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‘Old school’ rock n roll

By Hollie Harris

Chris Webbe and the Sweaty Palms have been rocking the Sunny Coast for many years and continue to tour Australia extensively with their own brand of original and classic rock and roll.
On this tour, they are serving up “old shool” party rock playing original songs from their past releases as well as classic Australian rock, country and blues and selected international hits from the ’60s to the ’80s.
With 40 years of touring and performing experience plus 14 albums, the band can cover a wide range of musical territory.
The Sweaty Palms know how to rock.
Do you remember what it was like to go to an “old school” party rock and roll show? Or maybe you have never seen one and you are curious. If so, head to the Tewantin Noosa RSL on Friday 10 March and catch The Sweaty Palms for a fun, entertaining night. You can expect to dance to some funky grooves, boogie to some blues and be rocked by some big power ballads.

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