Live on the SHAMROCK STAGE this
Week
TUESDAY 3 JUNE – Big Jim Sanders 9:30-11:30 Seniors Morning
WEDNESDAY 1 JULY – Carrizma 12-2pm
THURSDAY 2 JULY – Shari 7pm-11pm
FRIDAY 3 JULY – 4 in a Groove 8pm – 12pm
SATURDAY 4 JULY – Rhythm & Groove 7pm-11pm
SUNDAY 5 JULY – Carrizma 5pm-9pm
Live AUDITORIUM Shows
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Tickets?
To reward the loyal social
butterflies that attend the great Auditorium shows at Brothers, setting aside a
number of tickets for each show to giveaway to our "email friends"!
Before each show we will send an email to announce the giveaway with a
question. You will have a set period of time to email us back with the answer
and you could win a Double Pass to the Show!
All you have to do to
register is send an email to win@brotherscairns.com.au with the subject "Join
Congo" and your Name, Age, Contact Details and the type of entertainment
you prefer. HOW EASY IS THAT! And when you register with the Congo (Concert
Goers) Club, you will receive an email to let you know when Concerts are
released and when tickets go on sale so you will always be able to get the best
seats first!
STRUNG OUT
Supported by No Use For A Name
Saturday 26th July
2008
Doors
Open 8pm. Show Starts 8.30pm.
Tickets
$37 Presale or $42 at the Door if available
(All
Show prices include $2 Ticketing Fee)
LICENCED
ALL AGES 15+ (Under 18s MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult)
STANDING ONLY.
NO HOLDS. NO REFUNDS.
Two of
the greats of Californian punk rock, Strung Out and No Use for a Name, will be
taking in as many cities as they can squeeze into one month this July when they
embark on the Strangers in the Outback tour! No Use for a Name have no idea
what to expect, but Strung Out are no strangers to our far flung corners,
having played over 50 shows here with Frenzal Rhomb back in 2001. Last time
they took a bunker mentality, cramming 10 people into a 4 sleeper campervan and
spending much of the bumpy ride peering fearfully out of the windows in search
of yowies and Ivan Milat. Stronger for the experience, Strung Out will
lead No Use for a Name into the great unknown for another round of regional
(and metropolitan) touring madness. If you live in one of these towns, and
rudimentary statistics say that you probably do, you’ll hopefully show up to
share some local knowledge and play a role in some of the crazy touring stories
that Strung Out and No Use for a Name will no doubt return home with…
GYROSCOPE with Special Guests SHIHAD
Supported by the Sugar Army
Tuesday 5th
August 2008
Doors
Open 8pm. Show Starts 8.30pm.
Tickets
$31 Presale or $35 the Door if available
(All
Show prices include $2 Ticketing Fee)
LICENCED
ALL AGES 15+ (Under 18s MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult)
STANDING ONLY.
NO HOLDS. NO REFUNDS.
With a fresh approach, this
talented four piece who’ve been together since school, have somewhat
re-invented themselves introducing a more eclectic sound. It’s been a healthy
start with ‘Snakeskin’, the first single from ‘Breed Obsession’, debuting at number
30 on the ARIA national album chart and taking out the number 16 spot on Triple
j’s hottest 100. The track is also currently featured in all Network Ten
promotions for the AFL season. Released on Saturday July 12, Gyroscope’s new
single ‘Australia’ delves deeper into the band’s pop attributes delivering a
poignant tuneful track which draws you in with its acoustic opening and takes
you on a melodic ride as its marching-band beat and lush strings build to its
magic crescendo. ‘Australia’ is testimony to a young band willing to challenge
themselves and with this track they’ve superbly crafted an anthemic major
crossover hit which has already been embraced widely by radio around the
country.
Packed with passion, commitment,
and sincere dedication to their art, Gyroscope are currently the hottest export
from the West. They’re completely focused and ready to deliver powered pop-rock
sets for fans as they make their way around the nation. It’s with great
pleasure we announce SHIHAD as special guests for the Australia tour,
they compliment one of the great bills to be
seen in Australia this year with the announcement they are to tour almost
everywhere with Gyroscope. Shihad return in splendid fashion with their new
album ‘Beautiful Machine’. Spawning the glorious radio singles ‘One Will Hear
The Other’ and ‘Vampires’, along with signature heavy groove laden numbers
‘Chameleon’, ‘Rule The World’, and the punk leanings of ‘Count It Up’,
‘Beautiful Machine’ again demonstrates Shihad as masters of reinvention. For well
over a decade Shihad’s rock peers have acknowledged the band as one of the
greatest live acts in the world. The guys have shared stages with some of the
greats, Tool, AC/DC, Faith No More, Metallica and can count Iggy and Mr Grohl
among others as fans. With both bands having released incredible new albums and
both sharing reputations for incendiary live performances the Australia tour is
one not to be missed!
Add Sugar Army, one of the
most exhilarating new young bands to come out of WA for sometime, to the mix
and they’ll certainly complete what will be one serious rockin’ ride on the
Australia tour!
SHANNON NOLL
Support to be advised
Friday 12th
September
Doors
Open 8pm. Show Starts 8.30pm.
Tickets
$35 Presale or $40 at the Door if available
(All
Show prices include $2 Ticketing Fee)
LICENCED
ALL AGES 15+ (Under 18s MUST be accompanied by a responsible adult)
STANDING ONLY.
NO HOLDS. NO REFUNDS.
Shannon
Noll is going back on the road with the "Turn It Up" Tour, his first
major national run in two years. The 17-date tour, will run from June to July
with shows all down the East Coast.
Following
his successful trip to the USA where he was the New York ambassador for G'Day
USA: Australia Week, Shannon can't wait to hit the road and get back to his
fans, making stops at cities in more than half the Australian territories. His
June/July run is the first of a two-leg tour, with the second run planned for
September/October. To top that, Shannon also has a new single from his latest
album 'Turn It Up' titled 'Everybody Needs A Little Help' and like his smash
'Lift', it sends spirits soaring with his poignant lyrics and raw honesty.
"I wanted to get the edge that 'Lift' had back in there, to say no matter
what you're going through, it's OK. You don't have to do it alone," says
Shannon. 'Turn It Up', his third and current album, debuted at #3 on the ARIA
albums chart. It has already produced one top 10 success with 'Loud', giving
the boy from Condoblin a record-setting total of 10 consecutive top ten singles,
including five #1s on the ARIA singles chart. Add his four ARIA award
nominations and it's clear that in just a few short years the three-time
running AVMA Best Male Artist has become one of Australia's most successful,
iconic and best-loved performers.
LEGENDS OF AUSTRALIAN COMEDY
CANCELLED
– Please Contact Reception for Refunds.
ALL AGES POLICY : Where a show
states “Licenced All Ages” Minors under the age of 18yrs MUST be Accompanied by
a Responsible Adult at all times. Where a show stages “(15+)”, NO Minors under
the age of 15yrs will be allowed entry – NO EXCEPTIONS. At no times will
children under the Age of 7yrs be allowed entry into Licenced Shows due to
Health & Safety recommendations. For further Information Regarding our
Policy on All Ages Shows or for any other Information please Call (07) 4053
1053 or email entertainment@brotherscairns.com.au.
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