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They have a certain… ‘Twang’

LOCAL band, ‘Twang’ burst on to the rockabilly scene with exuberance, excitement and ability that literally swept people off their feet. Though relatively fresh and new, Twang has a rich rockabilly pedigree with their line-up.
Tim Collett on slap bass and vocals is the founding and ongoing member of iconic Australian rockabilly act, The Convertibles. Tim’s long association with the Rockabilly genre has forged a rhythmic, percussive, solid, titillating slap bass style which has been inspiring to many upcoming enthusiasts.
Dean Kendal on drums and vocals was also a founding member of another iconic Queensland Rockabilly act, The Shakin’ Quavers, as well as performing a long stint with the Convertibles. Dean is a wild man on the skins and with his lineage, the rockabilly feel is as natural to him as breathing.
On vocals and acoustics is multi-award winning country music performer, Maree Gwynne who at one time in her early career shared honours with the likes of Keith Urban. To hear Maree’s big voice and witness her upbeat boppy and sassy onstage persona, channels memories of rockabilly queens like Wanda Jackson and Janice Martin.
Last but not least on lead guitar and vocals is Dan Fargo who has been playing the traps and paying his dues for a good while. Dan in his own right is an in-demand performer and his vocal and picking skills are much acclaimed.
Twang have the ability to impress both long-time rockabilly enthusiasts and rockabilly first timers. Collectively they exude an infectious sense of fun and excitement from their collective love of rockabilly music and lifestyle.
You can catch Twang at the Tewantin Noosa RSL f on Saturday 28 March from 8pm in the South Bar and it’s free. Book a table for dinner and guarantee a prime position to catch all the action.

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