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FESTIVAL CLUB MUSIC PROGRAM For the complete program see Revolver and Sydney Morning Herald daily listings. Doors open for The Festival Club music events in the Hall at 9.30pm - bands start after 10pm.
Late night music, comedy and performance in the fancy surrounds of the Festival Club Theatre - and you can take your drink in! Enjou your favourite musical artists in a more formal and intimate environment. Featured artists incluce:
Friday 16 January:
Sunday 18 January:
Thursday 22 January:
Thursday 29 January:
Friday 30 January:
DATE: Fri 16 - Sat 17, Thur 22 - Fri 23
Free music and dance performances
Wednesday 21 January:
Thursday 22 January:
Friday 23 January:
Sunday 25 January:
Thursday 29 January:
Friday 30 January:
Saturday 31 January:
Nude Night Surf Award Presentation and party with special guest bands.
DATE: Mon 19 Jan
Don your kilt and swing your partner to the great sounds of Alba, contemporary Scottish dance music.
DATE: Tue 20 Jan
Pacific Island festival featuring bands, DJs and multi-media installation/performance artists - see Special Events.
DATE: Sun 18 Jan Described as mysterious, impenetrable, unreachable, lazy and reclusive!, local pop and rock 'n' roll band Knievel are presently parading around like a bunch of show ponies on their "Apparently, this is what you have to do to be famous tour".
DATE: Fri 23 Jan
Beautifully crafted songs that lift your heart and click your brain into overdrive from Sydney band Peg.
DATE: Thur 22 Jan
Three Perth-based sopranos have slaved over a hot åstave' to bring you a full menu of fresh and surprising a cappella arrangements.
DATE: Mon 19 -Tue 20 Jan
Don't miss the annual reunion of the band known for good-time country music or "Saddlepop" as they like to call it.
DATE: Sun Jan 25
Showcasing a diverse line up of bands from the Torres Strait, Top End, local and interstate.
DATE: Mon Jan 26
Leah Purcell will take you on a journey with stories from her life - funk, folk, rock and hot off the Survival 98 stage with a few surprise guests.
DATE: Wed 28 Jan
Clever pop lyrics with rocking melodic warmth delivered by the Sydney outfit who last year received plenty of radio airplay with their single åBuy Me A Drink'. The band have a new album out now called åFuel'.
DATE: Thur 29 Jan
Sultry late-night-club sounds fusing Latin-style rhythms and the smoky vocals of Loene Carmen.
DATE: Fri 30 Jan
One of the year's highlight events for dance music lovers - VIBES 98 will be bigger and better than ever, with a great line-up of bands and DJs confirmed, and the cameras rolling as the day gets filmed exclusively by MTV. Headlining band is the enigmatic BENTLEY RHYTHM ACE, also appearing are PRESSURE DROP, DJ CUT LA ROC and DJ NORMAN JAY. Also appearing: Japan's KRUSH and JOSE PADILLA.
DATE: Sun 1 Feb
Massive House party presented by SLAMM Records.
DATE: Sat 24 Jan
A special summer dance party for the closing night of the Fringe Festival.... get high and down at SUSPICION!
DATE: Sat 31 Jan
Massive dance all-nighter featuring legendary UK DJ Tony de Vitt (resident at London's TRADE club) plus top local DJs.
DATE: Sat 31 Jan
The Salt smorgasbord runs on the first and third Thursday of every month and has collected its 1997 highlight acts for this special Fringe Festival event.
DATE: Thurs 22 Jan
China's most astounding young musicians, mostly pianists aged between 6 - 15, will team up with young Australian musicians to present a special repertoire from classical to modern.
DATE: Sat 31 Jan
Sydney Fringe Festival and Drum Media present LISTEN UP! Live music around Sydney. Check Daily listings in the Sydney Morning Herald and street press.
DATE: Thus 1st to Sat 31st Jan
"Djombo Djaz matters because people and things are and life is...and dancing shoes are required! " Raise funds for the ACC and celebrate the Festival with a night of dancing, eating, fashion and performance.
DJs: Dede da Cruz and Pedro
A joyous alternative to more traditional Australia Day events, the national annual Survival Concert celebrates Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture with music, dance, art and food (no grog). Presented by the National Indigenous Arts and Advocacy Association.
DATE: 26 Jan
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