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Stage is set for feast of sound

By Hollie Harris

It’s that time again! The J presents one of Noosa’s best nights out with Sound Feast – next week 19 May.
Put it in your calendar, grab your mates and enjoy Mapstone (Byron Bay), Sunny Coast Rude Boys, Jeunae Rodgers, Sally Skelton and more.
Sunny Coast Rude Boys are what you might call, quiet loud achievers. This high-energy eight-piece Ska band shines brightest at Sound Feast – where high-quality production and the big stage are a perfect match for this exhilarating and rather large band.
The Rudies deliver knockout versions of Reggae and Ska classics – from UB40, Madness, The Specials, The Skatellites, The Beat and more.
Music from 6pm and as always, it’s free.

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