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HomeEntertainmentKallidad return to Eumundi to raise the roof

Kallidad return to Eumundi to raise the roof

Prepare to be blown away when instrumental trio Kallidad take to the stage in The Brewery at The Imperial Hotel Eumundi on Friday 1 October.

Kallidad combine Spanish guitar magic with rock and roll energy to create a once in a lifetime sound that has seen the group tour across Europe, Asia and Oceania.

The line-up is two Spanish guitars and a box drum – but don’t let the lightweight set-up fool you. Kallidad’s sound is big. It’s flamenco and mariachi fusing with metal and hard rock.

The trio’s notorious white face paint masks their identities, shifting the focus to a musical style that is alive, intense, emotional, and powerful.

Kallidad’s music is all instrumental – no lyrics are necessary to feel the energy and passion behind the music.

Booming percussion and shredded nylon string guitars weave a deep web of sound that always leaves audiences breathless and begging for more.

This is a live show you don’t want to miss.

TICKETS: Presale $25 (plus a booking fee) through Oztix. Pre-sale tickets only (no door sales). It is an 18 plus event. Doors open at 7.30pm.

 

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