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On time for Woodstock era

Late for Woodstock is bringing the iconic tunes of the Woodstock era to the Villa Noosa Hotel, tomorrow night, (Friday) from 9pm.
Inspired artists from the iconic Woodstock era were bursting with unbridled passion and creativity and left a trail of sonic musical gems in their wake that continue to receive airplay nearly 50 years on.
Sharing a lifelong passion for this iconic era and inspired by the music, culture and artists from the era of its namesake, Late for Woodstock was born in 1998 and has keep the era alive with its impressive stage shows.
After 16 years together, Late for Woodstock has amassed an extensive playlist including classic hits from the era and album track favourites from Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Bob Dylan, The Doors and much more.
There is free entry to see Late for Woodstock at the Villa Noosa tomorrow night (19 September) at 9pm.

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