I don't know about you, I feel like it should only be about May! Where
has the year gone, before you know it I will be sending out the New
Year's Eve special!
Make sure you scroll to the end or you will miss the competitions!
So here is some of many events that you can enjoy over the long weekend.
Just George, The Australian George Michael Show
Friday 28th September
Dinner and Dance party event!
In response to the thousands of adoring George Michael fans in Australia and South East Asia that would have loved to see him live in concert comes Just George.
With striking resemblance in looks and sound to George Michael, this is the closest you may ever get to seeing and listening to the most popular songs of the legendary singer /songwriter in a live show performed by the multi-talented singer/songwriter and Mo Award nominee Joe Guido.
Spend an evening on the dance floor with Just George.
Dinner 7pm, Dance party 9pm
Dinner and Dance party $70
Dance party only $25
Venue: Slide Lounge, Oxford Street
Visit www.slide.com.au
Luke Escombe and the Corporation: Chronic Symphonic
Friday 28th September
Yum Yum Tree Records and the Sydney Fringe presents: Luke Escombe and the Corporation “Chronic Symphonic” + John Maddox Starting life at the 2011 Melbourne International Comedy Festival before selling out rooms at the Edinburgh, Sydney and Adelaide Fringes, Luke Escombe’s one-man show “Chronic” was a testament to the healing power of music and humour in the face of adversity.
Its rocking tunes about chronic health issues like terrorism, sex addiction, climate change and iphone worship led him to a spot on ABC TV, 2 gigs at Parliament House, a hit single and music video and a nomination for Victoria’s prestigious Green Room Award. Now, for one night only, Escombe is teaming up with award-winning guitarist/arranger Aaron Flower to present a spectacular symphonic version of Chronic at Notes Live, featuring Luke’s 5-piece touring band “The Corporation” together with dazzling string ensemble “The Noise”.
Honest, insightful, silly, profane, uplifting and seriously funky, this is a show to put the smile back on your dial and the dip back in your hip. You’ll be laughing, dancing, rocking out and wondering why you’ve never heard anything quite like it. Don’t delay - it’s your health.
Book now! Tickets are available now through the Sydney Fringe website: 2012.sydneyfringe website.
For dinner and show bookings head to: noteslive website.
Book 8 Dinner and Show tickets for the price of 7 - email steve@codeone.net.au for details.
Follow us on Twitter for all the latest updates: twitter.com/ChronicSymph or Facebook http://www.facebook.com/events/471466589544586/
Venue: Notes Live @ 75 Enmore Road, Newtown
Website: lukeescombe website
Make sure you scroll to the end or you will miss the competitions!
So here is some of many events that you can enjoy over the long weekend.
Just George, The Australian George Michael ShowFriday 28th September
Dinner and Dance party event!
In response to the thousands of adoring George Michael fans in Australia and South East Asia that would have loved to see him live in concert comes Just George.
With striking resemblance in looks and sound to George Michael, this is the closest you may ever get to seeing and listening to the most popular songs of the legendary singer /songwriter in a live show performed by the multi-talented singer/songwriter and Mo Award nominee Joe Guido.
Spend an evening on the dance floor with Just George.
Dinner 7pm, Dance party 9pm
Dinner and Dance party $70
Dance party only $25
Venue: Slide Lounge, Oxford Street
Visit www.slide.com.au
Luke Escombe and the Corporation: Chronic SymphonicFriday 28th September
Yum Yum Tree Records and the Sydney Fringe presents: Luke Escombe and the Corporation “Chronic Symphonic” + John Maddox Starting life at the 2011 Melbourne International Comedy Festival before selling out rooms at the Edinburgh, Sydney and Adelaide Fringes, Luke Escombe’s one-man show “Chronic” was a testament to the healing power of music and humour in the face of adversity.
Its rocking tunes about chronic health issues like terrorism, sex addiction, climate change and iphone worship led him to a spot on ABC TV, 2 gigs at Parliament House, a hit single and music video and a nomination for Victoria’s prestigious Green Room Award. Now, for one night only, Escombe is teaming up with award-winning guitarist/arranger Aaron Flower to present a spectacular symphonic version of Chronic at Notes Live, featuring Luke’s 5-piece touring band “The Corporation” together with dazzling string ensemble “The Noise”.
Honest, insightful, silly, profane, uplifting and seriously funky, this is a show to put the smile back on your dial and the dip back in your hip. You’ll be laughing, dancing, rocking out and wondering why you’ve never heard anything quite like it. Don’t delay - it’s your health.
Book now! Tickets are available now through the Sydney Fringe website: 2012.sydneyfringe website.
For dinner and show bookings head to: noteslive website.
Book 8 Dinner and Show tickets for the price of 7 - email steve@codeone.net.au for details.
Follow us on Twitter for all the latest updates: twitter.com/ChronicSymph or Facebook http://www.facebook.com/events/471466589544586/
Venue: Notes Live @ 75 Enmore Road, Newtown
Website: lukeescombe website
