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Newcastle Conservatorium Upcoming Events
FEBRUARY
Thursday 27 7:00pm Song Company presents Fire of Love. This concert
explores the fire of emotion stretching all the way to the
classic songs of Jacques Brel and Cole Porter. And some
recent but equally poignant love songs by Bon Iver and
Pink prove our point: love is eternal.
MARCH
Thursday 20 7:30pm Musica Viva presents Sitkovetsky Trio. This awardwinning
trio of acclaimed young solosits is conquering the
globe with its unusual blend of dazzling virtuosity and
heartfelt, thoughtful artistry. Their delight in playing
together reaches out across the footlights to touch
audiences in music by Smetana, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky
and a new work by Carl Vine.
Thursday 27 1:00pm Free Lunchtime Concert – American cellist Eugene
Friesen. Four time Grammy Award Winner Friesen has
broken new ground for the cello, using it in a wide
variety of non-classical settings and creating new
techniques to expand its role as a solo and accompanying
instrument.
APRIL
Thursday 3 1:00pm Free Lunchtime Concert. University of Newcastle staff
perform a range of instruments and genres.
Thursday 10 1:00pm Free Lunchtime Concert – Romano Crivici.
Crivici’s music has its roots in pop, contemporary,
classical and native Australian sources…simple, haunting
melodic patterns.
Vacancies Wagga Area
CEMETERY/CREMATORIUM ASSISTANT
Remuneration:Minimum $879.81 gpw + super
Enquiries:Bradley Roy – 0408 476 650
Closing Date: Friday, 7 March 2014 @ 5.00pm AEST
ASSET MAINTENANCE ASSISTANT
Remuneration:Minimum $811.65 gpw + super
Enquiries:David Edgar – 0418 446 337 (Monday to Friday, 8.00am to 4.00pm)
Closing Date:Monday, 24 February 2014 @ 5.00pm AEST
PUMP STATION ATTENDANT
Remuneration:Minimum $811.65 gpw + super
Enquiries:David Edgar – 0418 446 337 (Monday to Friday, 8.00am to 4.00pm)
Closing Date:Monday, 24 February 2014 @ 5.00pm AEST
MANAGER INTERNAL AUDIT SERVICES
Enquiries: Phil Pinyon, General Manager – 02 6926 9121
Closing Date: Friday, 28 February 2014 @ 5.00pm AEST
WATER BILLING OFFICER
Remuneration:Minimum $942.39 gpw + super
Enquiries: Peter Revell – 02 6926 9488
Closing Date: Friday, 28 February 2014 @ 5.00pm AEST
ZOO CURATOR
Remuneration:Minimum $982.63 gross per week + super
Enquiries:Colin Scott – 0424 750 206 (Monday to Friday, 7.00am – 4.00pm)
Closing Date:Friday, 28 February 2014 @ 5.00pm AEST
GARDENER
Two (2) Positions Available
Remuneration:Minimum $786.43 gpw + super
Enquiries:Colin Scott – 0424 750 206 (Monday to Friday, 7.00am – 4.00pm)
Closing Date:Friday, 28 February 2014 @ 5.00pm AEST
PLANT OPERATOR
Remuneration:Minimum $811.65 gpw + super
Enquiries: Peter Rowlands – 0424 751 496 (Monday to Friday, 7.00am – 4.00pm)
Closing Date:Monday, 3 March 2014 @ 5.00pm AEST
CIVIC THEATRE: CASUAL FRONT OF HOUSE
Remuneration: Minimum $24.80 gross per hour + super
Enquiries:Jo Somerville – 02 6926 9684
Closing Date:Friday, 14 March 2014 @ 5.00pm AEST
To view these opportunities and apply, please visit Wagga Wagga City Council’s vacancy page…
Newcastle University Choir Concert Dates
May 18, 2pm, Great Hall
Do you hear the People Sing! – Music theatre greats
August 3, 2pm, Great Hall
I Remember – Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the outbreak of World War I.
December 3, 2pm
Christ Church Cathedral
The Newcastle University Choir meets every Monday night at 7pm in the Great Hall at the University. If you love music, and can hold a tune, you’re more than welcome. To find out more, see our website at www.newcastleuniversitychoir.com.au .
South Australia Opera: 2014
Giuseppe Verdi
Festival Theatre
3, 6, 8, 10 May
Giuseppe Verdi
Festival Theatre
25, 28, 30 October and 1 November
Philip Glass Triology
Akhnaten, Einstein on the beach and Satyagraha
Her Majesty’s Theatre
5-23 August
Sydney Opera House: Music 2014
| Event | Presenter | Date | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
 ELEKTRADAVID ROBERTSON CONDUCTS AN OPERA IN THE CONCERT HALL |
Sydney Symphony | 22 February – 24 February |
Concert Hall |
 Beethoven’s Septet |
Omega Ensemble | 23 February | Utzon Room |
 The Hills Are Stayin’ Alive |
Oslo fagottkor via Backstage Management og Produksjon AS | 26 February – 27 February |
Utzon Room |
 ROBERTSON CONDUCTS JOHN WILLIAMSMUSIC FROM THE MOVIES |
Sydney Symphony | 27 February – 1 March |
Concert Hall |
 THE NECKS |
Sydney Opera House | 3 March | Joan Sutherland Theatre |
 NEKO CASE |
Sydney Opera House | 3 March | Concert Hall |
.jpg) rePLAY – Symphony of Heroes |
Sydney Symphony | 7 March – 8 March |
Concert Hall |
 FLYING LOTUS LAYER 3 |
Sydney Opera House and FBi Radio in association with The Operatives present | 9 March | Concert Hall |
 RUSSIAN DAYDREAMSTCHAIKOVSKY & PROKOFIEV |
Sydney Symphony | 12 March – 15 March |
Concert Hall |
 YO LA TENGO |
Sydney Opera House and FBi Radio | 13 March | Concert Hall |
| Event | Presenter | Date | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
 HAYDN’S SURPRISE |
Australian Haydn Ensemble | 15 March | Utzon Room |
 Billy Bragg |
Viv Lees, Radio National, The Music & Max TV | 16 March | Concert Hall |
 An Evening with Glen Hansard with special guest Lisa O’Neill |
Sydney Opera House in association with Gaynor Crawford | 17 March – 20 March |
Concert Hall |
 NEIL FINN |
Sydney Opera House by arrangement with Live Nation & Artist Voice | 18 March – 22 March |
Concert Hall |
 BEETHOVEN’S FIFTH |
Sydney Symphony | 19 March – 20 March |
Concert Hall |
| BEETHOVEN’S FIFTH TEA AND SYMPHONY |
Sydney Symphony | 21 March | Concert Hall |
 ENCORE |
Board of Studies, Teaching and Educational Standards NSW | 24 March | Concert Hall |
.jpg) KIM BUMSOO SHOWCHESTRA |
JK Entertainment | 27 March | Concert Hall |
 Troy Cassar-Daley & Adam Harvey:The Great Country Song Book |
Troy Cassar-Daley, Adam Harvey, Artist Network & Sony Music | 28 March | Concert Hall |
 My Generation – 50 Years of The Who |
Empire Touring | 1 April | Studio |
| Event | Presenter | Date | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
 Gladiator with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra |
Sydney Symphony | 4 April – 5 April |
Concert Hall |
 MOZART & HAYDNTEA AND SYMPHONY |
Sydney Symphony | 4 April | Concert Hall |
 Joanna MacGregor (Piano) |
Sydney Opera House | 6 April | Utzon Room |
 HEAVENLY SCHUBERT |
Sydney Symphony | 10 April – 12 April |
Concert Hall |
 Haydn & Italian Cello |
Australian Chamber Orchestra | 13 April | Concert Hall |
 BUDDY GUY AND BANDWITH SPECIAL GUEST CHARLIE MUSSELWHITE AND BAND |
Sydney Opera House | 19 April | Concert Hall |
 Jeff Beck |
Live Nation | 21 April | Concert Hall |
 IRON AND WINE |
Sydney Opera House and FBi Radio | 23 April | Concert Hall |
 Mozart’s Quintet |
Omega Ensemble | 27 April | Utzon Room |
 THE JEZABELS |
Sydney Opera House by arrangement with Artist Voice | 28 April – 29 April |
Concert Hall |
 STRICTLY LUHRMANNMUSIC FROM THE MOVIES |
Sydney Symphony | 2 May – 3 May |
Concert Hall |
 DORISDORIS DAY – SO MUCH MORE THAN THE GIRL NEXT DOOR |
Jeff Lewis & Phil Bathols | 6 May – 11 May |
Drama Theatre |
 THE ‘RACH 3’: RUSSIAN MAESTROS |
Sydney Symphony | 8 May – 10 May |
Concert Hall |
 ELIJAH: CELESTIAL VOICES |
Sydney Symphony | 14 May – 17 May |
Concert Hall |
 Flinders Quartet: 2014 Concert Season Program 1 |
Flinders Quartet Inc | 14 May | Utzon Room |
 Dame Kiri Te Kanawa |
The Music House | 20 May | Joan Sutherland Theatre |
 Timeline |
Australian Chamber Orchestra | 25 May – 29 May |
Concert Hall |
 Timo-Veikko Valve (Cello) Neal Peres Da Costa (Harpsichord) |
Sydney Opera House | 1 June | Utzon Room |
 MOZART’S HAFFNER SYMPHONYTEA AND SYMPHONY |
Sydney Symphony | 6 June | Concert Hall |
 BEETHOVEN PIANO CONCERTOSROBERTSON AND AX |
Sydney Symphony | 12 June – 14 June |
Concert Hall |
| Event | Presenter | Date | Venue |
|---|---|---|---|
 BEETHOVEN PIANO CONCERTOS 3 & 4ROBERTSON AND AX |
Sydney Symphony | 16 June – 18 June |
Concert Hall |
 BEETHOVEN’S EMPEROR PIANO CONCERTOROBERTSON AND AX |
Sydney Symphony | 20 June – 21 June |
Concert Hall |
 Elizabeth Wallfisch (violin) Raphael Wallfisch (cello) |
Sydney Opera House | 22 June | Utzon Room |
.jpg) Anthony Warlow & Faith Prince |
John Frost & Phil Bathols | 27 June – 28 June |
Concert Hall |
 Emerson String Quartet |
Sydney Opera House | 29 June | Studio |
 Mahler 4 & Sibelius 6 |
Australian Chamber Orchestra | 29 June | Concert Hall |
 Alisa Weilerstein (Cello) |
Sydney Opera House | 7 July | Utzon Room |
 BRAHMS & DVORAK: ROMANTIC MASTERPIECES |
Sydney Symphony | 10 July – 12 July |
Concert Hall |
 JANDAMARRA: SING FOR COUNTRY |
Sydney Symphony | 16 July – 17 July |
Concert Hall |
| JANDAMARRA: SING FOR COUNTRY TEA & SYMPHONY |
Sydney Symphony | 18 July | Concert Hall |
 MOZART’S MUSICAL JOKE |
Australian Haydn Ensemble | 19 July | Utzon Room |
 HARP LEGENDS: SIMONE YOUNG CONDUCTS |
Sydney Symphony | 24 July – 28 July |
Concert Hall |
 Choir of King’s College, Cambridge |
Musica Viva | 26 July | Concert Hall |
 Bo Skovhus (Baritone) and Simone Young (Piano) |
Sydney Opera House | 27 July | Utzon Room |
 PEPE ROMERO: GUITAR FROM THE HEART |
Sydney Symphony | 1 August – 2 August |
Concert Hall |
 FOUR LAST SONGS:ROBERTSON & BREWER PERFORM STRAUSS |
Sydney Symphony | 13 August – 16 August |
Concert Hall |
 HEAR IT, FEEL IT: MUSIC, EMOTION AND THE BRAIN |
Sydney Symphony | 20 August – 21 August |
Concert Hall |
| HEAR IT, FEEL IT: MUSIC, EMOTION AND THE BRAIN TEA & SYMPHONY |
Sydney Symphony | 22 August | Concert Hall |
 Intimate Letters |
Australian Chamber Orchestra | 24 August | Concert Hall |
 SYMPHONIC INSPIRATION:ROBERTSON CONDUCTS BRAHMS |
Sydney Symphony | 29 August – 1 September |
Concert Hall |
| Flinders Quartet: 2014 Concert Season Program 2 |
Flinders Quartet Inc | 3 September | Utzon Room |
 Nicola Benedetti (Violin) |
Sydney Opera House | 7 September | Utzon Room |
 BRUCKNER 6:STEPHEN HOUGH PLAYS DVORAK |
Sydney Symphony | 17 September – 20 September |
Concert Hall |
 THE MATRIX: FILM IN CONCERT |
Sydney Symphony | 26 September – 27 September |
Concert Hall |
 Xuefei Yang (Classical Guitar) |
Sydney Opera House | 28 September | Utzon Room |
 BEETHOVEN’S PIANO CONCERTO |
Australian Haydn Ensemble | 29 September | Utzon Room |
 TCHAIKOVSKY 5& JAMES EHNES PERFORMS PROKOFIEV |
Sydney Symphony | 9 October – 11 October |
Concert Hall |
 DRAMATIC TRUMPET |
Sydney Symphony | 22 October – 23 October |
Concert Hall |
| DRAMATIC TRUMPET TEA AND SYMPHONY |
Sydney Symphony | 24 October | Concert Hall |
| Flinders Quartet: 2014 Concert Season Program 3 |
Flinders Quartet Inc | 29 October | Utzon Room |
 MAHLER 7: NIGHT MUSIC |
Sydney Symphony | 29 October – 1 November |
Concert Hall |
 Tognetti’s Beethoven |
Australian Chamber Orchestra | 2 November – 3 November |
Concert Hall |
 WEST SIDE STORY: ON STAGE AND SCREEN |
Sydney Symphony | 6 November – 8 November |
Concert Hall |
 Andreas Ottensamer (Clarinet) |
Sydney Opera House | 9 November | Utzon Room |
 MOZART, SCHUMANN & BEETHOVEN |
Sydney Symphony | 14 November | Concert Hall |
 VANSKA CONDUCTS BRAHMS |
Sydney Symphony | 19 November – 22 November |
Concert Hall |
 BRAHMS & MAHLER: SYMPHONIC FIRSTS |
Sydney Symphony | 27 November – 1 December |
Concert Hall |
 Marwood’s Serenade |
Australian Chamber Orchestra | 30 November | Concert Hall |
 ENIGMA VARIATIONS:ZIMMERMAN PLAYS SIBELIUS |
Sydney Symphony | 3 December – 6 December |
Concert Hall |
 CPE BACH’S 300TH ANNIVERSARY |
Australian Haydn Ensemble | 21 December | Utzon Room |
Sydney Opera House: Opera 2014
 Great Opera Hits |
Opera Australia | 5 January – 23 March |
Joan Sutherland Theatre |
 The Magic Flute |
Opera Australia | 10 January – 26 March |
Joan Sutherland Theatre |
 Carmen |
Opera Australia | 3 February – 29 March |
Joan Sutherland Theatre |
 Eugene Onegin |
Opera Australia | 28 February – 28 March |
Joan Sutherland Theatre |
 Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour: Madama Butterfly |
Opera Australia | 21 March – 12 April |
Fleet Steps |
570x320.jpg) Rigoletto |
Opera Australia | 26 June – 24 August |
Joan Sutherland Theatre |
 Otello |
Opera Australia | 5 July – 2 August |
Joan Sutherland Theatre |
 Don Giovanni |
Opera Australia | 25 July – 30 August |
Joan Sutherland Theatre |
 Jonas Kaufmann |
Opera Australia | 10 August | Concert Hall |
 The Elixir Of Love |
Opera Australia | 11 August – 31 August |
Joan Sutherland Theatre |
| Presenter | Date | Venue | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Rodgers and Hammerstein The King and I |
Opera Australia | 9 September – 5 October |
Joan Sutherland Theatre |
Sydney Conservatorium February Events
| DATE | EVENT | TIME |
|---|---|---|
| 22 Feb, 2014Saturday |
Afternoon Tour – Rising Stars
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1:00pm |
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Morning Tour – Rising Stars
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10:00am | |
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Open Academy – Rising Stars
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11:00am | |
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Open Academy – Rising Stars
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2:00pm | |
| 26 Feb, 2014Wednesday |
Lunchbreak Concert: Piano Unit
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1:10pm |
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Post-Concert Tour – Lunchbreak
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2:00pm | |
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Pre-Concert Tour – Lunchbreak
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11:00am | |
| 28 Feb, 2014Friday | 
DMA Recital: Alfred Hill’s Concerto for Viola
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6:00pm |
| 01 Mar, 2014Saturday |
Afternoon Tour – Rising Stars
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1:00pm |
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Morning Tour – Rising Stars
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10:00am |
Newcastle Conservatorium 2014 Program
| 20 Feb, 2014 Thursday | Musica Viva presents Kelemen Quartet. Combining youthful brilliance with the finest Hungarian tradition, the Kelemen Quartet’s energetic flair and striking charisma adds a thrilling modern zest to their performance of music from their great compatriot Bartok alongside a world premiere by Ross Edwards and well-known masterpieces. | 7.30pm |
| 27 Feb, 2014 Thursday | Song Company. Fire of Love. From the courtly romance of the troubadours to the sensuous madrigal musings of Marenzio, this concert explores the fire of emotion. | 7.00pm |
| 20 March, 2014 Thursday |
Musica Viva presents Sitkovetsky Trio. This award-winning trio of acclaimed young solosits is conquering the globe with its unusual blend of dazzling virtuosity and heartfelt, thoughtful artistry. Their delight in playing together reaches out across the footlights to touch audiences in music by Smetana, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and a new work by Carl Vine. | 7.30pm |
| 27 March, 2014 Thursday | Free Lunchtime Concert. American cellist Eugene Friesen four time Grammy Award Winner. Friesen has broken new ground for the cello, using it in a wide variety of non-classical settings and creating new techniques to expand its role as a solo and accompanying instrument | 1.00pm |
| 10 April, 2014 Thursday | Free Lunchtime Concert. Romano Crivici. Crivici’s music has its roots in pop, contemporary, classical and native Australian sources…simple, haunting melodic patterns. | 1.00pm |
| 15 May, 2014Thursday | Musica Viva presents American Brass Quintet. In their first Australian appearance for four decades, the world’s leading ‘high priests of brass’ bring their rich-toned and perfectly matched sound to this unforgettable, masterly concert, spanning the centuries from the grandeur of Renaissance Venice to the high-octane excitement of the 21st century. | 7.30pm |
| 4 Sept, 2014Thursday | Musica Viva presents Imogen Cooper. One of the greatest pianists of her generation, Imogen Cooper CBE makes a long overdue return to Australia for this special program highlighting her poetic, insightful interpretations of the composers closest to her heart: Brahms, Schubert and Schumann. | 7.30pm |
| 25 Sept, 2014Thursday | Musica Viva presents Borodin Quartet. The legendary Borodin String Quartet is approaching its 70th concert season, so every concert glows with the unmistakable authenticity of experience and knowledge: the power behind the mighty ‘Borodin sound’, heard at its finest in music by Shostakovich and Beethoven. | 7.30pm |
| 8 Nov, 2014Thursday | Musica Viva presents Ray Chen with Timothy Young. Raised in Brisbane, jet-setting virtuoso Ray Chen is one of the brightest stars in the new generation of violinists. His first national recital tour (with the sensitive accompaniment of Timothy Young) has all the spectacular fireworks you could wish for, from the elegant finesse of Mozart and Prokofiev to the exuberant acrobatics of Sarasate. | 7.30pm |
THE WOLFE BROTHERS CHASE THE DREAM IN 2014
MORE TOUR DATES ADDED
Tasmania’s favourite sons The Wolfe Brothers have burst into 2014 full steam ahead with their ‘eye of the tiger’ approach to chasing their dream. The rockin’ country band continue to ride the wave that started for them almost 18 months ago when they captured the attention of the nation, and were voted into second place in the final of the nationally televised show Australia’s Got Talent.
“There is only one way to make dreams come true and that is through hard work,” says Tom Wolfe. “This is something all four of us agree on and live by. The good thing is we actually love doing everything that is required to be successful in this business. We are having the time of our lives right now”.
Since their time on Australia’s Got Talent in late 2012, the band have been on the road touring with Lee Kernaghan and playing to sell-out crowds across the country. Their debut album IT’S ON was released in January 2013 and so far has spawned three Top 10 singles, including their first #1 song and #1 video The Girl, The Bottle, The Memory. In their first year, they not only won the hearts of the nation, but also recognition by their peers. The Wolfe Brothers were nominated for four Golden Guitar Awards at this year’s Australian Country Music Awards.
“Just to be nominated was amazing for us,” says drummer Casey Kostiuk. “To be nominated in four categories blew us away, especially being one of the finalists for Highest Selling Album of the Year. The year 2013 was a great start for us”.
None of this was overnight success though, the band have certainly earned their stripes over the years. The Wolfe Brothers consists of two brothers, Nick and Tom Wolfe, and their two best mates, guitarist Brodie Rainbird and drummer Casey Kostiuk. They all grew up together on the same road just outside of Hobart. During their high school years they all started playing music together in different bands covering glam rock and heavy metal. After leaving school they all got together to form The Wolfe Brothers and for six years were weekend warriors playing covers in pubs and clubs across Tasmania. Their onstage energy, combined with their tight sound earned them a legion of fans across the home state – everyone loved to party at their local with The Wolfe Brothers whenever they were in town.
When the band decided to record some original songs they were drawn to the music that they loved most – modern country rock. The brothers grew up on a healthy diet of Australian country music, thanks to their mum, and the rock element came from their dad who still drums in his own rock band. After recording a four-track EP and selling thousands of copies, the band put their own money into recording a full length album which became their debut effort – IT’S ON. After laying down the tracks for the album in their bedrooms on a portable recording system they were signed for management by Stephen White Management [SWM], who also manages Lee Kernaghan.
SWM took the recordings to a friend in Nashville by the name of Luke Wooten. Luke is one of Nashville’s hottest producers (he has produced albums for Dierks Bentley, Kellie Pickler and is currently working with Brad Paisley). He loved the sound of the band and agreed to mix what was literally a bedroom recording. The end result is IT’S ON and it’s no surprise the album has earned acclaim around the country. The band finally met up with Luke in Nashville in June 2013 when they performed at the CMA Global Artists Party. After some late night bonding in various honky tonks around the country music city, they all became friends. Luke will fly to Australia in March and to produce the band’s second album, which is due to be recorded in Byron Bay at Studio 301. The band have spent the month of February locked away recording demo tracks of the new songs for their second release.
“We are incredibly excited about recording this next album from the start with Luke,” says Nick Wolfe. “He is a gifted producer who delivers sonically incredible work. We are all very happy with the batch of new songs that we have to choose from for the album. The hard part will be choosing what songs make it onto the album, we’ve got a short list of about 30 new songs”.
The Wolfe Brothers continue to tour with Lee Kernaghan’s Beautiful Noise tour throughout 2014 and are also headlining their own shows all around Australia. Their third and current single Lovin’ In The Summertime is climbing the Australian Country Music Charts and in true The Wolfe Brothers style, they still haven’t stopped working! It is all go… go… go… for The Wolfe Brothers – It’s On!
Don’t miss these opportunities to check out The Wolfe Brothers in concert – this is the band who are putting the ‘rock’ back into country! Tickets are on sale now.
MARCH 2014
Wednesday 12 March 2014 | 8pm
Mittagong RSL Club, MITTAGONG NSW
Bookings: (02) 4872 6700 | www.mittagongrsl.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Thursday 13 March 2014 | 8pm
Dapto Leagues Club, DAPTO NSW
Bookings: (02) 4261 1333
w/ Lee Kernaghan
APRIL 2014
Friday 4 April 2014 | 8pm
Carmens, Miranda Hotel, MIRANDA NSW
Bookings: www.oztix.com.au
Special Guest: Morgan Evans Band
Saturday 5 April 2014 | 8pm
The Small Ballroom, NEWCASTLE NSW
Bookings: www.oztix.com.au
PLUS Special Guests TBA
Sunday 6 April 2014 | 10am-6pm
Penrith Working Truck Show
Museum of Fire, PENRITH NSW
Bookings: www.pwts.com.au
Family day including McAlister Kemp, Kaylens Rain + more
Sunday 6 April 2014 | 7.30pm
The Roller Den, ERSKINEVILLE NSW
Bookings: www.oztix.com.au
Special Guest: Morgan Evans Band
Friday 11 April 2014 | 8pm
Spurs Saloon, DEVONPORT TAS
Bookings: (03) 6424 2252 | www.goodstone.com.au
Special Guest: Caitlyn Shadbolt
Saturday 12 April 2014 | 8pm
George Town Memorial Hall, GEORGE TOWN TAS
Bookings: George Town RSL & Heritage Isle
Special Guest: Caitlyn Shadbolt
Sunday 13 April 2014 | 3.30pm
Longley International Hotel, HOBART TAS
Bookings: (03) 6239 6378
Special Guest: Caitlyn Shadbolt
Saturday 19 April 2014
Easter in the Country Festival, ROMA QLD
Bookings: www.easterinthecountryroma.com.au
Family Outdoor Festival
Friday 25 April 2014
The Barn Palais, MT GAMBIER SA
Chapmans Newsagency, 11 Commercial Street West, Mt. Gambier | (08) 8725 3300
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Saturday 26 April 2014 | 8pm
Wimmera Events Centre, HORSHAM VIC
Bookings: Harvey World Travel (03) 5382 6699
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Sunday 27 April 2014 | 4pm
River Sound Shell, MILDURA VIC
Bookings: Mildura Arts Centre Box Office (03) 5018 8330 | www.milduraartscentre.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
MAY 2014
Thursday 1 May 2014 | 8pm
Hallam Hotel, HALLAM VIC
Bookings: (03) 8786 0200 | www.ticketmaster.com.au
Special Guests: Brook Chivell Band
Friday 2 May 2014 | 8pm
Revolver Band Room, PRAHAN VIC
Bookings: (03) 9521 5985 | http://tickets.revolverupstairs.com.au
Special Guests: Brook Chivell Band + Jessica-Jade
Saturday 3 May 2014 | 8pm
The Saloon Bar, TRARALGON VIC
Bookings: (03) 5176 0463 | www.oztix.com.au
Special Guests: Brook Chivell Band
Tuesday 6 May 2014
Albany Entertainment Centre, ALBANY WA
Bookings: Entertainment Centre Box Office (08) 9844 5005 | www.ticketek.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Wednesday 7 May 2014
Bunbury Entertainment Centre, BUNBURY WA
Bookings: Entertainment Centre Box Office 1300 661 272 | www.bunburyentertainment.com
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Thursday 8 May 2104
Mandura PAC, MANDURAH WA
Bookings: Entertainment Centre Box Office (08) 9550 3900 | www.manpac.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Friday 9 May 2014
Crown Theatre Perth Casino, PERTH WA
Bookings: Crown Box Office & Ticketek 1300 795 012 | www.ticketek.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Saturday 10 May 2014
Queens Park Th. GERALDTON WA
Bookings: Theatre Box Office (08) 9956 6662 | www.queensparktheatre.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Saturday 17 May 2014
The Venue, TOWNSVILLE QLD
Bookings: www.ticketek.com
Plus Special Guests
Tuesday 20 May 2014
Nautilus Theatre, PORT LINCOLN SA
Bookings: Theatre Box Office (08) 8683 5088
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Wednesday 21 May 2014
Middleback Theatre, WHYALLA SA
Bookings: Theatre Box Office (08) 8644 7300 | www.countryarts.org.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Thursday 22 May 2014
Northern Festival Centre, PORT PIRIE SA
Bookings: Theatre Box Office (08) 8633 8500 | www.countryarts.org.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Friday 23 May 2014
Chaffey Theatre, RENMARK SA
Bookings: Theatre Box Office (08) 8586 1800 | www.countryarts.org.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Saturday 24 May 2014
Barossa Arts Centre, TANUNDA SA
Bookings: Theatre Box Office (08) 8561 4299 | www.barossaconvention.org
w/ Lee Kernaghan
AUGUST 2014
Saturday 9 August 2014
Jarndunmunda Nameless Festival, TOM PRICE WA
Bookings: www.namelessfestival.com.au
W/ The Potbelleez
Wednesday 20 August 2014 | 8pm
Orange Ex-Services Club, ORANGE NSW
Bookings: (02) 6362 2666 | www.oesc.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Thursday 21 August 2014 | 8pm
Bathurst Panthers Club, BATHURST NSW
Bookings: (02) 6330 0600 | www.bathurst.panthers.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Friday 22 August 2014 | 8pm
Parklands Resort, MUDGEE NSW
Bookings: (02) 6372 1020 | www.visitmudgeeregion.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Saturday 23 August 2014 | 8pm
Dubbo RSL Club, DUBBO NSW
Bookings: (02) 6882 4411 | www.dubborsl.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan
Saturday 30 August 2014
Gympie Muster, GYMPIE QLD
Bookings: www.muster.com.au
OCTOBER 2014
Saturday 4 October 2014
Looking Forward Music Festival
Bundaberg Agro Trend Grounds, BUNDABERG QLD
Bookings: www.gumnutpromotions.com.au
w/ Lee Kernaghan