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World moves to a Celtic beat

THE much loved Barleyshakes return to home ground for a family-friendly concert to be held at Sunspace in Doonan, on Sunday 6 November, from 3pm.
After a massive 10-week tour of Europe across seven countries, the Shakes are excited to be back home on the coast.
Brewed in Ireland and distilled in Australia the Barleyshakes are a Celtic band with world music influences who combine intense energy, beautiful harmony and driving dance rhythms in their live performances.
Adored throughout Australia and beyond for their “bent” Irish sound, they are winners of the Queensland Music Award for World Music.
Bring your dancing shoes as the event will kick off at 3pm with a good old bush dance and as it’s an open air event on the Sunspace outdoor stage, it will be weather-permitting.
Sunspace is the perfect venue for this community event with alfresco dining, beers and wines available and entry only $10 or $25 for a family ticket.

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