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‘Roaring Twenties’ concerts

The Noosa Jazz Club and Noosa Chorale perform at The J this Friday and Saturday for the 'Roaring Twenties' concert.
By Hollie Harris

By Hollie Harris

THE Noosa Jazz Club and Noosa Chorale are pleased to announce two joint ‘Roaring Twenties’ concerts on Friday 28 August and Saturday 29 August at The J in Noosa.
Seventy of Noosa’s finest singers, led by conductor Adrian King, will team up with the Australian Jazz Ensemble, featuring Bob Barnard AM, Paul Furniss, Peter Locke, Nigel Date, James Clark and remarkable singer Juliarna Clark.
They will perform two concerts together featuring ‘Roaring Twenties’ jazz greats and all-time hits from Jerome Kern and Irving Berlin.
Mobsters and Molls, get in the swing of things by dressing in 20s style.
Tickets for ‘Roaring Twenties’ available from The J, (07) 5329 6560.

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