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rhonnie-tant-ear-candy-Ear Candy are Darrel Beasant and Rhonnie Tant.

Promoting their second studio album Rollin’ Down the Highway, Ear Candy write, perform and produce their varying styles of original music from their home-based studio in Brisbane.

Darrel and Rhonnie are currently doing gigs around southeast Queensland and New South Wales. They are working on writing and recording new music for their third studio album, which is due for release in 2014.

On New Years Eve you can find them at the Kingscliff Bowling Club.

Find this and many other great gigs in Echonetdaily’s North Coast Gig Guide.

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