Katoomba's Palais Royale Hotel is well on its way to becoming a premier burlesque, cabaret and variety show venue for the Blue Mountains, also known for regularly hosting events such as The Goon Show Live and murder mysteries with events company Entertainment Blue Mountains. On January 18th, The Swell Sisters, Mandy, Jo and Ruby, will grace the stage to deliver a nostalgic set of 1960s vocal favourites from the likes of The Supremes, Dusty Springfield and Aretha Franklin! As the trio themselves put it, 'sizzling voices and cheeky personalities in a show brimming with hit songs, to channel the Sweethearts of the 60s'. The Swell Sisters have performed at a range of Australian outdoor festivals and venues from Doltone House, Blacktown Workers Club, Evans Theatre to Wollongong Town Hall, the members themselves having worked alongside such charting acts as Culture Club, Bananarama, Powderfinger and Tina Arena. With the grand ballroom of the Palais Royale in transition to become Le Salon Grand, an exciting run of fresh variety shows are currently in the works for mountains and urban audiences. Stay tuned, ladies and gentlemen!
Tickets can be bought here: The Swell Sisters - Sweethearts Of The 60s
[Image courtesy of The Swell Sisters Facebook page]
In a sad but historic act that some refer to as ‘the day the music died’, Katoomba hotel The Gearin ceased their live music scene in...
Simpatico is the six-track debut EP from Blue Mountains psychedelic-funk-pop four piece
After the release of five albums, two side project albums, two singles, one double album, and one solo ...
After an upheaval of lifestyle from Sydney to the Blue Mountains, the formation of his new young family...
In the same insane vein as one of their rowdy local live shows, (pre-COVID), the first moment of
After September 1st, as many ancient, naked trees of the Blue Mountains gradually start to revitalise o...
A proud owner of soaring vocal ability and some fresh, frank, original songs, Sydney-based singer-songwriter
Based in the Blue Mountains of NSW, perplexing indie rockers
Advertise in Print and Online
Contact
Album Review - Here Now
