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at Wallaby Ritz, Mansfield. Phone 5775 2276
Dev’lish Mary – Sunday 25 May at Jamieson Memorial
Hall
On Sunday, May 25th four young women who are bursting with talent take
the stage. “Dev’lish Mary” are Old-Time and
Western Swing junkies from way back, and have come together to play
lively and energetic hillbilly and American roots music. The band features
twin-fiddles, guitar, claw hammer banjo and the bull fiddle. (double
bass). Each of these lasses sports a fine singing voice and when they
sing together they create harmonies reminiscent of the Andrews Sisters.
Food, wine, coffee
all available at the venue and before hand at Perkins & Grey Cafe.
Tickets
are on sale now at Wallaby Ritz, 55 High Street, Mansfield.
Ph. 5775 2276.
General
Store – Sunday 14 September at Mansfield Performing Arts
Centre, View St, Mansfield
On September 14th, “General Store” will provide beautifully
executed jazz, blues and swing through to samba music. Their
repertoire includes Burt Baccharach classics like "Walk On By"
to standards from the great shows such as "I've Grown Accustomed
To His Face" from "My Fair Lady". The band established
itself by playing regularly at “Merricks Genreal Store”
on the Mornington Penninsula. As their name suggests, they have a general
store of all the things you need for a good night of jazz and song.
Just add your own wine and friends.
Bric-a-Brac
– Sunday 2 November at Jamieson Memorial Hall
During the High Country Spring Arts Festival on Sunday
2nd November, the Café Concert Series will end with an upbeat,
danceable band by the name of “Bric-a-Brac”. This
vibrant 5 piece group pay tribute to French music and also borrow music
from other cultures and sing it in French anyway. The theatrical front
man will have you believing that Mic Jagger always sang in French. Bric-a-Brac’s
repertoire includes Parisian folklore as well as music from Louisiana,
Quebec, Brittany & North Africa. They also sneak in some cleverly
camouflaged renditions of great music from unlikely sources such as
the Rolling Stones, Mozart and they even throw in a rollicking Sea Shanty
for good measure.
The series
promises to be a feast of dance, nostalgia, humour and romance. All
shows commence at 5pm. Seasons tickets are on sale now and there are
plenty of good reasons to purchase one. For starters they represent
great value because they are much cheaper than buying a ticket for each
show individually. It’s a brilliant way to organise your entertainment
for the year, you just mark off the dates on your calendar and trot
off to the venue on the day. In the unlikely event that you get double
booked, all tickets are transferable, so you can pass your ticket onto
to someone else.
Tickets are on sale now at Wallaby Ritz, 55 High Street, Mansfield.
Ph. 5775 2276.
Show
details:
Dev’lish Mary – Sunday 25 May at Jamieson Memorial Hall
General Store – Sunday 14 September at Mansfield Performing Arts
Centre
Bric-a-Brac – Sunday 2 November at Jamieson Memorial Hall
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