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It’s the third Thursday!

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Open Mic Night

Yes it’s the third Thursday and like every month, the North Byron Hotel is calling all aspiring musicians to the SAE Audio & Music students’, hosted Open Mic Night.

Whether you’re a boot scootin’ cowboy, soulful serenader or rock ‘n’ roll sensation, the stage is set and waiting.

Register before 5pm on the day. There are prizes to be won, and a whole heap of punters to entertain. We can’t wait to see you there.

Look for the What’s On page at the North Byron Hotel website to register: northbyronhotel.com.au.

Be there for the fun from 5.30pm until late.

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