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Lemon Chicken at the Courthouse

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Lemon Chicken

It’s almost the silly season and what better way to celebrate than with a traditional Lemon Chicken gig at the Courthouse, Mullumbimby.

Playing a myriad of covers from Paul Kelly through to Rage Against the Machine, the band will also bring to the stage a special treat, throwing in some new tunes for added flavour.

Lemon Chicken are inviting all to come on down for simultaneous dancing and drinking and the possibility of Luke in a tutu; everyone is welcome for a fun night which the band are hoping will be their biggest yet at the Courthouse.

A local band set on bringing live music back to town, head down to support them.

Friday, November 15 starting at 8:00pm, only $5 entry

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