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A wave of Surf Trash

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Couch Wizard

Get ready to ride the wave of music at the Youth Concert – Surf Trash! On Thursday, 14 September from 6.30pm at the Lennox Head Cultural Centre, there will be an unforgettable night of pure energy and talent.

The event boasts an epic line-up featuring the sun-bleached sounds of Surf Trash, the melodic, hard-hitting tunes of Couch Wizard, and the psych-rock beats of Puff.

Whether you’re a fan of punk rock, indie vibes, or just looking to discover some amazing new music, this concert is the place to be!

Grab your friends, put on your dancing shoes, and get ready to rock out to the most exciting local bands in town.

Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to support our talented youth and immerse yourself in a night of pure musical magic.

This is a free event but you must register for tickets through Eventbrite. www.eventbrite.com/e/youth-concert-surf-trash-tickets-674905850567.

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