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On the Prowl: Frankie J Holden and Wilbur Wilde.
On the Prowl: Frankie J Holden and Wilbur Wilde.

Welcome to Echonetdaily’s Free Friday. Each Friday we give away free tickets or other prizes to a lucky subscriber.

This week it’s one for old-time rock’n’roll fans as iconic Aussie rockers Frankie J Holden and Wilbur Wilde take you back in time at the Ballina RSL on Saturday 9 October.

We know that some of you are going to be On the Prowl for these tickets and Twistin’ the Night Away if you win them.

So if you want to Frankie and Wilbur  back where it all began, performing together onstage, get to it!

Subscription to Echonetdaily if free, and means you’ll receive a daily dose of our news directly to your inbox (if you don’t already).

To enter the draw to win, simply email your name and postcode to [email protected].

If you aren’t a current subscriber to Echonetdaily, don’t worry, we’ll simply add you to our list.

The lucky winner of the tickets is Peter Robb.

 

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