Sorry people, council, after telling us we could, has now told us we cannot use the Kincumba Mnt Kiosk for now so we will be holding this event at the Hardys Bay Club. Finger crossed CCC will return the Kiosk to functioning condition soon so we can return there for our March 12th event.

Doors open at 12.00pm and music starts at 1pm.
You need to be double vaxed, QR in and have your certificate handy. Sorry but we have to do this so that the club can stay open without being fined.
So bring your certificate, a smile and then everyone can have a great afternoon full of music, food and drinks.
Unfortunately there is to be no singing or dancing indoors except for the musicians, but outside we can dance to our hearts content.
Whilst inside you must wear a mask unless you are eating or drinking.
Tickets can be bought at the front door on the day.

 

We are four seasoned Central Coast musicians with a love of The Blues. Together we have played 100’s of gig’s with various bands in Australia and the UK. The band plays mostly original material with some covers. The music has been described as laid back, mellow and Blues inspired.

    * John Rumsey - Guitar, Vocals and Bluesharp

    * Graham Collyer - Lead Guitar

    * Andrew Tolmie - Bass

    * Larry Daley - Everything Percussion

We are Louie the Fly but we are not “bad & mean and mighty unclean”

You can find us at www.louiethefly.com

A Band Called Mirrabooka (River of Life)
Mirrabooka are a remarkable four-piece band of experienced musicians. Collectively each member has been involved in the music industry for many decades and have performed with many artists/musicians and genres of music in that time.
The band is made up of two couples, Rob and Liz and Rosie and Glenn and formed over 9 years ago. Mirrabooka are popular around their home town as well as national and international regions.
After the release of their first album in 2010, River of Life. Mirrabooka have continued to write and perform together and are regulars around the Central Coast and Sydney venues , charity events and corporate functions, commercial and private parties Memorial and Plaza stages at The Entrance and many of the Coast’s clubs and pubs. They are in demand for Ukulele and Folk Festivals such as Hawaii, Darwin, Cairns, New Zealand, Tasmania, New Zealand, Brackets and Jam, Central Coast Ukulele Festival, Blue Mountains and Tasmania, just to name a few.
While performing and touring they wrote their second album of original songs - The album, River of Dreams released in 2017.
Mirrabooka are headlining this year 2018 at the Darwin /Mandurah Ukulele Folk Festival, Central Coast Ukulele Festival and Opotiki New Zealand Island festival.
You can also catch them at Terrigal Beach or the Plaza at The Entrance or Tall Timbers Hotel last Sunday of the month.
You’ll be inspired and captivated by the beautiful vocals and harmonies, the rhythmic songs and melodies of their originals songs and dance to their catchy covers.
Liz and Rosie share most of the lead vocals giving Mirrabooka the unique sound with tight harmonies and Rob and Glenn bring another depth to the stage with their male vocals solid rhythmic bass and drums.
Mirrabooka have a unique original sound of beautiful acoustic music made up with acoustic guitars, mandolins, ukuleles, drums, djembe drums and bass, then throw in some very catchy covers and great sense of humour and you have ‘Mirrabooka‘. Mirrabooka are now writing for their third album.
Liz Kitney: Vocals, guitar, mandolin, ukulele and composer.
Rosemary Ewing: Vocals, ukulele, mandolin, flute, penny whistle, percussion, composer.
Rob Kitney: Vocals, Drums, Percussion, Cajon, ukulele, and composer
Glenn Ewing: Bass, guitar, ukulele, mandolin, harp, vocals and composer.
The aboriginal meaning of Mirrabooka is
The Milky Way – Southern Cross - The River of Dreams – is a place where their ancestors go when they pass and they look down upon you.