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Morning Melodies with Tommy Memphis

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Tommy Memphis

Just as Hamburg was the crucible that forged the Beatles, a venue where they honed their craft with marathon six to seven hour sessions, sometimes performing seven nights a week, it takes a special artist to thrive in such an environment. It was a place that sorted the truly talented from the rest. Fast forward half a century, and one of the East Coast’s most cherished acts, Tommy Memphis, found his own crucible in Ibiza, where he spent five northern hemisphere summers.

In Ibiza, Tommy Memphis graced the stage of a resort, performing seven nights a week for a diverse audience that ranged from lively backpackers to affluent European holidaymakers, and everyone in between. This experience pushed him to dig deep, searching for unique ways to entertain and captivate his ever-changing audience.

Upon his return to Australia, Tommy embarked on a journey that led him to perform at some of the country’s grandest venues, including The Palms at Melbourne’s Crown Casino, supporting acts like The Platters and Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. Through these experiences Tommy honed his ability to command the largest audiences, holding them in the palm of his hand.

Tommy Memphis is a musical chameleon, seamlessly transitioning between rock ‘n’ roll and country in his epic 90-minute shows, while sprinkling in other genres for good measure. His performances are imbued with a genuine warmth that can only come from doing what he loves.

Attending one of Tommy’s shows is more than just a musical experience; it’s an uplifting journey that will leave you feeling better about yourself – a trademark of his exceptional talent. Don’t miss the chance to witness Tommy Memphis at Morning Melodies – it’s a musical encounter that will leave you smiling from ear to ear!

See Tommy next week – Friday the 13 is your lucky day at the Ballina RSL, Level One from 10am. For tickets visit: ballinarsl.com.au.


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