TOM KATZ! WAS AN ICON OF THE 60’S IN SORRENTO

Grandstone is a band of musicians brought together through friendship and a common deep appreciation and love for blues based/infused rock music.  Playing the classic rock songs you know and love, join George and the boys for a great afternoon of singing and dancing!

Doors and bar: 4pm, dinner and snacks available from 5pm.

Silverhair is a four piece band with many years of experience (as the name of the band may suggest).  The players are all Melbourne-based musicians and all have a very impressive pedigree - that means yes we have all come from top bands. The band members are Phil on lead vocals & rhythm guitar (the guy with the very unique vocals), Steve on bass & vocals (also noted for playing the little wooden sticks on 'Alright Now' ), Adrian on lead guitar & vocals (always has the guitarists and enthusiasts watching his every move) and drummer Rick also on vocals (he can be very funny) with a long record of memorable bands. Their song list is the best of 60’s to the 90’s with hits that appeal to all ages - a classic dance band whose motto is “lets get the party started”, and that’s exactly what they do.

Doors and bar: 5.30pm, show starts at 7.30pm

If you were to list the top 10 most enduring musicians in Australia’s Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame, Marty Rose would have to be one of the first names on the list. Dedicating his life to the Australian Music Industry, Marty blasted onto the scene with a Mushroom Records recording contract in 1977, based solely on raw talent and his first top 20 single ‘Memories of You’. In 1982 Marty formed the first electronic duo with the very talented Adrian Scott of Air Supply, going into record the single ‘Words Can Never Say’. During 1984 he continued to drive his career to the top while touring Australia and New Zealand as the front man for the great Jeff “Skank” Baxter of Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers fame. Over the past 25 years Marty has consistently delivered what audiences throughout Australia want to hear – good songs played by one of Australia’s top musicians. By 1989, Marty’s career had blossomed to the point where Bert Newton personally requested that he perform on a regular basis. He has played for the Who’s Who of Australia (private parties for Kerry Packer, Lloyd Williams, Alan Bond, Christopher Skase, Charles and Diana, Billy Joel, Elton John and even the Pope – and continues to be in great form!

Doors and bar: 4pm, dinner and snacks available from 5pm.

Arguably Australia’s most musically and vocally accurate Fleetwood Mac tribute, the band features the incredible vocals of Melbourne singers Sue Jones (Lead Vocals), Jordan Z (Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar) and Debbi Arpini (Vocals, Percussion) - backed by a stellar line-up of prolific musicians, including Peter Valentine on Keys & vocals (Burns, Cotton & Morris), Rick Petropoulos on Bass (The Ferrets), Dave Hampton on Lead Guitar (The Australian Madonna Show) and Fallon Williams III on Drums (Humble Pie, Bryan Adams, Peter Frampton).  The band members have collectively performed and toured with numerous Australian and International artists. In fact, Drummer Fallon Williams III may just be the only Australian Fleetwood Mac Tribute show member who has actually jammed with Stevie Nicks!

Doors: 5.30pm, dinner from 6.00pm, be seated for show by 7.30pm.

Award-winning musician Peter Sullivan, a household name and talented pianist with over 50 years of experience, is known for producing and recording original motion picture scores and serving as the Music Director for Channel 9 in Melbourne. Together with Andrea Lees and Harry Mullany, the trio will perform songs from legendary composers, those who had a profound and enduring influence on the music industry.

Hear Bacharach’s most famous songs include ‘Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head’, ‘I Say a Little Prayer’, ‘What the World Needs Now Is Love’ and ‘Do You Know the Way to San Jose’ to name a few.

 Doors and bar: 4pm, dinner and snacks available from 5pm.

Andrew Farrell (The Wizard) is a famous Australian pianist, singer and songwriter. His wide range of skills include performing as an Australian jazz, classical and boogie woogie pianist. Over the years this phenomenally gifted artist has developed a stunningly unique piano style, where he often combines classical elements with jazz, boogie-woogie and blues. He then synthesises these into a very personal and engaging musical composition. Andrew cleverly quotes from other songs and makes them a natural part of his improvisation. His performances are always dramatic, joyous and pyrotechnic so don't miss out - you never know what musical wizardy you will witness!

Doors and bar: 4pm, dinner and snacks available from 5pm.

Two crackin' Aussies bands for your Australia Day celebrations! The Marty Rose Band are well-known, well-respected and well-loved the country over, and Cruizin' are the peninsula band and TomKatz regulars.  Both will be dishing out helpings of music you know and love!

This is one of the biggest days of the calendar year, with amazing live music and a community BBQ all afternoon. Tickets are FREE and give you priority entry when it gets busy, so don't miss out!

Flag raising ceremony at 11.30am, community BBQ from midday, Cruizin' playing 1.30-3.30pm and Marty Rose Band performing 4-7pm.