Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER

Get the latest news to your email inbox FREE!

REGISTER
HomeEntertainmentSoundfeast lineup for the whole family

Soundfeast lineup for the whole family

This amazing free musical evening has a following that keeps growing. It’s fantastic to see this event so well supported by our community. It’s suitable for the whole family, starting at 6pm. There is delicious hot food available to purchase, seating and helpful friendly venue staff.

The line-up for 27 September includes “The Strangest Dreamers”, “Let’s Dance Latin”, Karl S Wiliams and “The Lyrical”.

“The Strangest Dreamers” began 2019 appearing at Woodfordia, playing their original folk, blues and roots material. Their songs pluck at the heartstrings of the human emotions of love; of our planet, of fellow travellers and our hope for world peace. With strongly arranged harmonies and imaginative instrumentation you’ll be singing, dancing, laughing and crying with this band of brothers. “Let’s Dance Latin Dance Academy” will be showcasing a variety of sizzling Latin rhythms – from salsa to samba and more.

Karl S Williams emerged from the cane country of Northern New South Wales, steeped in swamp water and primitive music. His songs are a distillation of life, love and the human condition; a kind of folk, soul, blues but not as you know it. With a weaponised voice that can soar, moan and ache with the best of them. He writes timeless music, rooted in tradition but also firmly conversant with the present.

Since topping the charts on Triple J’s Unearthed for the seventh time, “The Lyrical” has become THE rising star of the music scene on the Sunshine Coast. The Queensland North Coast has always been Australia’s hotbed for new talent in a variety of genres and the hip hop-reggae scene is no exception to that tradition. Following in the footsteps of Ben Harper, Bob Marley, Michael Franti and Xavier Rudd, The Lyrical reflects the ingenuity and musical aptitude it takes to be a great artist. The unique blend of beat-boxing meshed with folk guitar and socially conscious lyrics is fast becoming the hottest ticket in town.

Sound Feast will be on at The J, 60 Noosa Drive, Noosa Junction from 6-10.30pm on Friday 27 September.

 

Digital Edition
Subscribe

Get an all ACCESS PASS to the News and your Digital Edition with an online subscription

Next generation

Five engineering graduates have joined Unitywater as part of its Graduate Development Program, helping support water and wastewater services across the region, including Noosa. The...
More News

E-Bike fires on the rise

Queensland is seeing a concerning increase in fires linked to lithium-ion batteries, particularly from e-bikes, e-scooters, and household power tools, with recent data highlighting...

Cracking down on rubbish

Noosa Council has formally applied for the Queensland Government’s Fighting Illegal Dumping Partnership Program (FIDPP), a state initiative designed to strengthen local enforcement and...

Remembering Laine Harry

For more than 30 years, Laine Harry was a guiding light in the spiritual lives of countless people across the Sunshine Coast, offering wisdom,...

Man charged after police shooting

A North Arm man has been charged following a police-involved shooting in Woombye yesterday morning, about 40 kilometres south of Noosa Police were first called...

Noosa snappers urged to shine

Noosa photographers are being encouraged to dig through their cameras and submit their best weather shots for a chance to feature in the 2027...

Triathlon, tunes and festivals

A huge month of sport, music and community celebrations is set to light up the Sunshine Coast in March, with organisers promising one of...

Australia’s Next Tech Boom: What Awaits You in a Career in Fintech?

The financial sector in Australia is undergoing rapid transformation, driven particularly by technological innovation and big data. These new staples in global industry landscapes...

Risk Management for Noosa Businesses: Sailing Through Peak and Off-seasons

A large portion of Noosa’s economy is powered by tourists, which means it experiences well-defined peaks and off-seasons. While this means that local businesses...

Filling Gaps in Noosa’s Healthcare Sector: Top In-Demand Roles

Noosa’s healthcare sector is booming, in line with its high population growth in recent years. However, there is a need for improved healthcare, driven...

Wet Season Wind-Down: Maintenance Essentials for Noosa Residents

When the wet season ends in Noosa, the locals let out a collective sigh. Humidity levels finally begin to drop, skies begin to clear,...