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Gypsy Cats at the Majestic

Light up your Life with this ensemble of young musicians performing their own take on the Manouche genre with their distinctive sound and instrumentation.

The Gypsy Cats have built an eclectic repertoire of originals and standards, up-tempo swing, gypsy bossa, traditional jazz ballads and French waltz.

They will perform at the Majestic Theatre on Thursday 15 May from 1.30pm – 4.30pm for the Noosa Jazz Club.

The Gypsy Cats started busking around the streets of Brisbane in 2016 and since then have become one of Queensland’s best known gypsy jazz bands, having played countless live music venues and festivals around the state. Some recent highlights include the latest edition of Woodford Folk Festival (2022/23), as well Brisbane Festival (2022), and OzManouche at the Brisbane Jazz Club (2020 & 2021).

The Gypsy Cats are well loved amongst the local swing dancing community, who enjoy the challenge of performing their skilful moves to the quartet’s fast paced tunes.

The Gypsy Cats deliver exciting and energetic sets that will have you spell-bound from beginning to the end.

More information and to book tickets online visit noosajazzclub.com

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