Friday 21st February @ 7:00pm FREE ENTRY
Martin Lee Cropper plays authentic yet original 1920's style Mississippi Delta & Hill Country blues with a dash of East Coast Piedmont &
Texas blues in the mix. He has 3 CDs of his blues available at the gig. 'Burning the Midnight Oil' 'The Jinx' & 'Bridgetown Hill
Country Blues'
Friday 17th January @ 7:30pm - FREE ENTRY
London based saxophonist Brandon Allen hits the southwest as part of a nationwide tour, promoting his new album "BATL Quartet
LIVE".
Originally from Perth, Brandon relocated to London in 2000 and over the past 20 years has established himself as one of the most in demand
saxophonists in the UK and Europe.
He has performed with many varied artists including Eric Clapton, Paloma Faith, Neil Diamond, Gary Husband, Stefano Di Battista,
Jools Holland, US3, The Blockheads, Ronnie Cuber, Mark Nightingale and others.
He is the saxophonist in the Kyle Eastwood Band, touring internationally for the past 5 years as well as being heavily featured on 3 of
Kyle's critically acclaimed albums.
Shortly after this Australian tour, he will be joining Kyle on a tour of the Far East, performing at The Bluenote clubs in Beijing, Shanghai
and Tokyo.
He will be playing standard jazz repertoire and also some funkier tracks that he has produced.
NYE is fast approaching ... can you believe it?
Experience the glitz of 'Roaring' ... roaring 20’s French style!
Café De Flore ... a famous coffee house in Paris in the 1920’s where the rich and famous would congregate and want to “be seen”.
So, get in the 'swing' of things and get 'dressed up' in your favourite 1920's get up and get ready to 'shimmer & shine'.
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~~ LIVE MUSIC ~~
RENARD ROUGE ~ Gypsy 20’s swing with a French theme. Then to finish the night off, DJ SARA MONY will pump out some dance floor party
classics with a speakeasy style.
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~~TICKETS~~
$35PP, this includes band, DJ and sparkling wine at midnight.
• 8.00pm/8:30pm bookings essential - Tickets $35
**** $30 early bird tickets purchased before December
• 9.00pm entry for band & DJ only (no seat) - Tickets $15
ALL TICKETS PURCHASED INCLUDE A GLASS OF JEAN PIERRE SPARKLING WINE AT MIDNIGHT!
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~~NYE SEATING PLANS~~
1st Seating: Family 4:30pm – 6.00pm
Kids eat FREE! (1 free child's meal per main meal ordered)
2nd Seating: 6.00pm/6.30pm (2 hour allocation)
Free entry, although you are required to purchase a $15 ticket if you're wanting to stay on. ***Must move to bar by 8.00pm with this ticket.
3rd Seating: 8.00pm/8:30pm
$35.00 includes band, DJ and sparkling wine at midnight
We'll be open until 1.00pm!!
BOOK NOW call (08) 9758 8280
Friday 13th December FREE ENTRY
The Legend returns!
Libby Hammer is one of Perth's premier jazz vocalists. With a background in musical theatre and circus, along with five years of music study
and 16 years of music industry experience, she has developed a solid reputation in Western Australia as an accomplished jazz singer,
bandleader and vocal coach.
Libby started working as a professional jazz singer in 1996, a year before her graduation from Western Australia's Academy of Performing
Arts at Edith Cowan University, and since then has enjoyed a solid schedule of performances in a variety of settings.
Destined for the stage and with extra skills from her many years as a young gymnast, Libby performed in musicals as a child, both
professional and amateur. Her professional roles included a chorus part in the WA Opera's La Bohème and the character 'Pepper' in the
National Theatre's Annie, both at His Majesty’s Theatre, in 1981.
She performed in amateur productions throughout her high school years and language studies at the University of Western Australia, where she
earned a bachelor's degree majoring in French. In 1990, soon after graduating from UWA, Libby was performing professionally again, this time
in the circus musical Barnum, again at His Majesty’s Theatre. Having trained intensively in circus skills for this production, Libby worked
for a few years as a birthday party clown, costume actor and singing telegram deliverer, before discovering the enticing sounds of jazz
music.
