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March 23, 2023

Funk Comes to Mullum Town

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‘Kellie Knight and the Daze’ together form  a powerful, highly polished new North Coast-based music collective combining authentic old school grooves with contemporary dance music, playing an eclectic and carefully chosen blend of dynamic dance tunes. “The Daze” comprises some of the leading instrumentalists in our local region…. it’s a unique sound and a great band that makes you wanna move.

Putting time in on the wheels of steel are locals Dj Monkeybolt and Dj duo Bitchin Hot Fat. All local with a wealth of experience and an underground buzz to their name they will be spinning for your pleasure Twisted Funk, Bent Techno and Carnival House guaranteed to keep the dancefloor moving and entertained.

The Loungeroom  has a reputation for delivering top quality acts and this inaugural funk / electronic night will be no different delivering music for your head and feet adding another heavyweight to its already impressive roster.

Tickets will be available at Mullum Book Shop, Ex Services Club or at the Door for booking and info ph 0419 237 932

 


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