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LIVE @ THE BOWLO – Renee Searles

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SATURDAY 12th NOV

Ukulele songstress Renee Searles, is feature act at this months “Live at the Bowlo”,  SAT November 12 th in Mullumbimby. Joined by her band of fabulous local talent featuring Ambika on piano, Oles Krolikowski and Marcus Patterson on guitars, bass, lap steel and ukuleles & Pete Wilkins on drums, expect an exquisite evening of aural beauty, lush melodies, haunting lyrics, blues, folk and much more…. Tickets from Mullum bookshop and at the door. 7.30

For Bookings @ INFO  Call 0419237932

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