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Fremantle Arts Centre features local musicians over summer

Local favourite Toby is just one of swag of musicians playing the Sunday session at the Fremantle Arts Centre over summer.

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With an outstanding line-up of local bands and touring musicians on their roster, Sunday Music is a free concert series running 2–4pm every Sunday from January until the end of March.

This year’s program features a diverse selection of local, national and international music acts including The Cat Empire’s Harry James Angus, the high-octane vocals and gritty rhythms of Randa and the Soul Kingdom, WAM’s Best Country Act – Little Lord Street Band and South Sudan’s “King of Music”, Gordan Koang.

It’s the perfect event for a Sunday afternoon, bring a rug, pack a picnic and prepare to spend a lazy afternoon at this free, family friendly event. Wood fired pizzas available and there’s a bar.

Here’s the full line-up.

JANUARY – MARCH 2020 LINE UP 
05 Jan: Randa and the Soul Kingdom
12 Jan: Kruger James and His Orchestra + Special Guests
19 Jan: Dan Howls
26 Jan: Toby
02 Feb: Steve Hensby Band
09 Feb: Harry James Angus
16 Feb: Gordon Koang
23 Feb: Pugsley Buzzard
29 Feb: Little Lord Street Band + Police Pipe Band + Special Guests
08 Mar: Old Blood 
15 Mar: Colab + Odette Mercy & Her Soul Atomics
22 Mar: Tom Fisher & the Layabouts + Joan & the Giants
29 Mar: Cope Street Parade 

Source: Media Release


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