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Lee - Guitar
Lee is a British jazz guitarist and composer with a unique blend of modern jazz, fusion, blues, and popular music. He has six solo albums to his credit, a PhD in music composition, and has shared the stage with legends such as Larry Coryell and Martin Taylor. Lee, who is now based in Melbourne, Australia, continues to dazzle audiences with his mesmerizing performances as a jazz guitarist and educator/music researcher.
Lee is a highly-accomplished musician with a successful career spanning more than a decade. He is well-known for his innovative approach to jazz guitar and has amassed a large following through his albums and solo performances.
Instrumentation: Guitar
Music Genre: Modern, Jazz, Fusion, Blues, Popular, Avant-garde, Rock
Size: Solo
Setlist: Lee
Buy Music: Bandcamp
Hire For: Weddings, Parties, Festivals, Clubs, Cultural Events, Government Events
Equipment Supplied: Yes (need access to power)
"An excellent composer and one heck of a guitarist." -- Larry Coryell
"A fully developed personal style" -- The Observer
"An emerging talent" -- Jazzwise, UK
"Tuneful originals and fluent solos" -- London Evening Standard
#Jazz#Hire Jazz Music#Book Jazz Melbourne#Insturmental Soloist#Jazz Guitarist#British Musician#Blues Music#Modern Jazz#Guitarist#Composer#Australia#Britain#UK#Lee Jones#Larry Coryell#Martin Taylor
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Getting ready for the Booklr Reads Australian challenge. These are a selection of Aussie books I own (fiction on the left, nonfic on the right) which I'll be choosing from during the month. I'm a mood reader so I have no idea what I'll actually end up picking but I'd like to get through at least a few of these.
List of titles and brief descriptions of each is below the cut for anyone looking for ideas for their own Australian reads.
The open book is The Tea Chest by Josephine Moon (my current read.)
It's a rather sweet novel revolving around four women who's lives in Australia have been disrupted and who come together to open a tea shop in London.
A true History of the Hula Hoop by Judith Lanigan
The book weaves together two parallel stories, one of Catherine, a struggling Aussie hula-hooping performance artist, and the other of Columbina, a feisty 16th century Italian female clown travelling through Europe with the first ever commedia dell'arte troupe, while also weaving in the history of the hula hoop.
Without Further Ado by Jessica Dettmann
A romcom inspired by/paying homage to Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing, in which the protagonist loves the Kenneth Branagh adaptation and finds her love life mirroring the plot.
Angelika Frankenstein Makes Her Match by Sally Thorne
A romance inspired by Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, in which Victor Frankenstein's sister Angelika is anxious for love and decides to take matters into her own hands and create a suitable suitor.
Empires by Nick Earls
This novel spans continents and centuries. It's split up into 5 parts, each occurring in a different time and place, but which all intertwine and connect. It's about two brother from Brisbane who've lead separate lives, but its also about humans in strange and difficult times, the way people see themselves, and the interconnectedness of all things.
The Tea Ladies by Amanda Hampson
A cosy mystery set in 1965 Sydney. It follows a group of tea ladies who work in a fashion house getting tea and biscuits for the staff. Until a murder occurs in the building and the tea ladies become accidental sleuths.
Top End Girl by Miranda Tapsell
Larrakia Tiwi actress Miranda Tapsell's memoir about her work and life as an Aboriginal woman and how she combined both when creating the film Top End Wedding.
Girt by David Hunt
A humorous look at Australian history, from megafauna to Macquarie. Full of strange, ridiculous and bizarre stories.
Harlem Nights: The Secret History of Australia's Jazz Age by Deirdre O'Connell
This is the story of the Sydney and Melbourne legs of American jazz band The Colored Idea's ill fated Australian tour in 1928. It's about the international rise of African American jazz, the history of Australia's entertainment industry and modernism in the arts in Australia, and the influence of the White Australia Policy beyond immigration issues.
Flash Jim: The Astonishing Story of the Convict Fraudster Who Wrote Australia's First Dictionary by Kel Richards
This is a biography of conman, pickpocket and thief James Hardy Vaux who was sent to Australia as a convict. Not only does it go into explanations of his numerous crimes but also the origins of Australian English as Vaux also created a dictionary of the criminal slang of the colony, some of which can still be seen in modern Australian language.
Great Australian Mysteries by John Pinkney
A collection of Australian true crime mysteries including inexplicable disappearances, unsolved murders and scientific enigmas.
Notorious Australian Women by Kay Saunders
This book celebrates the lives of some of Australia's most fearless, brash, and scandalous women, including bushrangers, courtesans, and writers, amongst others.
#booklr reads australian#booklr#book stack#reading#vegemite#australia#(coincidentally the book im currently reading is also by an aussie#but id started that before the challenge was even announced lmao#im hoping to finish it by the end of july but if i dont then it still counts for the challenge in august!#also actually i've already read top end girl so i defs wont be reading it in august)
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Holidays 5.6
Holidays
Adhesive Postage Stamp Day
Army Day (Bulgaria)
Arrival Day (Guyana)
Condom Day (Japan)
A Day Without Homework
Emancipation Day (Cayman Islands)
Freud Day
Globeflower Day
Great Lakes Awareness Day
Hellshire Day (Eugene, Oregon)
Hıdırellez begins (Turkey)
Infantry Day (Ukraine)
Infidelity Hurts Awareness Day
International Blowing Bubbles Day
International Coaching Day
International Management Accounting Day
International No Diet Day
Jimmy Buffet Day (Mississippi)
Joseph Brackett Day
Mark A. Groh Cardiothoracic Surgeon Appreciation Day
Martyrs’ Day (Gabon, Lebanon, Syria)
National Aidan Day
National Azulejo Day (Portugal)
National Day to Prevent Teenage Pregnancy
National Hentai Day
National Meeting Planners Appreciation Day
National Nurses Day (a.k.a. National RN Recognition Day)
National Tony Day
National Tourist Appreciation Day
No Homework Day [also Last Friday in March]
Pastele Blajinilor (Memory/Parent’s Day; Moldova)
Peg Day (UK)
Phi Day (Southern Hemisphere)
Police Day (Republic of Georgia)
Prayer Day (Denmark)
Refrigerator Day
Rubber Day (Japan)
Salad Burnet Day (French Republic)
Saviour's Day
Senior Citizens’ Day (Palau)
Shepherd’s and Herdsman’s Day (Bulgaria)
Simple Gifts Day (a.k.a. Joseph Brackett Day)
Steel Plow Day
Teachers’ Day (Jamaica)
Visit Your Local Quilt Shop Day
Wishbone Day
World Accordion Day
World Kids Coloring Day
World Moyamoya Awareness Day
World Philately Day
Yale Lock Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Crepe Suzette Day
National Beverage Day
Russell Stover Candies Day
Sauvignon Blanc Day (UK; Commonwealth countries)
Independence & Related Days
Arkansas (Seceded from the U.S.; 1861)
The Kikkian Empire (Declared; 2019) [unrecognized]
First Monday in May
Bank Holiday (UK)
Great Lakes Awareness Day [Monday of 1st Full Week]
Labour Day Holiday (Many Counties outside North America) [1st Monday]
Melanoma Monday [1st Monday]
Motivation Monday [Every Monday]
National Meeting Planners Appreciation Day [Monday of 1st Full Week]
National Testing Coordinator’s Day [1st Monday]
Open Farm Day (Ireland) [1st Monday]
School Bus Drivers Appreciation Day [1st Monday]
Weekly Holidays beginning May 6 (1st Full Week)
Air Quality Awareness Week (thru 5.10)
Economic Development Week (thru 5.10)
Mental Health Week (Canada) [1st Full Week]
Mental Illness Awareness Week (Canada) [1st Full Week]
National Children’s Book Week (thru 5.12)
National Nurses Week (thru 5.12)
National Safety Stand Down Week (thru 5.12)
National Sun Safety Week (thru 5.12)
National Wildflower Week (thru 5.12)
Puppy Mill Action Week (thru 5.12)
Screen-Free Week (f.k.a. TV Turnoff Week; thru 5.12) [1st Full Week]
Teacher Appreciation Week (thru 5.12) [1st Full Week]
World Cocktail Week (thru 5.13)
Festivals Beginning May 6, 2024
Food Safety Summit (Rosemont, Illinois) [thru 5.9]
Frankfort Elberta Restaurant Week (Frankfort & Elberta, Michigan) [thru 5.12]
Melbourne Writers Festival (Melbourne, Australia) [thru 5.12]
Tartu International Literary Festival Prima Vista (Tartu, Estonia) [thru 5.12]
A Taste of Talent (Andover, New Jersey)
Trondheim Jazz Festival (Trondheim, Norway) [thru 5.11]
WasteExpo (Las Vegas, Nevada) [thru 5.9]
Feast Days
Alexander (Positivist; Saint)
Ancestor Day II (Pagan)
Beverage Day (Pastafarian)
Bruces Appreciation Day (Pastafarian)
Charles Drouet (Artology)
Connect with the Land Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Dominic Savio (Christian; Saint)
Đurđevdan (Festival for the Roma People of the former Yugoslavia)
Eadbert, Bishop of Lindisfarne (Christian; Saint)
Enlightenment of the Buddha (Buddhism)
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (Artology)
Evodius of Antioch (Roman Catholic Church)
Food (Muppetism)
François de Laval (Christian; Saint)
George (Eastern Orthodox Church) a.k.a. ...
Đurđevdan (Gorani, Roma)
Gergyovden (Day of Bravery or Army Day; Bulgaria)
Police Day (Georgia)
Shën Gjergji (Albania and Kosovo)
Yuri's Day in the Spring (Russian Orthodox Church)
Gerard of Lunel (Christian; Saint)
Guinness (The Stout) Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Harry Martinson (Writerism)
Jeffery Deaver (Writerism)
Long Island Church of Aphrodite (Everyday Wicca)
Lucius of Cyrene (Christian; Saint)
Petronax of Monte Cassino (Christian; Saint)
John before the Latin Gate (Christian; Saint)
John Demascen (Christian; Saint)
Munichia (a.k.a. Mounikhia; Ancient Greek Festival to Artemis)
Nestor Basterretxea (Artology)
Prudence (Christian; Virgin)
Remembrance for Eyvind Kelve (Asatru/Norse Pagan)
The Sixth Day of May (Shamanism)
Orthodox Christian Liturgical Calendar Holidays
Easter Monday (Orthodox Christian) [Day after Orthodox Easter] (a.k.a. ...
Memorial Day (Georgia)
Doua zi de Paste (Moldova)
Doua zi de Pasti (Romania)
Orthodox Easter Monday
Vtor den Veligden (Macedonia)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Perilous Day (13th Century England) [17 of 32]
Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]
Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [25 of 60]
Premieres
Alias the Saint, by Leslie Charteris (Short Stories; 1940) [Saint #6]
At Folsom Prison, by Johnny Cash (Live Album; 1968)
Backstreet Boys, by Backstreet Boys (Album; 1996)
Call for the Dead, by John le Carré (Novel; 1961)
Captain America: Civil War (Film; 2016)
Chernobyl (TV Documentary Series; 2019)
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (Film; 2022)
The Double Helix, by James Watson (Memoir; 1968)
Highwayman, by Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, and Willie Nelson (Album; 1985)
The Hollow Hills, by Mary Stewart (Novel; 1973) [Arthurian Saga #2]
The Good, the Bad, and Huckleberry Hound (Animated TV Special; 1988)
I Got You (I Feel Good), by James Brown (Song recorded; 1965)
Interview with the Vampire, by Anne Rice (Novel; 1976)
Into You, by Ariana Grande (Song; 2016)
Kingdom of Heaven (Film; 2005)
La Bohème, by Ruggero Leoncavallo (Opera; 1897)
The Leghorn Blows at Midnight (WB LT Cartoon; 1950)
Little Shop of Horrors (Off-Off-Broadway Musical; 1982)
Metropolis (Film; 1927)
Mickey’s Trailer (Disney Cartoon; 1938)
The Million Dollar Cat (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1944)
New York Herald Tribune (Daily Newspaper; 1835)
Paint It Black, by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1966)
Railroaded to Fame (Hector Heathcote Cartoon; 1961)
Rock and Roll Music, recorded by Chuck Berry (Song; 1957)
Rocket Man, by Elton John (Song; 1972)
Son of Batman (WB Animated Film; 2014)
The Stainless Steel Rat, by Harry Harrison (Novel; 1961)
Star Wars, Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (Film; 1980)
Swooner Crooner (WB LT Cartoon; 1944)
Take This To Your Grave, by Fall Out Boy (Album; 2003)
The Thanatos Syndrome, by Percy Walker (Novel; 1987)
This for That (Money Rock Cartoon; Schoolhouse Rock; 1996)
Thor (Film; 2011)
Thugs with Dirty Mugs (WB MM Cartoon; 1939)
Un Verano Sin Ti, by Bad Bunny (Song; 2022)
Today’s Name Days
Godehard, Jutta, Sigrid (Austria)
Irina, Mira (Bulgaria)
Anđeo, Hilarije, Maksim (Croatia)
Klaudie (Czech Republic)
Gothard (Denmark)
Loit, Loomet (Estonia)
Maini, Melina, Melissa (Finland)
Judith (France)
Gotthard, Jutta, Sigrid (Germany)
Efraim, Efrem, Eirene, Eirini, Eirinaios, Irene, Irini (Greece)
Adrián, Györgyi (Hungary)
Angelo, Massimo, Pellegrino, Penelope (Italy)
Gederts, Gerhards, Ģirts, Gothards (Latvia)
Angelas, Anielius, Barvydas, Gintaras, Pijus (Lithuania)
Guldbrand, Gullborg (Norway)
Irena, Ita, Pius, Teodor, Waldemar, Zdzibor (Poland)
Irina (Romania)
Lesana, Lesia (Slovakia)
Amador, Ángel, Hilario, Máximo (Spain)
Erhard, Gotthard (Sweden)
Irene, Myroslav, Myroslava (Ukraine)
Morna, Mya, Myah, Myrna, Orson, Prudence (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 127 of 2024; 239 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 1 of week 19 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Saille (Willow) [Day 23 of 28]
Chinese: Month 3 (Wu-Chen), Day 28 (Geng-Wu)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 28 Nisan 5784
Islamic: 27 Shawwal 1445
J Cal: 7 Magenta; Sevenday [7 of 30]
Julian: 23 April 2024
Moon: 3%: Waning Crescent
Positivist: 15 Caesar (5th Month) [Junius Brutus]
Runic Half Month: Lagu (Flowing Water) [Day 12 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 49 of 92)
Week: 1st Week of May
Zodiac: Taurus (Day 17 of 31)
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Day 1 - Japan Blog - 7 February 2024
Day One:
Adelaide to Tokyo
Virgin Airlines via Melbourne and Cairns
Let's begin our departure to Japan. My sixth time visiting Nippon, and this time I hope to see and experience new things I havent been able to before.
My previous trips have been more to the cities to shop and to Disneyland but as I become more infatuated with this country, I am drawn to more meaningful experiences. It used to be about the video games, the collectables, the cute accessories and conveniences I couldnt get at home -- but now I am intrigued with the history, culture and nature of Japan. Hopefully I can manage to do everything I want to do and all the things, I wasnt expecting. (Because, theyre always the best!)
Leaving our house at 4am this morning was always a challenge; especially when I finished packing at 2am. So, we jumped in the uber which was driven by a super eccentric female driver who made me want to drop everying and start uber driving -- how is this even a thing I would want to do? She was so funny and chirpy and smart. It made the ride memorable and we made it to the airport with the rest of our holiday to look forward to.
Second up, checking in at Virgin Airlines in Adelaide Airport was also a huge highlight. The person helped us with our check in -- not that we needed it, but she upgraded our domestic flights to extra legroom which made my travel partner very happy.
I'm travelling with my partner of 4 years; Ben. He is 6"3 and loves an extra legroom seat! You'll probably learn a lot about him through my posts. He likes good food and music!
Well, after discovering that our VA fare is NOT a full service fare (I am NOT happy about this, shook, stricken, SLANDER!) as I would NEVER... but apparently; flying trans-tasman with VA doesn't mean you get a meal or a blanket or a pillow or a nice piece of metal. We are on a Boeing 737-800 Max for 9 hours with NO SNACKS. I think, because I booked this hastily, on their website (opposed to through a GDS with the option to see ancillaries) without the complete details -- I assumed it was a short haul international flight, and compared it with Qantas' service. I was wrong. The inflight entertainment is BYO device (which I didnt...) and the 737800 isnt fitted with Wifi onboard so I couldnt even download anything to watch. Their WiFi was working, so you could use their Free Entertainment, however I found it lagged and I couldn't even watch it through the buffering. So I just stuck to my knitting -- without music though because my Spotify decided I didnt need my downloaded music either.
It was a very long and semi-uncomfortable flight.
After the gruelling hours of trying to sleep, trying to finish my knitting and also doing some work... we landed in Haneda! HOORAY! Now time to do customs, and head to our hotel. Almost there.
For those playing at home; here is a quick breakdown of how to enter Japan.
-Grab an entry card and declaration card from your air host/ess. They will provide the physical card for you to fill in to give when you go through customs.
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-Alternatively; visit Japanweb.gov.jp (I dont have a photo of it, because you cant use cameras in customs, and I used the physical card option -- I love filling out these things!!) and you can do it all online and scan your QR at the gate.
The entry card tells the Japanese Government what your intentions on visiting Japan. IE: Tourism, visiting a relative, Business, etc -- and how long you intend to stay, where you're going to be staying -- all that jazz.
The declarations card is about what you are BRINGING in to JAPAN. So please dont bring things like fruit, meat, dangerous goods, illegal substances (this can be some medications like Codeine and Pseudoephedrine so please check with your doctor -- and get a note if you take medication regularly that might not be "legal" in Japan). If you dont bring any of this with you; you dont need to declare anything and you can walk straight through once you've shown your passport.
-Line up and have your passport at the ready. Keep your entry cards with your passport.
-They will scan your finger prints and take your photo first. (We had to do this twice...)
-Line up again to go through the gates.
-This is where they will stamp your passport and grant your access.
Once youve gone through this part; you're almost there!!
-Pick up your bags.
-Find the carosel with the flight you just arrived on. (IE: VA77 is on carosel 6) Your bags will come out here.
-Collect your bags and take them to the gates on the other side.
-Show your passport and declaration card and you *should* be good to enter.
Here we go! We are in JAPAN -- the first port of call is to get our mascot for the trip. This is something Ive done since my 2018 trip and it's fun and cute and it makes me happy to share my experience through a silly icon's eyes. Walk towards the "Keihan" Train Line which will get you to Tokyo. This is a trainline that goes direct from Haneda airport to Tokyo and connects to any of the main train networks in Tokyo. It really doesn't matter what neighbourhood you are staying in; 90% of the time this will be the train you need to get you to where you want to go. On the LEFT there is a 7/11 (get money from the ATM in the left corner, and then grab some snacks and a drink so you've got some coins..) because on the RIGHT there are a bunch of Gacha Machines where I like to find my mascot.
This time; NOTHING. No lil dudes. So, we will keep looking.
Take the Escalators down to the train platform and board the train to TOKYO/SHINAGAWA and you're on your way.
Back to my blog; Ben and I had our heart set on this ramen place we found by accident last time we were in Akihabara. We call it "Midnight Ramen" because he wanted ramen at midnight and it came through with the GOODS... alas. We dropped our bags at our hotel in Shinagawa and did a quick change into something warm. (It was 36degrees when we left Adelaide and now we are facing 2degrees and SNOW!) Slammed on a beanie and caught the Yamanote to Akiba; to find that our ramen place was closed for renovations. The SADDEST TIME! Akiba isn't known for its ramen so we had to find something else... how devastating.
We found a Hakata style ramen place. It was a 6/10. It got a point for being open. Also, it was okay. The Nori (seaweed) had cute printed sayings on it which I thought was cute (gross, but cute). Then I found out that another branch of the other ramen place was open in Shinagawa, only a 6 minute walk from our hotel. Let's pretend like that didnt happen.
After we ate, we became acquainted with our new local Kombini (7/11, convenience store) attached to our hotel, and purchased some necessities.
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@morgaussy thank u for the tag :-)
Are you named after anyone? I'm named after a book character, and my online name is from a show.
When was the last time you cried? last night
Do you have kids? Nah they're cool tho
Do you use sarcasm a lot? Not really, unless it's around someone I dislike
What is the first thing you notice about people? Probably like, height? Voice?
What color are your eyes? Blue grey
Scary movies or happy endings? Both (watch slasher)
Any special talents? Nope
Where were you born? Melbourne
What are your hobbies? I like to draw and write and occasionally make things
Do you have any pets? I have a dog :-)
What sports do you play/have you played? I am the least athletic person on earth. I cry every time I have to walk somewhere. As a kid I played football and did gymnastics and jazz tho I was never very good at it.
How tall are you? 166cm
Favorite subjects in school? Science
Dream job? Man idk. Sculptor?
Tagging @groundbreakingdot872 and @horse-music
#sorry this took ages I accidentally copied all of my notes from the past month I to the post as well and had to delete them by hand on mobi#Le#ask games
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BUCKET LIST, including the strange, the wild, the weird, and the borderline undoable
Go to a nude beach
spread eagle naked towards the sun
use Pinterest business to do brand links and get any amount of $$ from that alone
go to a pole dancing class
try hot yoga
do a burlesque show in Melbourne
post an animation to youtube
start a webtoon
learn to sew
get an apartment by myself
get an apartment with friends
post a shitty homemade music video in a lana del rey way with the help of friends
get a perm
visit coney island
be 125 pounds
get a the dachshund tattoo
post a vlog like im famous
be a extra in a movie
act in a gay indie movie like norman reedus
go to a gorillaz concert
get a snake
get a record player
meet a sugar mommy
go to a jazz bar alone
get a dressed up like a old hollywood star and go have a night on the town
get my license
own a mustang
ride a motorcycle
go to a mosh pit
go to a rave
get black out drunk
go skinny dipping
publish a art book
own a beach house
get a red gingham bikini
take a slutty picture in a american flag bikini and post it to instagram
go diving with whale sharks
be a art director on a project
do a mural on a wall
complete a painting on an obnoxiously large canvas
make a pop song with no knowledge of music or mixing
work on a big animated film
Do a boudoir photoshoot
party in paris
do a full cosplay
pet a pigeon
get a scuba diving license
explore an abandoned building
kiss a stranger
get in a fist fight
flash my boobs at something
attend a figure drawing class
be the nude model at a figure drawing class
receive fanart of my own characters
create a reel showing school doodles
be the cinematographer for a project
take a history class
be a dive instructor
post a animation meme to a jack stauber song
go on vacation all by myself
have sex
be in a youtube video
go on the video side of omegle
visit japan
go to a film festival
jump off a pier
do a pin-up photoshoot
go to an acting interview
heh
open an online store
do artist alley at a convention
cross country roadtrip with friends
stargaze on top of a car
invest in stocks and real estate
go on a cruise to thailand and thrift there
go to the new york library
visit bora bora
learn to play guitar
draw on the sidewalk with chalk
nurture and take care of a plant
grow my own food
get chickens
join a club in uni
take a pottery class
work out in a gym
surf a barrel
buy a surfboard
meditate for 50 days in a row
travel in a van
fly first class
go on a blind date
buy and fill a photo album book
kiss in the rain
do a thirty-day photography challenge and post the whole thing
explore the woods by my house
go to a ball/masquerade party
host a dinner party
say yes to everything for a day
grow my hair past my ass
become mildly fluent in french
attend golbeins animation workshop
buy an obnoxiously large rug
smell the tomford cherry perfume
get a Brazilian wax
get henna done
go to Brisbane museum by myself
get my i.d
go wine tasting
visit Miami
Meet my online best friend
dine at the ritz
go on a gameshow
do tent camping
win a sweepstake
create a artist porfolio/website
be featured in a gallery
go to okinawa
learn to ballroom dance
ride a horse on a beach/ and or backwards
go to a country club
bake a pie
buy a tourist t-shirt
do a escape room
live in Santa Barbara
stay in cape cod
belly dancing class
get my art viral on tiktok
do a commision
buy a fancy wardrobe
have a room with a slanted roof
sleep in a pool in an inflatable pool
snuggle with nurse sharks
bayonetta mui mui glasses.
go out in a pair of high heels
do a show at a convention
stay at the madonna inn
do lesbian handkerchief flagging in public
do a 'nude' photoshoot
own every sims 4 pack
complete a sims4 generations challenge
play subnautica
swim a motel pool at night
pick a girl from a bar
get a drinks bought for me
smoke a ciggrette
try mixology
get a hickey
have a friend or myself sew vintage patterns
wear a tailored suit
buy real cowgirl boots
bathe in a heart shaped tub
take a rose petal bath
stick a polaroid of myself somewhere public
use spray paint
do a vintage glamour competition
own a house with stain glass windows
go to a cathedral
get pink lace curtains
paint a room
milk a cow
replay Detriot become human
do a live stream
do a lesbian event like a cruise or smth
go to a pride parade
participate on a float in a parade
be a scare actor
act in a play
see a broadway show
shoot a gun
drive a convertible
see lana del rey in concert
do modelling work
do a commercial
buy a sewing machine
drive the road without directions
write a screenplay
submit a film for a competition
pitch an animated show
take a opportunity that scares me
do public karaoke
buy a shitty 2000s camera
get a boat license
buy a boat
go to a random diner
sell clothes on depop
play a drinking game with mates
stay in a hotel with mates
do a draw my life
do a drawing for each section of my Pinterest board
get my fortune told/ future read
buy some mega flare jeans
post a picture of myself to Pinterest/ start a 'me' board
buy some colorful tights
get blue streaks through my blonde hair like aquamarine
drop in on a skateboard
buy a castle
party at Hearst castle
post another fanfic to ao3
dress up in a slutty Halloween costume,its a rite of passage
bake and decorate a fancy cake for someone
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Holidays 5.6
Holidays
Adhesive Postage Stamp Day
Army Day (Bulgaria)
Arrival Day (Guyana)
Condom Day (Japan)
A Day Without Homework
Emancipation Day (Cayman Islands)
Freud Day
Globeflower Day
Great Lakes Awareness Day
Hellshire Day (Eugene, Oregon)
Hıdırellez begins (Turkey)
Infantry Day (Ukraine)
Infidelity Hurts Awareness Day
International Blowing Bubbles Day
International Coaching Day
International Management Accounting Day
International No Diet Day
Jimmy Buffet Day (Mississippi)
Joseph Brackett Day
Mark A. Groh Cardiothoracic Surgeon Appreciation Day
Martyrs’ Day (Gabon, Lebanon, Syria)
National Aidan Day
National Azulejo Day (Portugal)
National Day to Prevent Teenage Pregnancy
National Hentai Day
National Meeting Planners Appreciation Day
National Nurses Day (a.k.a. National RN Recognition Day)
National Tony Day
National Tourist Appreciation Day
No Homework Day [also Last Friday in March]
Pastele Blajinilor (Memory/Parent’s Day; Moldova)
Peg Day (UK)
Phi Day (Southern Hemisphere)
Police Day (Republic of Georgia)
Prayer Day (Denmark)
Refrigerator Day
Rubber Day (Japan)
Salad Burnet Day (French Republic)
Saviour's Day
Senior Citizens’ Day (Palau)
Shepherd’s and Herdsman’s Day (Bulgaria)
Simple Gifts Day (a.k.a. Joseph Brackett Day)
Steel Plow Day
Teachers’ Day (Jamaica)
Visit Your Local Quilt Shop Day
Wishbone Day
World Accordion Day
World Kids Coloring Day
World Moyamoya Awareness Day
World Philately Day
Yale Lock Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Crepe Suzette Day
National Beverage Day
Russell Stover Candies Day
Sauvignon Blanc Day (UK; Commonwealth countries)
Independence & Related Days
Arkansas (Seceded from the U.S.; 1861)
The Kikkian Empire (Declared; 2019) [unrecognized]
First Monday in May
Bank Holiday (UK)
Great Lakes Awareness Day [Monday of 1st Full Week]
Labour Day Holiday (Many Counties outside North America) [1st Monday]
Melanoma Monday [1st Monday]
Motivation Monday [Every Monday]
National Meeting Planners Appreciation Day [Monday of 1st Full Week]
National Testing Coordinator’s Day [1st Monday]
Open Farm Day (Ireland) [1st Monday]
School Bus Drivers Appreciation Day [1st Monday]
Weekly Holidays beginning May 6 (1st Full Week)
Air Quality Awareness Week (thru 5.10)
Economic Development Week (thru 5.10)
Mental Health Week (Canada) [1st Full Week]
Mental Illness Awareness Week (Canada) [1st Full Week]
National Children’s Book Week (thru 5.12)
National Nurses Week (thru 5.12)
National Safety Stand Down Week (thru 5.12)
National Sun Safety Week (thru 5.12)
National Wildflower Week (thru 5.12)
Puppy Mill Action Week (thru 5.12)
Screen-Free Week (f.k.a. TV Turnoff Week; thru 5.12) [1st Full Week]
Teacher Appreciation Week (thru 5.12) [1st Full Week]
World Cocktail Week (thru 5.13)
Festivals Beginning May 6, 2024
Food Safety Summit (Rosemont, Illinois) [thru 5.9]
Frankfort Elberta Restaurant Week (Frankfort & Elberta, Michigan) [thru 5.12]
Melbourne Writers Festival (Melbourne, Australia) [thru 5.12]
Tartu International Literary Festival Prima Vista (Tartu, Estonia) [thru 5.12]
A Taste of Talent (Andover, New Jersey)
Trondheim Jazz Festival (Trondheim, Norway) [thru 5.11]
WasteExpo (Las Vegas, Nevada) [thru 5.9]
Feast Days
Alexander (Positivist; Saint)
Ancestor Day II (Pagan)
Beverage Day (Pastafarian)
Bruces Appreciation Day (Pastafarian)
Charles Drouet (Artology)
Connect with the Land Day (Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Dominic Savio (Christian; Saint)
Đurđevdan (Festival for the Roma People of the former Yugoslavia)
Eadbert, Bishop of Lindisfarne (Christian; Saint)
Enlightenment of the Buddha (Buddhism)
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner (Artology)
Evodius of Antioch (Roman Catholic Church)
Food (Muppetism)
François de Laval (Christian; Saint)
George (Eastern Orthodox Church) a.k.a. ...
Đurđevdan (Gorani, Roma)
Gergyovden (Day of Bravery or Army Day; Bulgaria)
Police Day (Georgia)
Shën Gjergji (Albania and Kosovo)
Yuri's Day in the Spring (Russian Orthodox Church)
Gerard of Lunel (Christian; Saint)
Guinness (The Stout) Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Harry Martinson (Writerism)
Jeffery Deaver (Writerism)
Long Island Church of Aphrodite (Everyday Wicca)
Lucius of Cyrene (Christian; Saint)
Petronax of Monte Cassino (Christian; Saint)
John before the Latin Gate (Christian; Saint)
John Demascen (Christian; Saint)
Munichia (a.k.a. Mounikhia; Ancient Greek Festival to Artemis)
Nestor Basterretxea (Artology)
Prudence (Christian; Virgin)
Remembrance for Eyvind Kelve (Asatru/Norse Pagan)
The Sixth Day of May (Shamanism)
Orthodox Christian Liturgical Calendar Holidays
Easter Monday (Orthodox Christian) [Day after Orthodox Easter] (a.k.a. ...
Memorial Day (Georgia)
Doua zi de Paste (Moldova)
Doua zi de Pasti (Romania)
Orthodox Easter Monday
Vtor den Veligden (Macedonia)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Perilous Day (13th Century England) [17 of 32]
Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]
Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [25 of 60]
Premieres
Alias the Saint, by Leslie Charteris (Short Stories; 1940) [Saint #6]
At Folsom Prison, by Johnny Cash (Live Album; 1968)
Backstreet Boys, by Backstreet Boys (Album; 1996)
Call for the Dead, by John le Carré (Novel; 1961)
Captain America: Civil War (Film; 2016)
Chernobyl (TV Documentary Series; 2019)
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (Film; 2022)
The Double Helix, by James Watson (Memoir; 1968)
Highwayman, by Johnny Cash, Waylon Jennings, Kris Kristofferson, and Willie Nelson (Album; 1985)
The Hollow Hills, by Mary Stewart (Novel; 1973) [Arthurian Saga #2]
The Good, the Bad, and Huckleberry Hound (Animated TV Special; 1988)
I Got You (I Feel Good), by James Brown (Song recorded; 1965)
Interview with the Vampire, by Anne Rice (Novel; 1976)
Into You, by Ariana Grande (Song; 2016)
Kingdom of Heaven (Film; 2005)
La Bohème, by Ruggero Leoncavallo (Opera; 1897)
The Leghorn Blows at Midnight (WB LT Cartoon; 1950)
Little Shop of Horrors (Off-Off-Broadway Musical; 1982)
Metropolis (Film; 1927)
Mickey’s Trailer (Disney Cartoon; 1938)
The Million Dollar Cat (Tom & Jerry Cartoon; 1944)
New York Herald Tribune (Daily Newspaper; 1835)
Paint It Black, by The Rolling Stones (Song; 1966)
Railroaded to Fame (Hector Heathcote Cartoon; 1961)
Rock and Roll Music, recorded by Chuck Berry (Song; 1957)
Rocket Man, by Elton John (Song; 1972)
Son of Batman (WB Animated Film; 2014)
The Stainless Steel Rat, by Harry Harrison (Novel; 1961)
Star Wars, Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back (Film; 1980)
Swooner Crooner (WB LT Cartoon; 1944)
Take This To Your Grave, by Fall Out Boy (Album; 2003)
The Thanatos Syndrome, by Percy Walker (Novel; 1987)
This for That (Money Rock Cartoon; Schoolhouse Rock; 1996)
Thor (Film; 2011)
Thugs with Dirty Mugs (WB MM Cartoon; 1939)
Un Verano Sin Ti, by Bad Bunny (Song; 2022)
Today’s Name Days
Godehard, Jutta, Sigrid (Austria)
Irina, Mira (Bulgaria)
Anđeo, Hilarije, Maksim (Croatia)
Klaudie (Czech Republic)
Gothard (Denmark)
Loit, Loomet (Estonia)
Maini, Melina, Melissa (Finland)
Judith (France)
Gotthard, Jutta, Sigrid (Germany)
Efraim, Efrem, Eirene, Eirini, Eirinaios, Irene, Irini (Greece)
Adrián, Györgyi (Hungary)
Angelo, Massimo, Pellegrino, Penelope (Italy)
Gederts, Gerhards, Ģirts, Gothards (Latvia)
Angelas, Anielius, Barvydas, Gintaras, Pijus (Lithuania)
Guldbrand, Gullborg (Norway)
Irena, Ita, Pius, Teodor, Waldemar, Zdzibor (Poland)
Irina (Romania)
Lesana, Lesia (Slovakia)
Amador, Ángel, Hilario, Máximo (Spain)
Erhard, Gotthard (Sweden)
Irene, Myroslav, Myroslava (Ukraine)
Morna, Mya, Myah, Myrna, Orson, Prudence (USA)
Today is Also…
Day of Year: Day 127 of 2024; 239 days remaining in the year
ISO: Day 1 of week 19 of 2024
Celtic Tree Calendar: Saille (Willow) [Day 23 of 28]
Chinese: Month 3 (Wu-Chen), Day 28 (Geng-Wu)
Chinese Year of the: Dragon 4722 (until January 29, 2025) [Wu-Chen]
Hebrew: 28 Nisan 5784
Islamic: 27 Shawwal 1445
J Cal: 7 Magenta; Sevenday [7 of 30]
Julian: 23 April 2024
Moon: 3%: Waning Crescent
Positivist: 15 Caesar (5th Month) [Junius Brutus]
Runic Half Month: Lagu (Flowing Water) [Day 12 of 15]
Season: Spring (Day 49 of 92)
Week: 1st Week of May
Zodiac: Taurus (Day 17 of 31)
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Greville street Prahran restaurants
Rossi's Italian Restaurant Prahran: Serving Up Pizza, Pasta, And Jazz In Style!
Imagine a cozy spot in Prahran where you can savour tasty pizza and mouthwatering pasta and listen to jazzy tunes - that's Rossi's Italian restaurant Prahran.
From our mouthwatering pizzas to their delectable pasta, accompanied by signature cocktails and an extensive wine selection, Rossi promises a journey through the flavours of Italy that will leave your taste buds tingling.
In this article, we'll take a closer look at what makes us the go-to destination for lovers of Italian cuisine.
Pizza
We are one of the best Greville Street Prahran restaurants, and we pride ourselves in offering pizza, a classic Italian delicacy renowned for its simplicity and quality. These pizzas are designed to tantalize your taste buds.
Choose from various toppings to create your own, or try one of our signature pizzas crafted to perfection.
Pasta
We offer pasta lovers an array of handmade pasta that are nothing short of divine.
From Lemon and prawn Spaghettini to other traditional favourites, each dish in our restaurant is crafted with precision and love, ensuring an unforgettable dining experience.
Signature Cocktails And Wines
The best restaurants Prahran Melbourne always have an excellent wine and cocktail selection. We take pride in its mixology skills, offering a delightful selection of signature cocktails to complement your meal.
Whether you prefer a classic Italian Negroni or a modern twist, our bartenders will cater to all your needs. Additionally, we have an impressive collection of old and new world wines, catering to every budget and palate.
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Catering And Venue Options
Are you planning a special event or celebration and searching for the best Restaurants Greville ST Prahran? We have you covered with our catering services. Whether a corporate gathering or an intimate family affair, their team can curate a menu to suit your needs.
Moreover, the venue offers a charming outdoor seating area along Greville Street and a courtyard perfect for functions. You can even opt for full venue hire for more significant events, ensuring a memorable experience for all your guests.
Dietary Accommodations
We are committed to inclusivity, offering vegetarian and vegan options on their menu.
For those with dietary restrictions, we also provide a vegan cheese substitute and gluten-free alternatives to ensure that everyone can savour the flavours of Italy without compromise.
Entertainment
We aren't just about great food; it's also a hub for entertainment. Our weekly Jazz and Lasagna night features a live jazz band, creating a lively and enjoyable atmosphere.
DJs also spin tunes, making us the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy music after a delicious meal.
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Special Offers
We have some enticing special offers worth noting. You can always have a great time at our Italian Prahran restaurant, offering the best of Italian cuisine in one place.
Those looking for a budget-friendly option can take advantage of their daily pizza and pasta specials, where you get generous portions at prices that won't break the bank.
Conclusion
Rossi is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary journey to Italy in the heart of Prahran. With our pizza, handmade pasta, signature cocktails, and inclusive menu options, we have something for everyone.
Whether you're looking for a romantic dinner, a place to celebrate a special occasion or simply a cozy spot to enjoy some live music and delectable Italian cuisine, Rossi is the place to be.
Take advantage of this exceptional Restaurants Prahran Melbourne experience; book your table and have a delicious night out.
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Spring Carnival - Top Hair Styling Tips
Spring Carnival Hair
Whether going to the Melbourne Spring Carnival or attending a springtime party, you want to look your best. We’ve gathered the best ideas from our own experience and around the web to help take the fuss when looking your best on race day.
Fascinators & Hats
Selecting the right Fascinator or Hat is super important to your fashion statement on the day. Remember to embrace what feels right and let your hair shine through! When attaching to your hair, keep any clips towards the back of your head behind your ears. This will help keep them out of photos on the day. To ensure your hair forms the foundation of your fashion statement, we recommend a smoothing gloss. This helps keep hair frizz at bay and hair looking shiny and smooth. Our experts use Light Elements™ smoothing fluid. Loaded with hydrating ingredients it keeps hair feeling soft and shiny throughout the day and your Spring Carnival hair bound for a winning result!
Up styles & ponytails
A simple and textured ponytail is a classic way to jazz up your hairstyle. This simple style can accentuate your earrings or dress style and is versatile for almost any setting. When next in the salon, we can quickly show you how to recreate this style at home with a blow dryer, some style prep and simple backcombing techniques (sounds hard but is quite simple)
In salon consultation
Asking your hairstylist for hair styling tips that suit your hair length and type will help you craft your very own Spring Carnival hairstyle! If you’re like us and prefer to trust the professionals then we recommend booking a salon appointment. We’re open every race day (except Melbourne Cup) and we may see you there)
For Melbourne Cup bookings and all details please call 03 9510 7447, book online (click here) or message (here)~ Rare Earth Hair – Better for your hair, body and world you live inSource Link: https://www.rareearthhair.com.au/spring-carnival/top-spring-carnival-hair-styling-tips/
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Boadz - Vocals, Guitar
Boadz is a Melbourne-based guitarist and singer with an extensive repertoire of well-loved music. Sing-a-longs, chill-out tunes and party bangers performed with infectious energy and elite guitar skills. Catch a Boadz performance and find out why he’s been one of the most in-demand working musicians in Melbourne for the last decade.
Instrumentation: Vocals, Guitar
Music Genre: Pop, Jazz, Classical
Size: Solo
Setlist: Boadz
Buy Music: Soundcloud
Hire For: Weddings, Birthdays, Pubs, Corporate Events, Private Parties, Government Events, Background Music
Equipment Supplied: Yes
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Sea Princesses English Voice Actors - Where are they now?
(pictured: Voice actors following the recording of the first episode of Sea Princesses, Lost. Back (left to right): Olivia Pigeot, Mary-Ann Henshaw, Isabella Dunwill. Front (left to right): Alex Cook, Di Adams, Paige Walker, Jacqui Lofgren, Katherine Cohn.)
You can manipulate the world and use AI that's as close to real life all you want, you'll never get all the original actors and voice actors of your favourite shows back to reprise their roles on something as large of a scale as Kisekae Insights.
The voice actors who worked on Sea Princesses are rather unknown outside of Australia and some of them have moved on to different roles, both in and out of the industry. Sure, I can say that everyone came back to reprise their characters in my personal project, but where are they now in real life? Let's take a look at where the voice actors of Sea Princesses are now, nearly 20 years after the first book was released in Brazil.
For brevity, I won't be covering any credited voice actors who are still predominately acting in Australia. Bolded roles are confirmed while italicised roles are speculated through observation and/or deduction.
Isabella Dunwill – Polvina
Known for her role as Geri Hallett in the soap opera Neighbours, Isabella Dunwill would voice Amy in the 2011 3D revival of Bananas in Pyjamas. In 2016, she would become the manager of the Melbourne campus of her alma mater, the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA). Most recently in 2020, she participated in Miss Chess' Christmas song, Happy Jolly Very Extra Merry Christmas, released following the second lockdown in Melbourne.
Katherine Beck – Ester
Credited as Katherine Cohn and not to be mistaken for Australian actress Kathryn Beck (a mistake I made way too many times in the early days of my personal project), Ester was Katherine Beck's first voice role in Australia. She would continue to be featured as a voice actress in other Australian cartoons and advertisements over the coming years. Katherine Beck currently works as an American accent voice coach and also hosts two podcasts, namely The All American Actor's Podcast and The Voice of Your Brand.
Paige Walker – Tubarina
Like Katherine Beck, Paige Walker currently works as an American accent voice coach, though she has performed as an aerialist in various circuses. Tubarina was Paige Walker's only voice role. She has recently appeared as a guest on the Two Unemployed Actors podcast with host Max Belmonte.
Matthew Whittet – Hugo
Although Matthew Whittet continues to be featured as an actor in Australian productions, he has worked extensively in theare and has also written some productions of his own as well, including Girl Asleep and two episodes of the 2022 Netflix reboot of the Australian soap opera Heartbreak High. He also voiced Charlie the Monkey in the 2011 3D revival of Bananas in Pyjamas.
Shannon Murphy – Tata
As cited in her interview with Matthew Eles of Cinema Australia, Tata was Shannon Murphy's only voice role that she took up while studying to be a director at NIDA; a friend asked her if she wanted to be on Sea Princesses since she still had a bit of an American accent after coming back from the US. Shannon Murphy predominately works as a director on various Australian productions.
(there was also the yogurt incident of 2020 with her then-husband, Dan Wyllie who voiced Marcello, which he was found not guilty of and Murphy was found to not be "an impressive witness". Aussie Amber Heard much?)
Jacqui Lofgren – Leia, Delfi, Lia
Jacqui Lofgren has had no other acting or voice roles before or after Sea Princesses. Having practiced in physie (an Australian dance style combining ballet, aerobics, gymnastics, contemporary and modern jazz) since the age of 4, Jacqui Lofgren currently teaches at North Sydney Physie & Dance. In 2015, she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Education (Primary) from Macquarie University.
Meaghan Davies – Elektra, Angelica (S1)
While she may not necessarily be a "star talent" as Liamasterink described her, Meaghan Davies has been in productions between Australia and the US. She has voiced Megan in Tracey McBean, Tomasina in Bananas in Pyjamas and most recently, Annabelle in the Nickelodeon/Netflix series Sharkdog alongside Dee Bradley Baker and Kari Wahlgren.
Hannah Schofield – Juli, Jessi (S1)
Aside her previous role in an episode of the 2002 series Don't Blame the Koalas, Sea Princesses is Hannah Schofield's only other credit. Unfortunately it has proven impossible to locate her on other platforms, thus a screenshot of Juli and Jessi is used here.
Alex Cook – Matilda, Vivi
Famous for her breakout role as a child actress in the pay TV drama Love My Way as Lou Jackson, Alex Cook has also appeared in other Australian productions. She was also a producer in a number of shorts before becoming a theatre agent for Mollison Keightley Management.
Keith Buckley – Shark King, Octopus King
Also known as Keith Alexander, Keith Buckley previously voiced John Tracy in addition to narrating the 1968 film Thunderbird 6. During the 60's and 70's, he has also had roles in UK dramas such as Joe 90, The Secret Service and UFO. After moving back to Australia, he has featured in local productions (including Bernard the Dog in the 2011 3D revival of Bananas in Pyjamas) and does various narrations and voiceovers for documentaries and advertisements. Recently, he was also a guest on The Gerry Anderson Podcast.
He is not to be mistaken for the English actor Keith Buckley, who died in December 2020.
Mary-Ann Henshaw – Octopus Queen, “Jaune” (Lost), Marli, Camarina, Elektra (S2)
(screencap taken from The Summer of 77, 2001)
Mary-Ann Henshaw's only other role in Australian children's television was Amy in the original Bananas in Pyjamas from 1992 to 2001. After Sea Princesses, Mary-Ann Henshaw was never featured in other productions nor was she locatable on other platforms, so any recent news on her is unknown.
Olivia Pigeot – Miss Marla
While Olivia Pigeot continues to feature in Australian productions, she has also been a yoga teacher and in 2019, founded Bondi Kids Drama, offering classes and workshops for primary school children in drama and short film.
Robina Beard – Starfish Grandmother
From the 60s to the 80s, Robina Beard was best known as Madge the Manicurist in Palmolive ads for Australia and New Zealand. She has appeared in various stage and TV roles and in 2018, published a book titled My Life – Your Soaking In It. In January 2011, she was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia for her service to the arts before receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award at the Australian Dance Awards in July that same year.
John Leary – Caton
In addition to his roles in television, film and theatre, John Leary hosts The Saturday Quiz podcast where he asks guests questions from the quiz in The Saturday Paper.
Jamie Croft – Caramelo, Mr Bernardo (S2)
As a child actor, Jamie Croft played Billy Moss in the Australian soap opera A Country Practice and Fred Kelman in the 1995 Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers movie. Later on, Jamie Croft transitioned from acting to being a music producer and event manager, eventually becoming the manager to singer-songwriter Harrison Storm (according to his LinkedIn profile).
So from the credited cast of Sea Princesses, who would be most likely to reprise their role if there were to be a revival or reboot? Well, I think it would be easier to ask who would be unlikely to reprise their role, and that list would include Shannon Murphy, Jacqui Lofgren, Hannah Schofield, Mary-Ann Henshaw and Jamie Croft. But hey, in my personal project, who cares about availability? As long as they aren't dead, I can say that they "reprised" their roles all I want. Well, except for a few times in the past, but that's the exception rather than the rule.
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Holidays 3.20
Holidays
Alien Abduction Day
American Diabetes Association Alert Day
Atheist Pride Day [also 6.20]
Bibliomania Day
Big Bird Day
Chicka Chicka Boom Boom Day
Culture Day and Creative Intelligentsia Day (Tajikistan)
Dibber Day (French Republic)
Dogs in Yellow Day
Durham Day (UK)
Extraterrestrial Abductions Day
Festival of Extraterrestrial Abductions
French Language Day (a.k.a. International Francophonie Day; UN)
Ghode Jatra (Horse Festival; Nepal)
Global Message Makes Me Happy & Healthy Day
Great British Spring Clean Day (UK)
Hufflepuff Pride Day
International Astrology Day
International Day of Happiness (UN)
International Francophonie Day
Kiss Your Fiancé Day
Lajos Kossuth Day (Hungary)
Legba Zaou (Haiti)
Li-Fraumeni Syndrome Awareness Day
Macaron Day NYC
Mesopotamian/Sumerian Grain Festival (Honoring Ashnan)
Minion Day (Japan)
Mister Rogers Day
National Arts Advocacy Day
National Backyard Bird Photography Day
National Cherry Blossom Festival begins (Washington DC)
National Day of Italian Universities Day (Italy)
National Native HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
National Jump Out! Day
National Marketing Day
National Plagiocephaly & Torticollis Awareness Day
National Vanessa Day
National Westie Day
Oil Nationalization Day (Iran)
Pigeons Return to City-County Building (Ft. Wayne, Indiana)
P320 Day
Smile Rejuvenation Day
Very Hungary Caterpillar Day
Won't You Be My Neighbor? Day
Won’t You Wear a Sweater Day
World Behavior Analysis Day
World Day of Theater for Children and Young People
World Frog Day
World Head Injury Awareness Day
World NIDCAP Day
World Oral Health Day
World Rewinding Day
World Rights to Water Day
World Sparrow Day
Zipper Day
Food & Drink Celebrations
Bock Beer Day (New York) [also 2nd Monday]
Crawfish Cravers Awareness Day
Macaron Day
National Ravioli Day
World Flour Day
3rd Wednesday in March
Engineer’s Day (Belgium; Netherlands) [3rd Wednesday]
Kick Butts Day [3rd Wednesday]
National Carry Out Day (a.k.a. Carry Out Wednesday) [3rd Wednesday]
National Dietician’s Day (Canada) [3rd Wednesday]
National SBDC Day [3rd Wednesday]
Small Business Development Day [3rd Wednesday]
Independence & Related Days
Blackland (a.k.a. Kingdom of Blackland; Declared; 2015) [unrecognized]
Conzorica (a.k.a. Federal Republics of Conzorica; Declared; 2014)
Kirkuk Liberation Day (Iraqi Kurdistan)
Otango Province Anniversary (New Zealand)
Qootärlænt (Declared; 2008) [unrecognized]
Rezaxia (Declared; 2020) [unrecognized]
Tunisia (from France, 1956)
New Year’s Days
Baha’i New Year
Nowruz (New Year) [Day 1, Around Spring Equinox] (a.k.a. ...
Bahá'í Naw-Rúz (Bahá'í)
Naruz (Afghan New Year)
Navruz (Tajikistan, Ukbekistan)
Norooz (Iran)
Novruz Bairam (a.k.a. Persian New Year; Azerbaijan)
Nowrūz (Persian, Gilaki, Kurdish, Zoroastrians; California)
Rosicrucian New Year
Festivals Beginning March 20, 2024
Jazz & Rhythms Festival (San Cristóbal de las Casas, Mexico) [thru 3.24]
Melbourne International Flower & Garden Show (Melbourne, Australia) [thru 3.24]
National Cherry Blossom Festival (Washington, DC) [thru 4.14]
Trans-Siberian Art Festival (Novosibirsk, Russia) [thru 4.7]
Feast Days
Alexandra (Christian; Saint)
Apple Magic Day (For Norse Goddess Idunn; Starza Pagan Book of Days)
Big Bird (Muppetism)
Blessed John of Parma (Christian; Saint)
Clement of Ireland (Christian; Saint)
Cuthbert of Lindisfarne (Christian; Saint) [maltsters]
Day Sacred to the Goddess Fortuna, the Morrigan, the Norns, the Three Fates, and the Three Mothers (Lakshmi, Parvati, and Sarasvati)
Edward Poynter (Artology)
Extraterrestrial Abductions Day (Pastafarian)
Feast of the Supreme Ritual (Thelema)
Festival For Driving Out All Evils (Inca)
Festival of Isis (Ancient Egypt)
George Caleb Bingham (Artology)
Henrik Ibsen (Writerism)
Herbert of Derwentwater (Christian; Saint)
John Lavery (Artology)
John of Nepomuk (Christian; Saint)
Józef Bilczewski (Christian; Saint)
María Josefa Sancho de Guerra (Christian; Saint)
Martin of Braga (Christian; Saint)
The Martyrs of Mar Saba (Christian; Martyrs)
Michele Carcano (Christian; Saint)
Philo of Alexandria (Positivist; Saint)
Photina and Her Companions (Christian; Martyrs)
Quinquatria, Day 2: Wrestling Day (Pagan)
Spring Harvest Festival (Ancient Egypt; Everyday Wicca)
Wulfram (Christian; Saint)
Xena Day (Church of the SubGenius; Saint)
Zagmuk (Festival celebrating the Resurrection of Marduk)
Lucky & Unlucky Days
Prime Number Day: 79 [22 of 72]
Shakku (赤口 Japan) [Bad luck all day, except at noon.]
Very Unlucky Day (Grafton’s Manual of 1565) [17 of 60]
Premieres
After Hours, by The Weekend (Album; 2020)
Armchair Apocrypha, by Andrew Bird (Album; 2007)
Avalanche is Better None or Snows You Old Man (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 33; 1960)
Back Off Boogaloo, recorded by Ringo Starr (Song; 1972)
Basic Instinct (Film; 1992)
Below Zero Heroes or I Only Have Ice for You (Rocky & Bullwinkle Cartoon, S1, Ep. 34; 1960)
The Book of Thoth (Egyptian Tarot), by Aleister Crowley (Tarot Book; 1944)
Bosko’s Easter Eggs (Happy Harmonies Cartoon; 1937)
Both Sides Now, by Joni Mitchell (Album; 2000)
Cannibal Capers (Disney Silly Symphony Cartoon; 1930)
The Cats Bah (WB LT Cartoon; 1954)
Dumb-Hounded (Droopy MGM Cartoon; 1943)
Duplicity (Film; 2009)
Fractured Friendship (Chilly Willy & Woody Woodpecker Cartoon; 1965)
Hollywood Shuffle (Film; 1987)
Hothouse, by Brian W. Aldiss (Novel; 1962)
I Do Not Want What I Haven’t Got, by Sinead O’Connor (Album; 1990)
I Love You, Man (Film; 2009)
The Impossible Possum, featuring Barney Bear (MGM Cartoon; 1954)
Insurgent (Film; 2015)
Knowing (Film; 2009)
Lady Chatterly’s Lover, by D.H. Lawrence (Novel; 1928)
Man of La Mancha (Broadway Musical; 1965)
Meet the Temptations, by The Temptations (Album; 1964)
Neptune Nonsense (Rainbow Parade Cartoon; 1936)
Newman Laugh-O-Grams (Disney Cartoon; 1921)
Noises Off (Film; 1992)
Off to China (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1936)
The Pink Panther (Film; 1964)
The Postman Always Rings Twice (Film; 1981)
The Romance of Betty Boop (Animated TV Film; 1985)
The Scarlet Letter, by Nathaniel Hawthorne (Novel; 1850)
Sham Battle Shenanigans (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1942)
Straight, No Chaser, by Thelonious Monk (Album; 1967)
Symphony Hour (Disney Cartoon; 1942)
Top Cat and the Beverly Hills Cats (Hanna-Barbera Animated TV Film; 1988)
Uncle Tom’s Cabin, by Harriet Beecher Stowe (Novel; 1857)
Wacky Quacky (Phantasies Cartoon; 1947)
What Price Fleadom (MGM Cartoon; 1948)
Wild Things (Film; 1998)
Ye Olde Songs, featuring Farmer Al Falfa (Terrytoons Cartoon; 1932)
Zen in the Art of Archery, by Eugen Herrigel (Philosophy Book; 1948)
Zombeavers (Film; 2015)
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7+ Best Castlemaine Festivals and Events
Discover Community Within Castlemaine
With a rich history of gold mining, this convenient two-hour drive from Melbourne is a hot spot for year-long festivals. We can’t wait to reveal Victoria’s best-kept secret in Castlemaine and promote its strong reputation for creative expression. Within our list of the top 7 Castlemaine festivals, we’ve also included two bonus community events that might not even be on your radar.
Besides festivals, Castlemaine is a great weekend destination, packed with fantastic foodie spots, museums, and art exhibitions. Regardless of how you connect with the creative inside you, find the perfect festival weekend to explore in Castlemaine, Victoria!
The Top 7 Castlemaine Festivals
Castlemaine Fringe Festival
The younger sister to the state festival, the Castlemaine Fringe festival celebrated 30 years of expression based on pillars of inclusivity, accessibility, and community participation. We acknowledge our stages are built on the lands of the Dja Dja Wurrung People, and continue to pay our respects to the traditional owners of the land, the local elders, and emerging leaders.
This year, the festival took place from March 17 to April 2nd and featured various guests and performers like author Carmel Bird, and musical acts Luke Warm and Jadebyrd. The closing party was held at The Tappy beer garden, and the energy was vibrant with blues and beats from Oliver and the Elsewheres, Out of Abingdon, and visual artist Liminal Treats.
Castlemaine Jazz Festival
The annual Castlemaine Jazz Festival takes over downtown filling the streets with rhythmic melodies and brass. Taking place on the Kings Birthday Weekend, we recommend booking accommodation now to avoid disappointment. Completely organized and operated by volunteers, this Castlemaine festival started with a discussion among musicians in 2012. It took a few years to understand the collective vision, but this year marks the seventh Castlemaine Jazz Festival and the future only promises more growth.
Last year’s highlights included three separate stages with jazz musicians like Melba Big Band, Brooklyn ‘86’, and Jon Magill’s Groove Congress. This year, there will be performances on six stages with returning acts and first-comers. Early bird tickets are available until May 14th and more information is available online for scheduling.
Castlemaine Festival Of Gardens
The Castlemaine Festival of Gardens occurs every two years with the next scheduled festival taking place in 2024. Aligning with Melbourne Cup Week, private and historical gardens open their doors to the public for two days only. This Castlemaine festival has been running for twenty-six years and provides a running backlog of each garden featured on its website. After crossing the threshold to witness the natural beauty of each garden, guests will also learn the property’s history and facts about birds who frequent the bushes. From cozy cottage plots to expansive and breathtaking historical properties, every anthophilous in Australia will save the date!
Castlemaine Pride Festival
The Castlemaine Pride Festival began in 2018 when Martyn Shaddick, Sherene Clow, and Marion Yates organized a Pride Picnic to thank everyone who supported the queer community during the marriage equality debate. Mark the calendars this year for April 29th to May 6th, and connect while celebrating with your rainbow-chosen family. Come together and learn the history surrounding the art of drag or sign up to watch the Queer Film Festival. We believe in standing proud and supporting our community now more than ever. Volunteer opportunities are available.
Castlemaine Documentary Festival
Calling all brand-new or senior documentary enthusiasts! This Castlemaine festival is scheduled for June 16-19th and is a weekend dedicated to the love of film. In the past, the documentary festival has taken place in July, but these June dates provide a unique opportunity for festival-goers to experience art-based activities for the entire month of June! While the festival schedule is yet to be confirmed, we do know events will include eight feature documentaries, an augmented reality showcase, and a new family and youth-focused Yurt. The Castlemaine C-Doc Club is responsible for the annual festival, plus they organize workshops throughout the year to connect with the community. These workshops held throughout the year include learning new skills for video editing, and a Masterclass on Storytelling.
Castlemaine Agricultural Show
The VAS or Victorian Agriculure Shows promote the community and movement of Australia. Passed down through generations we are meeting the next generation interested in activities relevant to the Agricultural Show movement. Unlike the other festivals mentioned above, the VAS hosts a feature show in April and then the Main Show takes place November 3-4. At both shows, you can expect Victoria’s excellence and events in beef and dairy cattle, sheep, saddle horse championships, and much more! Besides livestock events, there will also be home crafts, photography, and fleece competitions.
Castlemaine State Festival
The first Castlemaine State Festival happened in 1976. Today, it’s recognized as Australia’s longest-running flagship regional arts festival. While the event has already taken place this year, highlights include performances from Jaguar Jonze, KIAN, The Bulletes, and Lizzy Welsh with the Bendigo Symphony Orchestra. Visual and literary panels and experiences included a multichannel video installation titled Essays on Earth, and discussions with Alice Zaslasvsky and Jane Grylls.
The Castlemaine State Festival is always a fun and exciting experience perfect for friends or families. Taking over downtown Castlemaine with visual art exhibitions, guests are swept up in the joy and camaraderie of supporting artists in local venues.
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The Castlemaine Artists Market takes place on the fourth Sunday of every month from 10-3. Browse locally created artisanal goods and place unique orders to pick up the following month.
For guests not afraid of the dark, the annual Goldfields Gothic Festival of Dark Ideas takes place for three days in August 2023. As per the organisers, the festival is inspired by, “the dark undercurrent of the 1850s Victorian Goldfields and intriguing stories of the past.” Upcoming highlights include cemetery tours and workshops, and the dress-up encouraged Maldon Gothic and Victorian Picnic.
Lock In Castlemaine Festival Accommodation With Castlemaine Boutique Booking
Castlemaine Boutique Accommodation prides itself on aligning with properties that showcase a rich heritage to our guests while they explore Victorian manors and dive into the Castlemaine festival experience. From large to quaint, Castlemaine Boutique Accommodation continues to offer guests exclusive listings of properties in Castlemaine. Our team focuses on bespoke accommodation in Castlemaine that is carefully selected and double-checked for charm and luxury around every corner.
The Castlemaine Boutique Accommodation guarantee is to provide luxurious and comfortable options ranging in size for groups of solo travellers to 90 guests. Choose from restored Victorian manors to modern cosy apartments. With round-the-clock check-in available, free Wi-FI, complimentary parking, and modern amenities, your home away from home awaits to be unlocked.
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Vogue Entertainment - Your Premier Entertainment Agency in Melbourne
Discover a world of entertainment excellence with Vogue Entertainment, Melbourne's premier agency. From hiring bands to booking celebrities, our award-winning services bring your events to life. Experience the magic of roving entertainers, the excitement of stage shows, and the enchantment of wedding and party musicians. With a commitment to inspiring,thrilling, and exciting audiences, we go above and beyond to ensure unforgettable moments that resonate in your hearts. Choose the best in the industry, and let us create an entertainment experience tailored just for you. Vogue Entertainment: where extraordinary meets unforgettable.
Vogue Entertainment - Your Premier Entertainment Agency in Melbourne
Welcome to Vogue Entertainment, Melbourne's leading entertainment agency. With a diverse range of services, including hiring bands, booking celebrities, roving entertainers, wedding musicians, and party musicians, we are dedicated to providing you with exceptional entertainment solutions. Our award-winning agency is committed to inspiring, thrilling, and exciting audiences, ensuring unforgettable experiences for your corporate events, private functions, weddings, and more.
Vogue Entertainment Profile
At Vogue Entertainment, we pride ourselves on being a premier entertainment agency in Melbourne, Australia. With over two decades of experience, our agency has been delivering outstanding entertainment solutions for corporate events, major festivals, private functions, and music productions. We have built a reputation for excellence, recognized by our prestigious awards and our commitment to customer satisfaction.
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Hire A Band
Whether you're planning a corporate party or a wedding reception, we have a diverse selection of bands to suit every occasion. From jazz bands to cover bands, corporate bands to wedding bands, and even tribute bands, you'll find the perfect musical ensemble to keep your guests dancing the night away.
Book a Celebrity
Make your special event truly unforgettable by hiring a celebrity. From celebrity hosts and TV stars to celebrity bands, we can bring the star power to your event. If you require a corporate comedian or a keynote speaker, we've got you covered. We'll ensure that the celebrity of your choice delivers a memorable experience for your guests.
Roving Entertainers
Add a touch of interactive entertainment to your event with our roving entertainers. These performers engage with your guests up close and personal, creating a unique and intimate experience. Whether you need roving bands, entertainers, or magicians, they are perfect for street entertainment, festivals, sporting events, and more.
Stage Shows
Create a truly captivating event with our extraordinary stage shows. From comedians and magicians to hypnotists, vocalists, string stage shows, and impersonators, our performers will leave a lasting impression on your audience. Elevate your event with a featured stage show that will entertain and engage your guests.
Musicians for Wedding
Experience the enchantment of our handpicked musicians for your wedding day. Our talented musicians will craft a captivating symphony, providing the perfect soundtrack for your special moments. From ceremony music to reception entertainment, they will create unforgettable memories that resonate in your hearts.
Party Musicians
Ignite the dance floor and keep the celebration alive with our dynamic and talented party musicians. With infectious beats and electrifying performances, they will get the party started and ensure an unforgettable night of fun and entertainment.
What Sets Us Apart
At Vogue Entertainment, we strive to be your trusted partner in choosing the best available entertainment for your event. We understand that every occasion is unique, and we go above and beyond to tailor our services to your specific needs. If you can't find the exact entertainment you're looking for, we have the ability to create it exclusively for you, ensuring a truly customized and remarkable experience.
With our exceptional performers, dedication to customer service, and commitment to delivering inspiring, thrilling, and exciting entertainment, Vogue Entertainment is the go-to agency for all your entertainment needs in Melbourne and beyond.
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On this date in music..I say music because Porter Wagoner is NOT a rock artist….
October 28th
2019 - Stephen Morris
Musician Stephen Morris appealed for the return of his £250,000 antique violin after leaving it on a train. He forgot the 310-year-old instrument, in a white case, when he got off the train in London with his bike. Morris who has played on Bond film scores and recorded with David Bowie said: “It’s devastating to lose it. I was really only its custodian and had hoped to pass it on to another violinist eventually”.
2016 - Elvis Presley
Elvis Presley broke the record for the most No.1 albums by a solo artist. The late singer's new album The Wonder Of You beat competition from Lady Gaga and Michael Buble to become his 13th album to top the chart. Before now, Elvis and Madonna were tied record holders with 12 No.1 albums each to their names.
2011 - Metallica
The organisers of a planned Metallica concert in India were arrested after the show was called off, leading fans of the band to destroy the stage and vandalize equipment. Metallica had been booked to play in Delhi on Friday, but they postponed the show after a security barrier in front of the stage collapsed. The four promoters of the gig, were arrested on fraud charges after they refused to refund tickets. Around 25,000 people had purchased tickets to see what would have been Metallica's first-ever concert in India.
2008 - AC/DC
A statue honouring AC/DC's Bon Scott was unveiled at the Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour in Western Australia. Although born in Scotland, Scott grew up in Fremantle after his family emigrated to Australia in 1952. Bon started out his newfound Australian life in Melbourne, his family lived in the suburb of Sunshine for 4 years before moving to Fremantle. Scott was born in 1946 died on 20th February 1980. He is buried in Fremantle cemetery.
2007 - Leona Lewis
X Factor winner Leona Lewis went to No.1 on the UK singles chart with the first track from her debut album ‘Bleeding Love.’ Lewis had the biggest week one sales so far in 2007 this year outselling the rest of the top five put together, with 218,000 copies. She beat Take That's ‘Rule The World’ into second place.
2007 - Porter Wagoner
Country musician Porter Wagoner died in Nashville aged 80 from lung cancer. Wagoner helped launch the career of Dolly Parton and had his own US TV show, which ran for 21 years until 1981. Wagoner signed his first record deal in 1955, and had hits including 'Carroll County Accident' and 'Green Green Grass of Home'.
2001 - Afroman
Afroman (Joseph Foreman), started a two-week run at No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'Because I Got High.' The song about how cannabis use was degrading his quality of life, rose from obscurity to popularity after it was circulated around the Internet.
1978 - Queen
Queen played the first night on their 79-date ‘Jazz’ tour at the Dallas Convention Center, Dallas, Texas. Many other acts have appeared here, including, The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Santana and Led Zeppelin.
1978 - Kiss
The live-action movie KISS Meets the Phantom of the Park, was shown on NBC-TV in the U.S. The four rock stars had to deal with a mad scientist who went crazy in an amusement park. All four members of Kiss had just released their individual solo albums.
1973 - David Cassidy
David Cassidy was at No.1 on the UK singles chart with 'Daydreamer / The Puppy Song', the singers second No.1. 'The Puppy Song' was Cassidy's version of the Harry Nilsson song.
1972 - Stevie Wonder
Stevie Wonder released his 15th studio album Talking Book. The album's first track, 'You Are the Sunshine of My Life', hit No.1 on the Billboard charts, and earned Wonder his first Grammy Award. The album featured a guest appearance of Jeff Beck on the track 'Superstition'.
1972 - The Who
The United States Council for World Affairs announced it was adopting The Who song 'Join Together' as it's official theme tune.
1964 - Smokey Robinson
The first of two nights billed as the 'Tami Show' took place at the Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica with; Smokey Robinson & The Miracles, The Beach Boys, Chuck Berry, Marvin Gaye, The Supremes and The Rolling Stones.
1957 - Elvis Presley
After a show at the Pan Pacific Auditorium in Los Angeles, local police told Elvis Presley that he was not allowed to wiggle his hips onstage, the local press also ran headlines saying Elvis would have to clean up his act. The next night, the Los Angeles Vice Squad filmed his entire concert, to study his performance.
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What You may Learn From Bill Gates About Corporate Event Bands
You'll find the best live bands for corporate events here with Entertainment Nation. Experts at providing Fantastic Party Entertainment. Green Light is a full-service entertainment company offering all styles of live music bands including wedding music bands, dance bands, country bands, party bands, jazz bands, and more, as well as premier corporate entertainment, corporate comedy, and professional dancers for hire. We Offer a variety of Wedding Party Bands in Sydney including Funk/Soul Wedding Bands, Jazz Wedding Bands, Latin Salsa Bands, Classical String Quartets, Brazilian entertainment ,Sydney Arabic Bands and the trending Lebanese Bridal Entry that makes you feel like a KING! If a sound limiter is in place, this should be discussed when booking your small classical Robbie Williams band. The corporate entity is blended with the Mystique dancers providing a stage show like no other - Orchestra 33's "Party Gras" Dance Band! If your event is a networking event for example then you don’t want a loud band taking centre stage (literally) and making it difficult for guests to talk to each other. You can discuss and agree how long you want your to perform their music sets and break duration.
There are also that when asked to perform across 3 hours will do that without a break! When booking a corporate event band there are a few things to think about. We're an Auckland-based covers band that can grow from a duo to a full 7-piece with horns. The sooner a knows there is an issue the quicker they can rectify the problem if it is within their power to do so. Whether it's to attract attention for your business, leave lasting memories for stakeholders, or blow the socks off your clients, staff and guests, there are few things with the visual appeal and power of a live band in full flow. Loyal fans of celebrities can keep these to commemorate their memories of the event. The important thing to remember is that the band you choose for your corporate event will be associated with your brand in the memories of your guests.
Armed with the sensational vocals and showmanship of Jo Petit, this 6 to 12 piece band will blow you away! Scalable 9 piece band boasting a 5 piece horn section for that “big band” signature sound, plus male and female vocalists and showgirl dancers. We like to surprise our clients with our passion to deliver a wide range of event management solutions including Indian Band, Wedding DJ, Imported Sound Lights, Dancers, Singers, Anchors (emcee), Musicians, Live Band in Delhi, and many more related event solutions to our clients. Our range of high quality corporate bands and roving entertainers are all guaranteed to make your Melbourne event unforgettable, professional and enjoyable. Despite the loss of Chris Williams, the band’s founding drummer, in 2006, The Pat McGee Band has forged forward and is well-known for both star-studded collaborations and high energy live performances. With band line ups of every size, genres from the slow to the rambunctious, and unmatched versatility, it's never been easier tailoring a corporate events cover band to your needs. Hiring a cover band means you'll spend less, and it also means it's more likely the band will be available on your desired dates.
You might dream of having a major band play your big event, but it probably isn't in your budget. The perfect choice for any corporate event, a showcase perfomance from a live band makes a statement. Hiring Tips for Choosing a Live Band for Your Wedding includes some risk. SoniQ Empires are so much more than just a party band. You can expect every Party hit song and floor filler you’ve ever heard catered specifically for your audience. “As always Party Crashers were a huge hit. We've spent years building up a roster of experienced and professional bands who know exactly how to make any product launch, keynote conference, or office Christmas party shine. At Entertainment Nation we aim to make every step of the corporate entertainment hire process as simple as possible. Entertainment for award nights, corporate conferences, gala balls, product launches and more. Corporate event bands are described as bands and entertainers that provide music for product launches, restaurants and any business event that requires something extra special. Founded by Jonathan Wiegratz, and joined by business partner, Emily Miller; The tandem has been known as forward-thinking trailblazers in the wedding band and event entertainment industry, for over a decade.
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