TOM KATZ!
ICON OF THE 60’S & 70'S IN SORRENTO

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.

Bar open 12 noon, band 4pm, dinner & snacks 5pm.

Australia's piano playing wild man with an original style that's steeped in rumbling blues and untamed rockabilly.  With a voice that’ll stir the soul, Ezra combines early rock 'n' roll with rhythm & blues. At just 14 years old, Ezra joined the award-winning blues band Johnny Green’s Blues Cowboys with his father Ed Matzenik (The Atlantics, Track Records London) on bass. Since then, Ezra has worked with Wanda Jackson, Linda Gail Lewis, Australian rock group Rose Tattoo as well as performances at The Sydney Opera House with James Blundell, Nick Barker, Dave Larkin and Doug Parkinson. Ezra and his band have performed at Viva Las Vegas Rockabilly Weekender (USA), Screamin (Spain), Rockabilly Rave (UK), Rhythm Riot (UK), The Tamworth Country Music Festival, Bluesfest, Blues On Broadbeach, Blues At Bridgetown, Greazefest, Crank It Up, Camperdown Cruise, Ballarat Beat, Cooly Rocks On, Chromefest and TomKatz, of course!

Doors & bar 5.30pm, dinner 6.00pm, show 7.30pm.

This thundering 5 piece knows how to take you back in time a few decades! Playing the vintage rock 'n' blues of bands like Chris Rea, Bad Company, The Who, Tom Petty, Rolling Stones and ZZ Top, the fellas (Starry, David, John, Al and John M) will transport you back to a time when rock was young. Well, not a kid, but still only in its twenties!

Doors & bar 5.30pm, dinner 6.00pm, show 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 & bar 5.30pm, dinner 6.00pm, show 7.30pm.

Movers and shakers are crowd favourites because they play songs people love to dance and sing along to.  Featuring the amazing voice of international touring and recording artist MaryAnne Vanderhorst, this high energy group of experienced muso's smash out dance classics from the 60’s through to today's hits. So, if you’re up for a good time this band will get the party started and get the dance floor pumping. Dinner and snacks available from 5pm.

Bar open 12 noon, band 4pm, dinner & snacks 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!

Bar open 12 noon, band 4pm, dinner & snacks 5pm.

Neil Scott and Peter Valentine. Get transported back to the 60s and 70s with this fabulous duo. Hear excellent versions of 'Lazy Sunday Afternoon' and 'Eleanor Rigby', and rock out to classics from The Beatles, Small Faces, Bee Gees, The Hollies and many more.

Bar open 12 noon, band 4pm, dinner & snacks 5pm.

Generation Countdown is a rocking 3-piece that love to play Aussie classics and one hit wonders from the Countdown era. Three seasoned musicians who take pride in filling the dance floor with high energy versions of the songs everyone loves from bands like Misex, AC/DC, The Sports, Skyhooks, The Stars, Old55, Hush, JPY, Sunnyboys, Mental as Anything, Split Enz, Oz Crawl, James Freud, Goanna and lots of killer "One Hit Wonders" from back in the day!

Bar open 12 noon, band 4pm, dinner & snacks 5pm.

Wendy Stapleton presents the outstanding tribute to the songs and career of Dusty Springfield, Britain’s greatest female pop singer. Dusty enjoyed a 35 year career in music because of her unique heartbreaking voice, and her unfailing belief in song writers such as Carol King, Gerry Goffin, Randy Newman, John Kander, Burt Bacharach and Hal David just to name of few. This show is the original production that has delighted audiences all around Australia, New Zealand and the UK. Starring Wendy Stapleton as Dusty and featuring fabulous musical theatre singer/dancers and musicians, it takes you on a colourful journey through all the hits from the 60s to the 90s that made Dusty a household name.

Doors & bar 5.30pm, dinner 6.00pm, show 7.30pm.