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September 29, 2023
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Enjoy a cookin’ six-piece swing band featuring Brisbane’s top musicians, Shannon Marshall trumpet direct from Brisvegas, Ashley Lewis the coastal jazz man on trombone, John Woodend MD and saxes, Shane Calderbank on keys, fresh from Wicked, Nick Woodend on bass and Ashley Higgins on drums.

Mandy sings and dances the fabulous music of the 1940s era. With a career in television and stage Mandy Goullet brings back old-school entertainment featuring songs from Ella Fitzgerald, Bette Midler, Judy Garland and many more. With stunning costumes and some hot Latin tunes to spice up the evening, come and enjoy a night out of live quality entertainment and fun with Miss Mandy and her band. Friday, Condong Bowling Club.

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