAND GIGS
The Wicko
Carter Roser & Mighty Rock + Ally K
Sun July 21, 2019
1:30pm - 5:00pm Tim Rossington
6:00pm - 9:30pm Carter Roser and Mighty Rock + Ally K
Steve Cousins + Sophia Berlyn
Wed July 24, 2019
6:00pm - 10:00pm Steve Cousins + Sophia Berlyn
Carrot Bowen & The Collective
Sat July 27, 2019
5:00pm - 8:00pm Madelyn
8:30pm - 12:00am Carrot Bowen & The Collective
Head in for some Rock, Country and Pop goodness!
NIMA presents Tuesday Night Jazz
And Improvised Music
Grand Hotel Underground, cnr Bolton and Church Sts
Doors open 7:30pm
Full $20 / Concession $15 / Members $10
July 23rd, 8pm
Adam Miller Trio
Fresh off the Back of his latest tour of the US, Adam Miller returns to The Underground with his trio for another unforgettable evening.
Adam Miller - Guitar
Mitch Cairns - Bass
Nic Cecire - Drums
July 25th, 8pm
Damian Wright & Bobby Singh
AWARD WINNING FLAMENCO GUITAR & TABLA ARIA award winning Tabla player BOBBY SINGH in duet with Flamenco guitarist DAMIAN WRIGHT in a special concert celebrating theirmutual love of Flamenco and Hindustani Classical music. Featuring spectacular improvisations based on traditional flamenco forms as well as beautiful music by John Mclaughlin, Anouar Brahem,Paco de lucia and original compositions.
ARIA winner Bobby Singh is an internationally renowned tabla player, both in traditional Indian classical music and cross cultural genres, and is renowned throughout Australia andinternationally for his work with acts that straddle the divide between tradition and modernity. Bobby Singh spends most of his time between India and Australia, regularly playing alongsidecultural icons such as, Grammy award winner Pt Vishwa Mohan Bhatt, John Butler, Slava Grigoryan amongst others. Bobby also lends his flavour to the organic dance stylings of The Bird, andthrough his work with percussion trio Circle of Rhythm and Djan Djan.
DAMIAN WRIGHT is an ARIA nominated Flamenco guitarist. In 2018 Damian performed in Jerez, SPAIN at La Conferencia de Jose Luis Balao as part of the Jerez International Guitar Festival. In2014 Damian was invited to perform as a solo artist at The Rajasthan International Folk Festival, INDIA and in 2016 performed at The Shanghai Fringe Festival, CHINA. Damian’s ensembleBANDALUZIA was invited in 2016 to perform at the biannual Adelaide International Guitar Festival curated by Slava Grigoryan & was a soloist at The Sydney International Guitar festival in 2017& 2018
"Damian Wright is a brilliant flamenco guitarist...Wright showed what a captivating solo player he is on his own "In Time", and elsewhere his articulation of complex lines was fluid and drippingwith conviction"
- John Shand, Sydney Morning Herald.
Damian Wright - Guitar
Bobby Singh - Tabla
July 30th, 8pm
Cygan Groove
Cygan Groove are a melange of consummate musicians whose combined experience traverses jazz, classical, contemporary and world music styles. Fronted by the classic combination of guitar andviolin, this frenetic four-piece is sure to baffle and delight. Allow yourself to be transported back to the old-world glamour of the 1940’s whilst still enjoying the contemporary flair of the modernworld. Be astounded by their versatility as they present an engaging choice of atmospheric colours, perfect for easy listening through to jaw dropping show pieces that will leave you wanting more.
Pana Watson - Guitar
Anthea Wikstrom - Violin
Neil Simpson - Accordion
Neil Simpson - Accordion
Brennan Fell - Double Bass
Stag and Hunter Hotel
Friday, 19 July 2019 7:00 pm
Time On Earth
Time on Earth are an energetic 3 piece with classical and jazz roots. The music generated is a fusion of grunge, rap, alternate and progressive rock which is delivered on stage with drive. The lads have all known each other since their late teens and have been playing together around the country. Officially formed in 2013 Time on Earth have been rocking shows and festivals in NSW and QLD.
They released their self titled EP earlier this year in Newcastle and are planning to play at a venue near you.
Saturday, 20 July 2019 7:00 pm
The Mansons
FUNGUS
Newcastle's foremost bubblegum punk band, The MANSONS, was formed by four schoolboys in Mayfield, NSW in 1981. After an illustrious career spanning over 2.5 years The MANSONS disbanded due to extreme musical, personal (hygiene related) and philosophical differences. Hatchets were buried in 2016 at Newcastle's premier live music venue, The Stag and Hunter Mayfield, just a few short blocks from their original rehearsal, management and promotional hub, Monkee Manson's bedroom. This July 20 The MANSONS reunite for a third time to recreate the sonic ecstasy of their early shows at North Leagues Club, Nitemoves, Southy Beach Pavilion and various Newcastle halls, garages, back yards and living rooms. FUNGAS will represent the next generation from 8pm, then The MANSONS will deliver two sets of high-octane, ear destroying, cute and fuzzy favourites like their mega-hit single "I Died Four Times (but I don't wanna talk about it)" and "Go Away!" from 9pm - FREE ENTRY.
Wednesday, 24 July 2019 7:00 pm
Women Enough Ft Catherine Britt, Melody Moko & Nat Henry
Tickets: GA $23.50
Woman Enough is a celebration of women in Americana & Country music. Featuring acclaimed artists Melody Moko & Natalie Henry, alongside the queen of Americana herself, Catherine Britt. The show is a writers round style, and intimate evening exploring songs and stories of women past, present and future.
Friday, 26 July 2019 7:00 PM
James Thomson
The High Andies
When an artist appears on the scene with his own identifiable style and is comfortable and confident in his ability as a writer and performer you know he’s studied the greats and absorbed the essential elements of their craft. Australian musician James Thomson is one such artist. After being ‘discovered’ in 2013 by Stuart Coupe (ex-Paul Kelly + Hoodoo Gurus manager) - James was quickly signed to Coupe’s Laughing Outlaw Records and soon released two albums which drew glowing comparisons to JJ Cale, Gene Clark and Bobby Charles. Coupled with the magnetic draw of his live performances Thomson was soon marked out by press and fans alike as something special. James and his band have since toured extensively both Nationally and Internationally and have recently completed work on a highly anticipated third studio album.
Friday, 2 August 2019 7:00 pm
RAMBAL ...... previously The Justin Yap Band.....
Tickets: GA $13.30
Rambal
Rambal are a soul, funk, and blues band based in Melbourne, Australia. Previously called the Justin Yap Band, the group garnered national attention with their 2016 and 2018 releases ‘Let Love’ and ‘Live in Newcastle’ drawing influences from the sounds of Muscle Shoals, New Orleans, and 70’s soul. The band’s original work tackles social issues while serving up grooves in spades, earning them an Australian Blues Music Award and a No. 1 spot on the Australian Blues Charts.
Saturday, 3 August 2019 7:00 pm
Fletcher Pilon
18 years old Fletcher already has had an interesting journey in the music business.
With early success through winning Australia’s Got Talent, Fletcher has developed
his authentic sound. After spending time in Nashville and LA writing, Fletcher
released his much anticipated “Thoughts” EP the day before his 18th birthday this
April. Complete with a new band, Fletcher Pilon will be hitting the Stag and Hunter
stage with songs from the new record and more.
Friday, 16 August 2019 7:00 pm
19 Twenty
Tickets: $23.50
19-Twenty have been whipping up a frenzy on the festival scene. They are electric. An infectious riff and groove based blue-billy-grass-rockin'-roots band. The 19-Twenty lads have been performing their high-energy sonicparty nationally, headlining sell-out shows and festivals in all states and territories. Constantly on the road or in the sky, they have toured seven times around Oz and performed gigs throughout Europe including Belgium, The Netherlands & Germany. Performing anywhere and everywhere, this straight-up 100% independent act have been blazing throughout Europe and Australia and gaining new music fans/fiends from their live shows.
“ The future of Blues & Roots in Australia" – ABC
One of the most exciting riff and groove based blues and roots acts
emerging from the east coast of OZ!"- Tone Deaf
“These guys are sick!” – Ash Grunwald
“Who the hell is this guy? He definitely has the talent!” – Ian Moss
“Definitely a guitarist to watch!” – Australian Guitar Magazine
Friday, 13 September 2019 7:00 PM
Z Star Trinity
Tickets: GA $18.40
Funk, Rock and psychedelic soul will come together in a rush, sound and energy when British/Trinidadian guitar maven, Zee Gachette brings her rock and roll roadshow to The Stag & Hunter. No stranger to big stages, Gachette has played across the world gracing the stages of Womad UK, Bestival, Glastonbury, The Royal Albert Hall and La Scala. Bring your dancing shoes and get ready to take a trip to outer space! Featuring pint sized drum hero Beck Flatt on the kit.
Intense and powerful vocals, driving beats, phenomenal musicality, strength and spirit wrapped up in whiskey swiggin' wild shenanigans from the next dimension!
They have played at festivals in Australian including Port Fairy Folk Festival, Bello Music Festival, Blues at Broadbeach, Mullum Music Festival, Palm Creek and Blue Mountains Music Festival to name a few.
"A force of nature." Jimmy Page
"The brave new sound of Heavy Soul and Rock n Roll." Rolling Stone
"Exhilarating to watch!" Indulge Magazine
Friday, 20 September 2019 7:00 PM
Nathan Cavaleri
Tickets: GA $23.50
Nathan Cavaleri
Much of the country was oblivious to the career Nathan Cavaleri led beyond prime-time Australia. By age 12, he found himself the centre of a bidding war between the labels of Michael Jackson, Prince and Madonna. By age 16 he'd toured with B.B. King as his guest, and played at the Kennedy Centre in front of The Clintons with Etta James and Bonnie Raitt.
In 2010, Nathan's battle with insomnia and anxiety was witnesses by thousands when he blacked out on a festival stage. Struggling to regain his confidence and drive he stepped away from his art with the expectation of never returning. Whilst the performing came to a halt, his song writing developed a far deeper level of expression with a diverse range of influences. This love of music offered him a similar type of therapy it had when he battled leukaemia as a child. Motivated by his passion to play and write, he stared down the fear of live performance and determined that it was time to make a record.
His upcoming EP 'Demons' stretches beyond the traditional rock, blues and roots that Cavaleri is known for. The release of the first single 'Demons' marked his 6 year rise above mental health challenges and return to the stage. 'Rising Sun' is a track in which he pays tribute to the man that landed him his first record deal and tour at age 10, Jimmy Barnes, and is an emotive step from the profoundly beautiful title track.
This will be Nathan’s first solo release since he was signed to Michael Jackson’s label in 1994 and features songs that are a culmination of the diverse life Nathan has lived. B.B.King calling Nathan “the future of blues” is definitely an appropriate quote for how he has expanded beyond his roots.
“This time around, I wanted to express more than blues would allow. Each track throughout the writing and production process conformed to no specific genre and called upon an array of my favourite artists from J.J.Cale and B.B. King to Bowie, Lana Del Ray, and Mos Def.”
Cavaleri returns after playing sell out gigs up and down the East Coast in 2018, seeing him connect intimately with new and lifetime fans through both story and song. From how his love for music deepened during his battle with leukaemia as a kid, to a hilarious encounter with Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page and Robert Plant after playing to sixty thousand people in Zurich after Elton John. However, it's how he brings his experiences and songs into the present that gives audiences more than a shot of nostalgia.
Lizotte’s Newcastle
Thursday, 18 July 2019
Think Rock n Food Trivia
Fun for the whole family! Including food and wine tastings and live music. LOTS OF PRIZES TO BE WON!! Local Music legend Ty Penshorn is your host for the night and the evening will be full of fabulous music and food trivia !!
Show Only With A La Carte Available (premium seating) ) $10.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $10.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $10.00
Friday, 19 July 2019
Still Got the Blues The Gary Moore experience
"Still Got The Blues" The Gary Moore Experience pays homage to the music and guitar virtuosity of Irish born guitarist Gary Moore. With 21 studio albums and 8 live albums there's no shortage of great music that Gary had produced before his passing
Main course meal and show (premium dining) $77.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $35.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $35.00
Saturday, 20 July 2019
Christine Anu
POSTPONED SHOW from the Sat FEB23rd 2019 In 2019, Australia’s most iconic female Indigenous entertainer, Christine Anu, will return with her acclaimed intimate show Christine Anu: In Conversation & Song.
Support: Chloe Parker
Main course meal and show (premium dining) $82.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $40.00
Main course meal and show (premium dining) $82.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $40.00
Sunday, 21 July 2019
Lunch with Daniel Thompson s Johnny Cash Live
Daniel Thompson's Johnny Cash Live Back to San Quentin - 50 Years On In 1969, off the back of the huge success of 1968's At Folsom Prison album, Johnny Cash recorded the second of his legendary prison albums at California's notorious maximum security prison.
Show Only With A La Carte Available (premium seating) ) $40.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $40.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $40.00
Wednesday, 24 July 2019
EAO & Murrays Brewery Present Live N Local
THIS WEEKS TALENTED LINE UP : 1.Bree Ruser 2.Connor and Shaun 3.Lee Moon For Bookings please phone Lizottes on 4956 2066. For all Artist Inquiries please email Sarah at sarah@eao.com.au
Show Only With A La Carte Available (premium seating) ) $10.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $10.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $10.00
Friday, 26 July 2019
The Legendary Ian Moss
Respected as one of Australia’s iconic musicians and performers, Ian Moss will return to Lizottes for the first time in over 12 months for two special solo acoustic performances in July to celebrate Lizotte’s 10th Anniversary.
Support: Lachlan Edwards
3 Course Meal and Show (Premium Seating ) $125.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $55.00
3 Course Meal and Show (Premium Seating ) $125.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $55.00
Saturday, 27 July 2019
The Legendary Ian Moss
Respected as one of Australia’s iconic musicians and performers, Ian Moss will return to Lizottes for the first time in over 12 months for two special solo acoustic performances in July to celebrate Lizotte’s 10th Anniversary.
Support: Lachlan Edwards
3 Course Meal and Show (Premium Seating ) $125.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $55.00
3 Course Meal and Show (Premium Seating ) $125.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $55.00
Sunday, 28 July 2019
ASPIRING VOICES LUNCH - The Voice Studio Juniors In Concert
ASPIRING VOICES - The Voice Studio Juniors In Concert The talented, junior singers from The Voice Studio Newcastle present an entertaining mix of songs from pop and rock to jazz through to musical theatre. Featuring some of Newcastle’s finest up-and coming voices.
Show Only With A La Carte Available (premium seating) ) $28.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $28.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $28.00
Sunday, 28 July 2019
INSPIRING VOICES - The Voice Studio Seniors In Concert
INSPIRING VOICES - The Voice Studio Seniors In Concert Vocalists from The Voice Studio Newcastle present an evening of music from pop, rock, jazz and musical theatre. Featuring some of Newcastle’s finest singers. TICKET PRICE: All Tickets - $28
Support: Doors 6pm Music starts 7.00
Show Only With A La Carte Available (premium seating) ) $28.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $28.00
Show Only With A La Carte Available (premium seating) ) $28.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $28.00
Wednesday, 31 July 2019
EAO & Murrays Brewery Present Live N Local
THIS WEEKS TALENTED LINE UP : 1.Trinity Woodhouse 2.My Friend Rupert 3.Smoke and Rain For Bookings please phone Lizottes on 4956 2066. For all Artist Inquiries please email Sarah at sarah@eao.com.au
Show Only With A La Carte Available (premium seating) ) $10.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $10.00
Show Only With Bar Menu Available $10.00
Battlesticks Bar
Fri 19 July
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Tim Rossington
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6pm
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Sat 20 July
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Nano
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6pm
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Sun 21 July
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Dean Kyrwood
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3pm
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Fri 26uly
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John Larder
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6pm
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Sat 27 July
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Casey Bellamy
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6pm
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Fri 28 July
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Madelyn
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3pm
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Catho Pub
SUN 21 Jul
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SAVING JUNE
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1.30PM
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SUN 28 Jul
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LOOSE BAZOOKA
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1.30PM
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SUN 4 Aug
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ROCKET
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1.30PM
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SUN 11 Aug
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FUELSTAR
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1.30PM
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SUN 18 Aug
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DOWNTHUNDER
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1.30PM
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SUN 25 Aug
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SHIVOO
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1.30PM
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SUN 8 Sep
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THE VERSIONS
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1.30PM
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SUN 15 Sep
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CRAWFISH STEW BAND
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1.30PM
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SUN 20 Oct
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ASH MOUNTAIN
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1.30PM
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SUN 27 Oct
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DIRTY DEEDS - THE AC/DC SHOW
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2.00PM
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SUN 17 Nov
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SMOKIN ROSIE
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1.30PM
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SUN 24 Nov
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STEVE EDMONDS BAND
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1.30PM
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SUN 8 Dec
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FUELSTAR
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1.30PM
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Gateshead Tavern
Friday from 8pm Sun from 3pm
Jewells Tavern
All bands 8:30pm unless indicated otherwise
The Kent Hotel
JUNE 2019
Fri 19 July
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The Core
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Sat 20 July
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Rubber Bullets
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Sun 21 July
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Greg Bryce Band
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8:30pm
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Wed 24 July
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Chris Saxby
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Fri 26 July
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Newcastle Flyers
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Sat 27 July
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Shooting Molly
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Sun 28 July
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Giant Blues Band
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8:30pm
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Wed 31 July
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Greg Bryce
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Mex – Mayfield Ex-services Club
Thursdays are the new Fridays! 7.30pm to 10.30pm
Thu 18 July
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Solid Gold Party Night
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7:30pm-10:30pm
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Sat 20 July
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Phonic Trio
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8:00pm-11:00pm
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Thu 25 July
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DV8
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7:30pm-10:30pm
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Sat 27 July
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LOKO
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8:00pm-11:00pm
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Sat 17 Aug
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The Cruzers
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8:00pm-11:00pm
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Sat 19 Oct
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The Cruzers
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8:00pm-11:00pm
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Sat 14 Dec
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The Cruzers
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8:00pm-11:00pm
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Fri 20 Dec
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Solid Gold Party Night
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7:30pm-10:30pm
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MEZZ – Wallsend Diggers
Fri 19 July
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Felix Quinn Band
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8:00-1:00am
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Sat 20 july
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All Access 80’s
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8:00-1:00am
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Sun 21 July
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Pete McCredie
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12:00-3:30pm
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Fri 26 July
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Jimmy Buffet Tribute
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8:00-1:00am
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Sat 27 July
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Retro – The Smarts
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8:00-1:00am
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Sun 28 July
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Jayde Corner
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12:00-3:30pm
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Fri 2 Aug
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Shivoo
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8:00-1:00am
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Sat 3 Aug
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Love That Hat
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8:00-1:00am
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Sun 4 Aug
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Brendan Murphy
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12:00-3:30pm
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Fri 9 Aug
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Absolutely 80’s “Forever Young Show”
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8:00-1:00am
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Sat 10 Aug
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The Years
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8:00-1:00am
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Sun 11 Aug
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Ashley Knight
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12:00-3:30pm
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Fri 16 Aug
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Komiti Levai Band
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8:00-1:00am
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Sat 17 Aug
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DV8
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8:00-1:00am
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Sun 18 Aug
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Tyler John
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12:00-3:30pm
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Fri 30 Aug
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Overload
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8:00-1:00am
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Sat 31 Aug
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Felix Quinn Band
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8:00-1:00am
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Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club
Sun Afternoons – 2:30-5:30pm
Queens Wharf Hotel
Fri – 8pm Sat – 8pm Sun – 2pm
Fri 19 July
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Phonic Trio
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8pm
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Sat 20 July
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2GoodReasons
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8pm
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Sun 21 July
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Sunday Record
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2-5pm
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Fri 26uly
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Loko
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8pm
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Sat 27 July
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Chad Shuttle Duo
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8pm
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Fri 28 July
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Anthology
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2-5pm
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SJ Hotel
Fri soloist 5-8pm, DJ’s after; Sat– 8:30-11:30 (live band), 11:30pm-late (DJ’s) Sun Afternoon – 4:00-7:00pm
Fri 19 July
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Jason Bone
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5-8pm
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Sat 20 July
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Jump
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8:30-11:30pm
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Sun 21 July
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Anthology
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4-7pm
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Fri 26uly
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Tim Harding
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5-8pm
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Sat 27 July
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The Hummingbirds
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8:30-11:30pm
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Fri 28 July
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Love That Hat
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4-7pm
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Wests New Lambton
The Marble Bar
Every Tuesday and Thursday: 4pm - 5.30pm (A beautiful violin and piano duo, Angamus)
Friday and Saturday – 9.30pm – 12.30am
Seabreeze Hotel (Nelson Bay)
Sat 8:30-11:30pm, Sun 3:30- 6:30pm
Sat 20 July
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State FX
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Sun 21 July
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Michael Hawke
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Sat 27 July
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Pocket Aces
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Sun 28 July
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Chad Shuttleworth
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Babylon Newcastle
145 King St, Newcastle
Whisky, Cocktails and Craft Beer
Easy to Play ~ Harder to Feel! Babylon is thrilled to announce the launch of Sundays Blues. Once a month Babylon will play host to some of Australia's leading Blues bands as they play LIVE. Experience the raw rustic sounds of the deep south in a venue set to match.
DanceVibe
We run 4-week courses perpetually. Please check dates via text on 0418679048.
Kahibah Sports Club.
Every Thursday night. Air-conditioned venue with very tasty meals available.
Much more than dance lessons; a great night out!
6:30pm– Doors open & social music on.
6:45pm– Introduction to West Coast Swing
7:00pm– 30 minute beginner class- level 1
4-5 song break- help available
7:40pm– 30 minute level 2 class (beginners who coped with level 1 are welcome)
4-5 song break- help available
8:20pm– 30 minute level 3- must be approved to attend.
8:50pm – 9:50pm Freestyle dancing.
West Coast Swing (WCS) is an ultra-smooth social swing dance, originating in California, USA. It is characterised by it’s sense of fun, rhythmic footwork, freedom to improvise for both leaders and followers, and it’s beautiful smooth elastic look and feel. It captures a great range of music, including, RnB, Blues, Soul, Soft Rock, and Pop.
West Coast development is being driven by regular visits from numerous visiting professional US champions inspiring growing pockets of dancers nationwide.
It is for many, a natural progression from Modern Jive, for those who want to progress their general dance technique and musicality.
Now is the best time to get involved in the growth of this beautiful dance style.
WCS offers a lifetime of challenge and social fun.
We look forward to seeing you on the floor.
The Cost
Special– 4 week course $40. Text to book in advance and check course dates.
$15 per casual visit.
$70 for 5-night pass (3 month expiry).
$120 10-night Pass (5 month expiry).
The Venue
Kahibah Sports Club, 63 Kenibea Ave, Kahibah
Any questions please call me on 0418 679 048 or email
Mezz Bar Wallsend Diggers
Friday Feels – 8pm to 1am, Band and DJ
Saturday Sounds – 8pm to 1am, Band & DJ
Sunday Sessions – 12pm to 3:30pm, Soloist
A HUGE EXHIBITION OF CHINA'S TERRACOTTA WARRIORS IS COMING TO THE NGV
It's one of two immersive exhibitions focusing on ancient and modern Chinese art heading to the Victorian gallery next winter.
Back in 1982, Melbourne played host to one of China's most important ancient artworks: a collection of statues known as The Terracotta Army. Crafted between 221–206 BCE and first discovered in the Shaanxi province in 1974, it made its international debut at the National Gallery of Victoria — and now, 37 years later, it's returning for the NGV's 2019 Melbourne Winter Masterpieces series.
Dubbed Terracotta Warriors: Guardians of Immortality, the five-month exhibition will feature eight warrior figures and two life-size horses from The Terracotta Army, alongside two half-size replica bronze chariots that are each drawn by four horses. They were created during the reign of China's first emperor Qin Shi Huang and were buried near his tomb more than 2200 years ago. The pieces coming to Melbourne only represent a fraction of the entire work, which numbers more than 8000 figures in total.
If you're wondering how big of a deal the statues are, the answer is very. The Terracotta Army is considered one of the most important archaeological finds of the 20th century and has also been described as the 'Eighth' Wonder of the World. Displaying at the NGV from May 24 to October 13, 2019, the selected pieces will be accompanied by more than 150 other ancient Chinese treasures sourced from museums and Shaanxi archaeological sites. Expect to rove your eyes over priceless gold, jade and bronze artefacts that date back more than 3000 years, charting China's artistry across the country's formative period.
Looking to the present as well as the past, the NGV's winter season will also celebrate acclaimed Chinese artist Cai Guo-Qiang. His work is no stranger to Australia — in 2014, Brisbane's Gallery of Modern Art hosted its own showcase — however, his Melbourne exhibition will feature all new pieces. With Cai known for his large-scale installations, The Transient Landscapewill include 10,000 porcelain birds suspended in a spiral formation, in an artwork that links to The Terracotta Army. Specifically, it'll create a 3D version of a calligraphic drawing that depicts Mount Li, which is where Qin Shi Huang and his terracotta warriors were buried.
Another of Cai's new works will feature a porcelain sculpture of peonies placed in the middle of a 360-degree gunpowder, with his entire show taking inspiration from Chinese culture and philosophy. The world-renowned talent will also help design Terracotta Warriors: Guardians of Immortality, making the two concurrent exhibitions as immersive as possible.
'Terracotta Warriors: Guardians of Immortality' and 'Cai Guo-Qiang: The Transient Landscape' will exhibit as part of the NGV International's Melbourne Winter Masterpieces presentation, running from May 24 to October 13, 2019. For further details or to buy tickets, visit the NGV website.
Keeping the Blues alive at sea (Mediterranean) with Joe Bonamassa and Peter Frampton
Aug 16-21, 2019
From Barcelona (Spain) to Monte Carlo (Monaco) and Valletta (Malta)
Musicians: Joe Bonamassa, Peter Frampton and Friends,
Joanne Shaw Taylor, Larkin Poe, Eric Bibb, Bernie Marsden, Curtis Harding, Philip Sayce, King King, Ryan McGarvey, Toronzo Cannon, Jerron “Blind Boy” Paxton, Robert Jon & the Wreck, Little Billie PLUS more to be announced….
Christ Church Camerata
Newcastle’s Christ Church Camerata is the region's most exciting chamber ensemble. Based at Newcastle’s iconic Christ Church Cathedral, the orchestra performs an annual subscription series in the Cathedral, as well as a chamber music series at the Newcastle Art Gallery.
Sun Aug 18, 2:30pm
Festival Finale
Deborah Humble (mezzo-soprano) with Newcastle Strings and the Festival Strings, David Banney (conductor)
The extraordinary Deborah Humble joins the Camerata for the first time, in music of Prucell and de Falla, before the orchestra brings the 2019 Newcastle Music Festival to a close with Elga’s majestic Introduction and Allegro.
Purcell: Overture and Dido’s Lament from Dido & Aeneas
Banney: New work TBA
de Falla: Seven Popular Songs
Elgar: Introduction and Allegro
Dashville Skyline
Cosmic Country Weekender
Alt country, Americana, psychedelia
October 4-6, 2019 (Labour Day Long Weekend NSW)
Information in the near future.
A festival celebrating the roots of Americana, psychedelia and alternative country music. From the golden era of the mid '60s through to today's modern artists, the songs, the culture, the legacy, the vibe.
It's about getting the best artists and songwriters together in one location, sharing this timeless music, kicking back and having a bit of fun over a lazy long weekend.
Pack your camping gear and come join us!
Wolfmother confirmed to headline a HUGE 2019 Scene & Heard Festival
After a massive 2018, you’d be forgiven for thinking that Scene & Heard couldn’t get any bigger, right?
Well, you’d be wrong because the lineup for the 2019 festival, which kicks off at Wickham Park on Sunday 10 November, has dropped overnight and it’s a doozy!
Leading the charge this year are Aussie heavy rockers Wolfmother who are fresh from a massive Splendour In The Grass gig and an international tour.
Amazing hitmaker Alex Lloyd will also be marking a milestone at this year’s festival – the 20th anniversary of his platinum-selling debut album Black The Sun – a record Alex will perform in full on the Scene & Heard stage.
The treats just keep coming, too with the 2019 bill rounded out by rockers Eskimo Joe and Even, crowd favourites Sneaky Sound System and the glorious indie power pop of Jebediah and Magic Dirt.
Wow!
To put the icing on the cake, Newcastle will also host the “Don’t Come Monday Stage” – a party zone designed to evoke only the best memories of the boiler room.
Championed this year by The Potbelleez DJ’s, the stage will feature Andy Murphy and John Course.
Scene & Heard is more than a festival. It’s about creating a connection to a time. A time before people cared about ‘likes’, and festival moments weren’t Instagram opportunities but collective memories.
Those wanting to create new memories and relive the old ones can head here to register for the pre-sale.
Members pre-sale begins Tuesday 11 June from 9am.
General public tickets are on sale Wednesday 12 June from 9am
Sign up for Pre-sale| sceneandheardfestival.com.au
SCENE & HEARD, SUNDAY 10 NOVEMBER
At WICKHAM PARK
WOLFMOTHER
THE DANDY WARHOLS (USA)
ESKIMO JOE
ALEX LLOYD (Performing Black The Sun)
JEBEDIAH
SNEAKY SOUND SYSTEM
MAGIC DIRT
EVEN
THE DANDY WARHOLS (USA)
ESKIMO JOE
ALEX LLOYD (Performing Black The Sun)
JEBEDIAH
SNEAKY SOUND SYSTEM
MAGIC DIRT
EVEN
DON’T COME MONDAY STAGE
POTBELLEEZ DJ’S
ANDY MURPHY
JOHN COURSE
JOHN COURSE
Christ Church Camerata
Newcastle’s Christ Church Camerata is the region's most exciting chamber ensemble. Based at Newcastle’s iconic Christ Church Cathedral, the orchestra performs an annual subscription series in the Cathedral, as well as a chamber music series at the Newcastle Art Gallery.
Sun Dec 1, 2:30pm
Mendelssohn’s Violin Concerto
Susan Collins (violin), David Banney (conductor)
Susan makes a welcome return in, perhaps, the most perfect of all violin concertos, before Beethoven brings down the curtain on the Camerata’s 10th Anniversary
Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto, Op 64 & Hebrides Overture, Op 26
Beethoven: Symphony No 8 in F, Op 93
Tickets:
Single Performance: $35 Adult, $25 Concession, $80 Family
Subscription: (march, May, August and December Performances)
$120 Adult, $80 Concession, $280 Family
Available from www.cccamerata.com.au
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