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Gliding high 80s indie pop sensation The Eurogliders are back and TE caught up with frontwoman Grace Knight ahead of their show at the Caves Beachside Hotel.
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While it’s a given that Kris Kristofferson can write the heck out of a tune, the same can also be said of his acting as this early Marty Scorsese classic more than amply proves. A young woman’s husband dies suddenly and she is left to care for her 11-yearold son. The two of them set out for Monterey, California where she once was very happy and was employed as a singer. Kristofferson’s performance is one of the best in his career.
SWANS Thursday, January 22 • Manning Bar University of Sydney Union Powerhouse “no-wave” experimentalists Swans are heading back our way, next year, for what promises to be a thunderous performance at the Manning Bar. Consisting of Michael Gira, Norman Westberg, Christoph Hahn, Phil Puleo, Thor Harris and Christopher Pravdica, Swans have released an astounding twelve studio albums, with album thirteen To Be Kind continuing to push boundaries and draw in listeners with their ability to create sounds which are equal parts beautiful and confronting. After a 13-year break, Gira resurrected the Swans, releasing critically acclaimed albums My Father Will Guide Me Up A Rope and The Seer. The latest album, To Be Kind was developed live during the Swans tours of 2012/13 and the result is two hours and ten tracks of mind bending symphonies of hypnotic and psychedelic tendencies.
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While I find absolutely no redeeming qualities in this dated, hackneyed sit-com, it appears that I am in the minority as the success of this flick at the box office proved. When Moore Street market-trader Agnes Brown finds her livelihood under threat from a ruthless developer, she and her family embark on a campaign to save her stall, aided as only the Browns will be by a motley troop of blind trainee ninjas, an alcoholic solicitor, and a barrister with Tourettes Syndrome. Hmmm. While there are a few chuckles this flick mostly falls flat.
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As a final statement, from the band that brought us such monumental concepts as The Wall and Dark Side of the Moon, this is an astounding record. Based on various improvisations that came out of the sessions of their 1993 album The Division Bell, this deeply complex instrumental effort (save for the final track Lost for Words) demands repeat listens. The genius in this album lies in the fact that Pink Floyd have managed to create something completely fresh while wholeheartedly embracing their past. The Wish You Were Here-era It’s What We Do, but it is the closer Lost for Words that really captured this reviewer’s attention. The line “we bitch and we fight, diss each other on sight... but this thing we do is louder than words” is a perfect summation to Pink Floyd’s juggernaut-life yet tumultuous career.
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Mossy’s back for a double header at Lizotte’s tle for two intimate shows at Lizotte’s where he will be performing a slew of Chisel and Ian Moss classics, as well as more than a few cuts from his latest studio album Soul on West 53rd, which features fresh reinterpretations of classic soul from the likes of Sam Cooke, Al Green, Otis Redding and Levi Stubbs. Catch Ian Moss at Lizotte’s Lambton on Friday, December 5 and Saturday, December 6.
Floating eloquence Arguably one of Queensland’s best exponents of roots- rock- reggae currently doing the rounds - the Floating Bridges - have released a crackingly explosive new track Eloquence and their heading our way to celebrate. Born and bred on the Sunshine Coast, the Floating Bridges have generated quite a following throughout Australia
It may not be Christmas yet, but the big gig announcements for 2015 just keep coming (Kenny Rogers, Billy Idol, Michael Franti, Cheap Trick, et al) and the latest cab off the rank is none other than Leo Sayer. From his debut smash hit the Show Must Go On to his 2006 remix of Thunder in My Heart, Sayer has carved an incredible worldwide career over four decades, including selling 80 million albums and picking up a Grammy award. His live performances are legendary and he’s touring Australia for the first time in four years to celebrate the release of his upcoming album Restless Years. This show will feature his new Australian band performing songs from the new album together with the hits you’d expect such as Long Tall Glasses, You Make Me Feel Like Dancing, When I Need You and More Than I Can Say. Leo will be rocking Wests Lambton on Friday, March 13. Tickets are on sale now at the club
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and New Zealand thanks largely to a relentless touring schedule, right- on messages of solidarity and an unquenchable desire to create good vibes. Eloquence is the first taste of their soon-to-be-released debut EP so, you’d do well to get along to the Cambridge Hotel on Friday, November 28 to see what all the fuss is about.
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f you grew up in the heady days of the 1980s’, chances are you spent a fair bit of time in your bedroom singing along to Perth post- punk/ indie pop outfit the Eurogliders and, if you were female you were probably doing your best impersonation of frontwoman Grace Knight’s “manic ballerina”. Well, its time to start reliving all of those memories as the Eurogliders are back and heading our way for a special show at Caves Beach next month. Breaking up firstly in 1989 after a slew of Aussie hits, the band reformed in 2007 for two albums and now they’re back again and as Grace Knight told TE things couldn’t be going better. “We’ve been having such fun taking the band out again for the past ten months,” she said. “How the whole thing started was that [rock historian] Glenn A Baker asked the Eurogliders to support the Boomtown Rats on their Australian tour, so Bernie [Lynch Knight’s main Eurogliders co- conspirator] decided to get a band together - however the tour fell over and we were all ready to go so we thought to ourselves ‘let’s just do it’ and we’re glad we did because it has been great fun.” If you know anything about the Eurogliders back catalogue you’d know that fun always featured largely in their output and Knight said it was great to
see that same sense of fun still evident at shows all these years later. “I may have to take an extra breath between songs nowadays, but it is all about having a ball onstage and it’s also great to see so many people from way back when who are still dancing right along with us.” Asked what she believed was the secret to the bands’ success and continued resonance, Knight had but one word. “Bernie,” she said. “In my opinion he is one of the greatest songwriters in the country, I mean those songs were written 20 or 30 years ago and they still sound fresh and relevant - that’s all such a testament to Bernie’s ability as a songwriter.” While most of their contemporaries might be content with resting on past glories, Knight said the Eurogliders were currently working on a new album which would feature reworkings from the back catalogue as well as some new material. “We really wanted to reintroduce ourselves to everyone so we decided to re- record some of our biggest hits along with some new stuff,” she said. “We’ve ben playing a fair few festivals lately so we really wanted to create a really celebratory festival atmosphere with this record.” TE is giving you the chance to win a double pass to the show. To enter, email your name and contact details with two of the bands biggest hits to editorial@newcastlepost.com.au with “Eurogliders” in the subject line by no later then 5pm on Tuesday, December 2. Winners will be notified by phone.
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LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION THIS WEEK A pulse-pounding thriller set in the nocturnal underbelly of contemporary Los Angeles. Jake Gyllenhaal stars as, a driven young man who discovers the high-speed world of crime journalism. Finding a group of freelance camera crews who film crashes, fires, murder and mayhem, Lou muscles into the dangerous realm of nightcrawling -- where each police siren wail equals a possible windfall and victims are converted into dollars and cents. Cast: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michael Papajon, Bill Paxton, Marco Rodriguez.
FAT PIZZA VS HOUSOS The cult classic Fat Pizza collides with the Logie winning comedy Housos, so you can expect something quite irreverent. After 15 years pizza chef Bobo Gigliotti is released from prison, his crime; assaulting a health inspector with a chainsaw. Rents have gone up in Australia and the only shopfront Bobo can afford is in the infamous housing commission suburb of Sunnyvale. Cast: Paul Fenech, Elle Dawe, Tahir Bilgic, John Boxer
Men, Women & Children follows the story of a group of high school teenagers and their parents as they attempt to navigate the many ways the internet has changed their relationships, their communication, their self-image, and their love lives. The film attempts to stare down social issues such as video game culture, anorexia, infidelity, fame hunting, and the proliferation of illicit material on the internet. As each character and each relationship is tested, we are shown the variety of roads people choose. Cast: Adam Sandler, Jennifer Garner, Emma Thompson
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While there are a couple, and I stress a couple, of chuckleworthy moments in this “buddy cop” flick brings absolutely nothing to this already well-worn genre. Jake Johnson and Damon Wayans Jr star as two idiots who decide to dress up as cops for a masquerade party they mistake for a fancy dress party and, rather chuffed with the attention they receive, involve themselves in various high-jinx, “you have the right not to buy a ticket to this yawnfest” they have run afoul of a group of Russian mobsters. Hackneyed dreck.
Hunger Games Mockingjay - Part I [Rated M] Reviewed at Event Cinemas, Glendale by Amelia Parrott
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I’m going to be up front with this one and say I went into the latest installment of the Hunger Games franchise having not read a single book or watched a single film - blind. If, like me, you need a bit of a heads up on what the hell is going on before you even think about heading into the cinema to tackle this one, here goes. Having destroyed the Hunger Games, the annual battle royale in which 24 Panem kids fight to the death on TV, surviving “tribute”, Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook, American Hustle) now finds herself in District 13 as the figurehead of a rebellion to overthrow the Capitol. Not only must Katniss come to terms with the pressure and responsibility that comes with being a rebel of the state, but she’s also got to save her boyfriend and fellow Games tribute, Peeta, who’s being held captive by the tyrannical Capitol president, Coriolanus Snow. Mockingjay Part I definitely lives up to its hyped-up status as one of the biggest blockbusters of 2014 - the not- too- distantfuture landscape looks great on screen, the musical score by James Newton Howard (The Dark Knight) is excellent, and Lawrence proves her Oscar- winning worth, breathing life into what is frankly a pretty bland script. It goes without saying that you’ll enjoy this a whole lot more if you’ve already got the first two films under your belt.
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5 SAWYERS: Friday, DJ Jonathan; Saturday, DJ Sean Andrews; Sunday, DJ Jonathan. ANNA BAY TAVERN: Saturday, Purple Hearts. AVOCA BEACH BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Soul Station; Saturday Red Alert. BAR 121: Friday, Just Jace; Saturday, Dai Pritchard Band. BAR PETITE: Thursday, Ms Murphy, Daniel March; Friday, Dean Kyrwood; Saturday, HP Duo; Sunday, DJ Nicholas. BEACHCOMBER HOTEL: Sunday, Casho. BEACHES HOTEL: Saturday, Trataka. BEAUFORD HOTEL: Saturday, Jim Overend. BELMONT 16s: Wednesday, Susan jon Rose, Milton Ward; Friday, Jake Rattlke and Roll; Saturday, Tom Burlinson Simply Sinatra, Talk of the Town; Sunday, Franky and Johnny. BELLBIRD HOTEL: Friday, Clint and Julianne Crighton; Sunday, Andy Cash. BELMONT HOTEL: Sunday, Paul Storey. BELMORE HOTEL: Friday, Dr Zoom Duo; Saturday, Dan Runchel and Friends. BERESFIELD BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Jet 2 Vegas; Saturday, The Liars. BLACKBUTT HOTEL: Friday, Hornet; Saturday, Phase III. BRADFORD HOTEL: Friday, Defaced; Saturday, Reg Sinclair; Sunday, Troy Kemp. BUDGEWOI SOCCER CLUB: Saturday, Gyrate; Sunday, Terry Mac. BULADELAH BOWLING CLUB: Saturday, Damnation Bon Scott Tribute. CAMBRIDGE HOTEL: Wednesday, Na`hko and the
medicine for the People; Thursday, Jerrico, Circles, Guards of May; Friday, Floating Bridges, Ne Oblivifacris, Beyond Creation; Saturday, Kisschasy; Sunday, Merauder, Against, Crowned Kings, Taken By Force, Staunch. CANTON BEACH SPORTS CLUB: Friday, Tony Remedios. CARDIFF RSL: Friday, Pistol Pete. CATHO PUB: Sunday, Glam Slam. CAVES BEACHSIDE HOTEL: Saturday, Cover 2 Cover. CENTRAL CHARLESTOWN LEAGUES CLUB: Friday, Tom Buckley;’ Saturday, Pete Gelzinnis. CENTRAL HOTEL, Stroud: Saturday, Dean Dee. CESSNOCK LEAGUES CLUB: Friday, Daniel Arvidson; Saturday 2Good Reasons. CHARLESTOWN BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Nick Raschke Duo; Saturday, Marissa Lee; Sunday, Peter Benson Big Band. CLARENDON HOTEL: Friday, Mick Jones; Saturday, Howard Shearman. CLUB AZZURRI: Sunday, Latinova. CLUB LEMON TREE: Friday, Phonic Duo; Saturday, Stephen Boyd. CLUB SINGLETON: Saturday, The Cruisers. COLLIERY INN: Friday, Karaoke; Saturday, Pete Sneddon; Sunday, Live Music 3-6. COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Boolaroo: Friday, Casho. CRITEREON HOTEL, Carrington: Friday, Lauren Arms; Sunday, Ty. CROWN AND ANCHOR: Wednesday, Kylie Jane; Friday, Pete Hibbert; Sunday, Mark Wells. CUSTOMS HOUSE: Wednesday, Jon T; Firday, Tim
Intergalactic Forget about all that spacey guff doing the rounds on that Interstellar flick because Newcastle’s own intrepid travellers of time and space, Dr Zoom, have re-entered the earth’s atmosphere to inject a little bit of fun into proceedings. Our heroes have thawed out after a ridiculously long hyper-sleep and are warmed up and ready to rock with the best blend of killer 80s and 90s retro hits, as well as some surprising laser blasts from the past and present. Think the likes of fellow spacey travellers Maroon 5, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Oasis, the New Radicals , David Bowie and the Scissor Sisters and you’re in the right solar system. All guaranteed to get your wiggly bits wiggling and your jiggly bits jiggling. This galactic duo features Captain Marty Worrall on vocals/ keytar and Wing Commander Luke Davis on guitar/vocals. Together they are Dr Zoom, ever alert to the call for entertainment and danger. So strap on your moon-boots, charge up those photon blasters and get ready to party like there is no gravity because these guys are well and truly out of this world.
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Broadway; Saturday, Perry Carter; Sunday, Brooke Harvey. D’ALBORA MARINA: Saturday, Brooke Harvey; Sunday, Mick Jones. DENMAN HOTEL: Friday, Karaoke; Sunday, Kellie Cain Duo. DORA CREEK WORKERS CLUB: Sunday, Jack Daniels. DUKE OF WELLINGTON: Wednesday, Bob Corbett band; Friday, Two Good Reasons; Saturday, Greg Bryce and the Bad Bad Things; Sunday, Guitar Masters with Steve Cowley & special guest. EAST CESSNOCK BOWLING CLUB: Wednesday, Howard Shearman. EAST MAITLAND BOWLING CLUB: Friday, The Fake Four; Saturday, Flying Mare; Sunday, Norm Bakker. EDGEWORTH SPORT AND REC: Friday, Doors Alive, Rolling Stoned Tribute.
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Co Music School, Thomas Blake. NORTHUMBERLAND HOTEL: Friday, Adam Gear. OCEAN BEACH HOTEL: Friday, Bob Allan. OCEANVIEW HOTEL, Dudley: Friday, Gator Boys Trio; Saturday, The Bad and the Ugly; Sunday, Junior Iuana. ORANA HOTEL: Friday, Rock Cave Music Presents; Saturday, Catfish Soup. PEDENS, Cessnock: Friday, Twitcho; Saturday, Viagro. PERCY HOTEL, Singleton: Saturday, Mardmax. PIPPI’S AT THE POINT: Friday, Twinsanity, Jim Overend; Saturday, KDL; Sunday, Bec Willis. PLOUGH INN: Friday, Allan Friehaut. POTTERS BREWERY: Friday, Bec Willis. PRINCE OF WALES: Friday, Haze; Saturday, Kim; Sunday, Bearded Gents. QUEENS WHARF BREWERY: Saturday, Lauren Arms, Horenco; Sunday, Brendan Murphy. RACECOURSE HOTEL: Saturday, Mick Jones.
Swing when you’re winning While first shooting to stardom on the silver screen in the 80s Aussie smash hit the Man From Snowy River, actor Tom Burlinson is also quite a dab hand at singing, too. Particularly when it comes to the songs of Frank Sinatra. His first professional singing gig was as the voice of the young Frank in the Warner Brothers mini-series Sinatra, produced by Ol Blue Eyes’ daughter Tina and Burlinson has since travelled the world reimagining Sinatra’s formidable songbook. In 1998, he created the hugely successful Frank - A Life in Song, which played several times in the Australian capital cities as well as in Toronto, Canada and Las Vegas, USA. Now Burlinson is heading back to Newcastle with his Simply Sinatra show that is sure to delight diehards and newcomers alike. Created due to overwhelming demand, the show sees Burlinson sing more than 20 of the Chairman of the Board’s greatest hits including the likes of Come Fly With Me, All The Way, The Lady is a Tramp, That’s Life, Fly Me To The Moon and New York.
SUNDAYS RECORD EXCHANGE HOTEL FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28 RAILWAY HOTEL, Cessnock: Saturday, Deborah Sinclair. REGAL HOTEL, Kurri: Saturday, Tres Hombres. RIVER ROYAL, Morpeth: Friday, Troy. ROYAL FEDERAL: Saturday, Black Bird Blue. ROYAL HOTEL, Denman: Saturday, Whiskey Tango Foxtrot. ROYAL HOTEL, Singleton: Sunday, The Piranha Brothers. RUTHERFORD HOTEL: Saturday, Lianna Rose Duo. SALAMANDER SHORES: Friday, Jack Daniels and Co Duo. SEVEN SEAS: Friday, The Pornskas; Saturday, Thread. SHAFT TAVERN: Friday, Angie. SHOAL BAY RESORT: Friday, Revolver, Russel Snape; Saturday, Gian, Kazzi Waters, Rock Oz;
Sunday, Sunday’s Record Duo, The Gunswingers. SHORTLAND HOTEL: Friday, Lianna. SOLDIERS POINT BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Pete Gilchrist; Saturday, Deviation. STAG AND HUNTER: Friday, The Buzzard Mix; Saturday, Dom Turner & Supro. STOCKTON RSL: Saturday, Summerland Kings. SUNNYSIDE TAVERN: Saturday, Zane Penn. SYDNEY JUNCTION HOTEL: Friday, DLove; Saturday, The Hepburns, DJ sean Michael; Sunday, Pete Hibbert. SWANSEA RSL: Saturday, Red Alert. SWANSEA WORKERS CLUB: Saturday, La Bomba Rock TEA GARDENS HOTEL: Friday, Karen O’Shea. TELARAH BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Karaoke; Saturday, Juke Box. THE POURHOUSE, Maitland: Saturday, Vaughn Matthews. THE DEPOT ON BEAUMONT: Wednesday, Annie O’Dee and the Steel City 3; Friday, Luke Pittman; Saturday, Beth Gleeson. THE SMALL BALLROOM: Wednesday, Bloods; Thursday, Pepa Knight; Friday, San Cisco; Sunday, Dream on Dreamer. TILLIGERRY RSL CLUB: Friday, Spank N The Monkey; Saturday, Pete Gilchrist. TORONTO ROYAL MOTOR YACHT CLUB: Sunday, Jamie Martens. TORONTO WORKERS CLUB: Friday, Dr Love; Saturday, Cupcakes and Cocktails. VUES ON THE BAY: Friday, DJ Fuel; Saturday, 2Funky. WALLARAH BAY REC CLUB: Friday, Diversity; Saturday, The Shuffle Boys. WALLSEND DIGGERS CLUB: Friday, Rubber Bullet. WANGI HOTEL: Sunday, Graeme Mills. WANGI RSL: Friday, Lee Werren; Sunday, Two Left Feet. WANGI WORKERS CLUB: Saturday, Maryanne Rex. WARNERS AT THE BAY: Thursday, Ty; Friday, Flying Mare; Saturday, Funkapedia. WESTON WORKERS CLUB: Saturday, DJ Brian Bean, Tezza and the Twistops. WESTS CARDIFF: Saturday, Kristy J. WESTS NEW LAMBTON PIANO LOUNGE: Wednesday, Frank Wakewood; Thursday, Angamus; Friday, Warren Hunter; Saturday, Stuart Hamilton; Monday, Ben Hanley; Tuesday, Terence Koo. WESTS NEW LAMBTON MARBLE BAR: Friday, Kadence; Saturday, Silverhair. WEST WALLSEND WORKERS CLUB: Friday, Deuce. WICKHAM PARK HOTEL: Wednesday, Wicko Jam Night; Friday, Jonny Gretsch and the Wasted Ones, Pool Players From Hell; Saturday, Baby Legs Duo; The Years; Sunday, Angry Anderson, Dai Pritchard band, Voodoo Express. WINDALE GATESHEAD BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Vegas. WINDSOR CASTLE HOTEL: Friday, Jake Folbigg; Saturday, Nick Raschke Duo; Sunday, Love That Hat. WYONG BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Terry Mac. WYONG LEAGUES CLUB: Friday, Howie and Alex; Saturday, Lepnora Parade; Sunday, Sam Bonner.
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Over 30s Nightspot. HAMILTON STATION HOTEL: Wednesday, Horse Bolted, Matt Lydon; Thursday, MC Battles Finals; Friday, Karaoke, Half Eaten Apple, The Living Dead, Lenny Furlo; Saturday, Karaoke; Sunday, Heath Anthony, Jen Buxton. HARRIGANS IRISH PUB: Saturday, GenX. HEXHAM BOWLING CLUB: Saturday, Cool Change. HONEYSUCKLE HOTEL: Sunday, Kylie Jane. HOTEL DELANY: Wednesday, Matt Meler; Friday, DJ Surian, Tiimmy Coffet, Misbehave; Saturday, Janey’s Alibi. HOTEL JESMOND: Friday, Daley Holliday; Saturday, Whisky Lane. HOTEL PREMIER: Friday, Kim; Saturday, Troy; Sunday, The Leadbellies. HUNTER RIVER HOTEL: Saturday, Kadence. IRON HORSE INN: Saturday, Punkfish. JEWELLS TAVERN: Saturday, Full Throttle; Sunday, Frets with Benefits. JUNCTION HOTEL: Friday, Jason Bone; Saturday, DJ Fuel, Antone; Sunday, Sunday, Republic. KENT HOTEL: Thursday, Karaoke, DJ. KING STREET HOTEL: Friday, Uno House Party; Saturday, Other Ideas feat:KRock, Anna-Sue Rave, DJ Lowblow, Carson Dodd, DJ RPM, And one, Jace Cordell, Timmy Coffey, Rufeyo; Sunday, Any Given Sunday. KOTARA BOWLING CLUB: Saturday, The Smarts. KURRI BOWLING CLUB: Friday, Mick Freeman. LAKE MACQUARIE TAVERN: Friday, Purple Hearts. LAKE MACQUARIE YACHT CLUB: Sunday, John Larder. LASS O’GOWRIE HOTEL: Wednesday, Owen Rabbit, Dave; Thursday, Creative Creatures Open Mic Night; Friday, Afro Moses Spirit Band, Samba Frog, Earthen Rhythms; Saturday, Stone Sun, Great Toad, Halfway Homebouy; Sunday, Munibung Blues Band. LIZOTTE’S NEWCASTLE: Wedensday/Thursday, Josh Pyke; Friday, The Elton John Show; Saturday, Beccy Cole, Libby O’Donovan; LOCHINVAR HOTEL: Saturday, Jack Daniels and Co Duo. LONG JETTY HOTEL: Saturday, Back 2 Rock., Shaun Lidster; Sunday, Open Mic with Kate Keighran. MARK HOTEL: Friday, Dave Carter; Saturday, Bobby C; Sunday, DV8. MARY ELLEN: Thursday, Jack Daniels ; Friday, Mark Wells Duo; Saturday, Mick Fetch and Robbie Long. MATTARA HOTEL: Friday, Jon Matthews; Saturday, Karaoke. MAVERICKS ON THE BAY: Friday, Kylie Jane; Saturday, Darren; Sunday, Jason Bone. MAYFIELD HOTEL: Wedensday, Open mic Night. MEREWETHER SURF HOUSE: Sunday, Jerome. MJ FINNEGANS: Friday, DJs; Saturday, Uptown, DJs. MOONSHADOW CRUISES, Nelson Bay: Wednesday, Mick Jones; Friday, Darren. NAGS HEAD: Saturday, Incognito. NELSON BAY BOWLING CLUB: Saturday, Karaoke. NELSON BAY DIGGERS THE LOUNGE: Saturday, Good Grief; Sunday, Zane Penn. NEWCASTLE CRUISING YACHT CLUB: Sunday, Kim. NORTHERN STAR HOTEL: Saturday, Reynolds and
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OUTBACK JACKS BAR AND GRILL
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• Pancakes • Eggs Benedict on Sourdough • Bacon & Eggs
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f you like more than a dash of Australiana with your dining experience, then you’d do well to make a beeline to Outback Jacks Bar and Grill, located at Stockland Glendale. Featuring a centrepiece of a mammoth crocodile perched precariously across the ceiling, along with a plethora of brightly coloured artworks featuring native Aussie flora and fauna and a colour scheme reflecting this sunburnt country, these guys definitely love the land of Oz. Couple that with some of the most friendly waitstaff I had encountered in quite some time and a menu as big as their croc mascot, this family- friendly steakhouse provided a dining experience that won’t soon be forgotten. Not wanting to peak too early in the evening, anticipating a mammoth main, my dining partner and I decided to start with a shared cheese and bacon garlic bread and it did exactly what it claimed it would to - pique our appetites with gooey, cheesy bacon goodness coupled with a tantalisingly crisp yet buttery bread. Yum. After labouring over the extensive menu for some time (it was always going to be steak, but thirteen- odd cuts makes it quite a decision), I decided to take on the 250- gram Angus Porterhouse and while it might sound odd, each morsel of this perfectly- cooked piece of beef was more succulent than the last. Further, while it probably would’ve been as sensational without the addition of sauce, Outback Jacks subtle, yet flavoursome pepper sauce has to be tasted to be believed. Add to that a fresh and zesty garden salad and a healthy portion of crunchy, fluffy, golden chips and you’ve got yourself a meal to remember.
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• HORSE BOLTED MAT LYDON plus MORE • FROM 9PM IN THE FRONT BAR
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ver the past 10 years, Australia has become a Mecca for surfing crazy, ocean slabs. These waves create monster barrels and are intensely dangerous. Their size and power are truly a spectacle. Years ago, Hawaii was the only place surfers could travel to in order to surf these big waves. In the mid- nineties, Laird Hamilton, with his Maui buddies, started tow- in surfing at a place called Jaws, on the north shore of Maui changing the global surfing landscape. The waves that could be seen breaking out at sea, were now the focus of what is possible. With the aid of a jet ski, these waves could now be surfed. Since then, surfers have been seeking them out and taking on the challenge of what is possible and what is not. The 12th ASMF shows us where the sport is now, by highlighting the best slabs on the planet - right here in Australia. Except the ultimate extreme action sequel - the stories behind some
of the up- and- coming, brave and talented Australian surfers - all captured through the lens of film director and cinematographer, Tim Bonython. “Each year I am searching for the greatest moments the ocean can offer,” Bonython said. “When it comes to surfers verses nature and the pure exhilaration of what the ocean can deliver, the Southern Hemisphere has the greatest playground of options on the planet. The 12th ASMF will be on at Tower Cinemas Newcastle on Saturday, November 29. Tickets are: Adult $30 Family of 4 ( 2 adult + 2 children under 15): $85 Children ( under 15 years old): $15 Senior/ pensioner: $25 TE is giving you the chance to win a double pass to the ASMF. To enter, email your name and contact details to editorial@newcastlepost.com.au with ‘ASMF’ in the subject line by no later than 5pm on Friday, November 28.
Thursday November 27
• MC BATTLES – FINALS • FROM 9PM IN THE FRONT BAR Friday November 28
• LIVE IT UP KARAOKE • FROM 9.30PM IN THE FRONT BAR • HALF EATEN APPLE THE LIVING DEAD LENNY FURLO • FROM 10PM IN THE BACK BAR
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• LIVE IT UP KARAOKE • FROM 9.30PM IN THE FRONT BAAR Sunday November 30
• HEATH ANTHONY (SA) JEN BUXTON • FRONT BAR 8PM
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WHOO'S ON BEAUMONT Fresh food made daily
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TUESDAY $12.50
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Anu Brings the cheer album - the self- penned title track and a silky smooth rendition of the Five Stairsteps soul classic Ooh Child. “To me, the essence of Christmas is family so it was great to be able to get the kids involved in the album,” she said. “While Ooh Child isn’t traditionally a Christmas song, it’s a great song and the message definitely resonates at this time of year and the other one, Island Christmas had been kicking around for a little while I actually wrote it years ago when the kids were little, with them definitely in mind.” Anu, who will be heading to Lake Macquarie next month for the opening ceremony of the International Childrens Games and Carols by Candlelight, said that while it was definitely all systems go at the moment, things would be sure to ramp up next year as she celebrates 20 years of the release of her groundbreaking album Stylin’ Up. “While 2014 has definitely been a busy one, I feel as though it’s kind of a setting up period for next year with the 20th anniversary - it’s going to be huge.” Catch Christine Anu at the International Childrens’ Games Opening Ceremony and Carols By Candlelight at Speers Point Park on Sunday, December 7. Entry is free but be sure to get there early. The opening ceremony gets underway at 5pm and the carols kick off at 8pm.
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ulti ARIA award - winning performer Christine Anu has certainly achieved a lot in her twenty-plus year career but she had never released a Christmas album - a balance she has well and truly redressed with her joyous new collection of Yuletide fare, Island Christmas. “It’s all so exciting at the moment, all systems go,” Anu told TE. “I’ve never promoted a Christmas album before so I don’t want it to get lost among all of the other music released at this time of year. But it’s such a fun album, I’m having great fun listening to it and I hope everyone else does, too.” Given the sheer plethora of Christmas songs already in the ether, you’d think selecting an albums’ worth to re-interpret would be a mammoth, almost insurmountable task. But for Anu, the task was all about bringing it back to a more personal level. “It wasn’t as much of a struggle as I first thought it might be because it was all about working out what Christmas means to me and trying to articulate that in the song choices.” Given that her son Kuiam and daughter Zipporah feature on two tracks on the
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Redhead Bowling Club Burns St, Redhead NSW PH: 49 42 60 22 HAM M R AFFLES STA RAFFLES START 14TH NOVEMBER ““MEGA HAM RAFFL RAFFLE”
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SPRING S PRING TAKEAWAY TAKEAWAY SPECIALS: SPECIALS:
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Open for Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner such a common shared experience it’s easy to tune into what he’s doing. “Also, I love bass players and bas sin general - in funk, in hip hop, in everything and all of my music in some way is informed by that rhythm - and, yes it’s good going gigs where you don’t have to project your personality as much,”he laughed. However, Fearfull Wiggings, Graney’s second solo album will be the focus of these gigs and he said he was pleased with the way the lackadaisically freewheeling album has been received. “Well I think it’s a bloody good album and I guess an album has only got as many legs as you’re prepared to commit to it.” Catch Dave Graney at the Royal Exchange Theatre on Saturday, December 6 and Sunday December 7 (matinee show 2pm)
TARA CLUB K Your local friendly club MONDAY TUESDAY
BINGO 11am and 7.15pm
Happy Hour 3pm–5pm
HOY 11am BINGO 7.15pm
Happy Hour 3pm–5pm
Dine at the kerbside, inside (air cond.) or in our huge tropical rear courtyard. Book your function with us – full catering for all occasions – engagements, weddings, birthdays . . .
Ask about our set menus! FULLY LICENSED Mains meals, Tapas, Pizzas, breakfast, lunch and dinner.
MAX’S HIGHLIGHTS MONDAY CLOSED TUESDAY – OPEN 10.30AM TO LATE Starting 7pm, Tuesday December 9 – Open Mic Night for musicians, comedians, magicians! Register with Mark Aberle on 0423 402 950.
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hen the sartorially correct Dave Graney last darkened Newcastle’s doors in June, he must’ve enjoyed his time at the Royal Exchange Theatre because he’s coming back and the gig is so nice, he’s playing it twice. Graney will be heading back to the venue for a double-headder next month and he told TE the vibe of the venue fit in with the current plan of playing off the beaten rock and roll track. “It’s such a cool little venue that has a really great European bohemian vibe,” he said. “When we were last on the road in Australia touring Fearful Wiggings [ Graney’s latest album], we wanted to play places that were outside of that rock and roll pub box and the Royal Exchange certainly fit the brief.” Graney and his long time musical and life collaborator Claire Moore have just come off a five week European stint playing with Harry Howard ( Crime and the “ity Solution, Those Immortal Souls] in his outfit Harry Howard and the NDE, with Graney taking on bass duties. He said the opportunity to step out of the spotlight somewhat was an attractive one. “Harry is an old friend from those Melbourne post- punk days and playing bass with him is great because we have
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SATURDAY – OPEN 7AM TO LATE 7am: Breakfast and full dining menu.
Free Members’ Raffle & JP Draw 6.45pm
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Happy Hour 3pm–5pm Meat & Voucher Raffle 6.45pm Cash Wheel 7.15pm Happy Hour 5pm-6pm (bar snacks) Ham Raffle & Jackpot Draw 6.45pm Schooner Draw after Raffle
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Live entertainment from 8pm Happy Hour 2pm–4pm Meat & Voucher Raffle 6.45pm
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0466 547 010 from 4pm Bingo pickups book on club number 49573385 prior day
Upcoming Entertainment Fri 28th Nov Sat 29th Nov Sat 6th Dec Sat 13th Dec
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Club Kotara welcomes Tony Tam from the ARSL “Valley View Restaurant”, to Club Kotara Same great menu same great prices CK’s Restaurant Chinese & Aussie Menu Open Tuesday to Sunday; Lunch 12 midday—2pm; Dinner 5.30pm—8.30pm Lunch Specials $9.90 (multiple choices) - Dinner Specials $9.90 * Tuesday Schnitzel * Wednesday Crumbed Cutlets * Thursday T-Bone Steaks * Sunday Roast of the day Opening Special 10% Discount Off Main Menu (conditions apply) (not Friday or Saturday Nights)
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Kisschasy play it by ear
Xmas HAM RAFFLES
Drawn 7pm Fri Nov 28, Dec 5 and 12
KISSCHASY CAMBRIDGE HOTEL SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29
DONCASTER BISTRO False now open
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ith their last album, Seizures dropping back in 2009, it’s been a long time between drinks for Melbourne rockers Kisschasy. However, after what seems like an eternity, the band are heading up the mighty Hume for a show at the Cambridge this weekend and bass player Joel Vanderuit told TE that our fair city had always welcomed the band with open arms. “Newcastle was always really good to us and we had some really great gigs there so, it’s always good to get back. We did a bit of a trial run gig on the Central Coast last week and it went really, really
well so Newcastle should go off and people can expect a pretty eclectic mix of everything we’ve ever done .” So just what have the boys been up to since the release of the Seizures set? “The touring got pretty full on there for a few years and at the end of the Seizures touring cycle we were all pretty cooked so we decided to take some time away from the band, start families and businesses and enjoy the simple pleasures like going to bed before 2am,” he said. While Vanderuit added there were no plans for new material at the moment, it might just be a case of never say never. “We’re playing it by ear at the moment - there’s nothing solid planned but who knows what could happen next year.”
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Members’ Draw
Sunday 14th December Massive Ham Raffle
HOT 2 WEEK SPECIALS!
WEDNESDAYS KARAOKE KONQUEST 2 GRAND FINAL DEC 6TH $2000 PRIZE POOL Pool comp starts at 6pm Cash Prizes THURSDAY LAKES UNITED CASH JACKPOT 6PM $10000 MAJOR PRIZE OPEN MIC MEGA JAM 8:00pm-11:30pm FRIDAYS House DJs From 6pm Till Late LINGERIE LADIES SATURDAYS 4pm cheese platters & a Great Day at the Races Live Bands 9pm 29 November – ANGRY ANDERSON SUNDAYS BEER GARDEN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FROM 3PM MONDAYS LINGERIE LADIES TUESDAY Aussie Holdm Poker from 6pm TIGHT ASS TUESDAY under $10 meal deals
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THURSDAY FAST CASH $3000
“small enough to care, large enough to entertain”
This week’s jackpot with three draws from 6pm. Plus $100 must be won at 5.30pm, 6.30pm & 7.30pm LTPS/14/02925 & LTPM/14/00376
HAM RAFFLES
60 HALF HAMS TO BE WON ON EACH RAFFLE Tickets on sale 6.15pm drawn 7.15pm
ENTERTAINMENT Sat 6 Dec Thurs 11 Dec Sat 20 Dec NYE:
Karaoke with Greg Watt from 7.30pm Carter Edwards 1pm-2.30pm tix just $10 Elvis tribute by Norm Bakker from 7.30pm Busta Thong from 8pm
1 PIRIWAL ST, PELICAN PH: 4971 2165 www.pelicanrsl.com.au WW14231
Travelling Scholarship for a Young Achiever in Visual Arts until 22 Feb Nanshe studio gallery: Wrap up 2014 until 25 Dec Newcastle Art Gallery: Kilgor Prize 2014 & Beards, Mo’s and Bro’s until 25 Jan; LIKE US: Patricia Piccinini until 22 Feb Newcastle Art Space: Let the chips fall, where they may by The Strutt Sisters and Surface Tension by Toni Amidy (pictured) until 30 Nov Studio 48 Art Gallery: On The Run Newcastle Printmakers Workshop until 30 Nov Timeless Textiles: New Works by Judy Hooworth until 14 Dec Watt Space Gallery: Continuation: Bachelor of Fine Arts Graduates Exhibition curated by Ashlee Dennis-Rice, James Rhodes and Rachel Shum until 14 Dec All listed exhibitions are on now or starting week of 26 Nov
THURSDAY 27 NOVEMBER THURSDAY 4TH DECEMBER THURSDAY 11TH DECEMBER THURSDAY 18TH DECEMBER
Information for members & their guests. Is Gambling a problem for you? Call G-Line (NSW) is a confidential, anonymous and free counselling service FREE CALL 1800 633 635
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT VENUE OR BIGTIX
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TUESDAY PAY-DAY $650
Draws every 15 minutes from 6.30pm LTPM/14/00346
art & culture
Art Systems Wickham: From Red to Mexico Pink by Susana Enriquez until 30 Nov Back to Back Galleries: Family Trees by Nicola Bolton, Ros Elkin and Eleanor Jane Robinson until 30 Nov cstudios Art Gallery: Common Ground by Belinda Street, Kelly Ann Lees and Glen Callaghan until 30 Nov Curve Gallery & Studios: Wolf Danger Children aged 0- 5years from Carinya Children’s Services Centre, Tighes Hill until 29 Nov Finite Gallery: Local group exhibition until 30 Nov four point gallery: Relish: staff show until 14 Dec Inner City Winemakers: Stars in the Gutter by Lyndall Campbell and Natalie Sherring until 31 Dec Lake Macquarie City Art Gallery: Stars of the Tokyo Stage and Your Collection: Today’s Paper until 30 Nov Lock Up Cultural Centre: Enduring Parallels performance art for the weekend 28 - 30 Nov Lovett Gallery: Anne Frank: A History for Today Exhibition until 29 Nov Maitland Regional Art Gallery: 1233 ABC Portrait Prize until 7 Dec and Vicki Varvaressos: the story so far until 11 Jan; Art in Menindee: a remote outback town | Artwork by students of the Menindee Central School until 18 Jan; Jim Cooper: My family the album and their animals until 8 Feb; Christina Cordero: Allegories until 22 Feb; Remain in Light: Photography from the MCA Collection until 1 Feb; Nadia Waters: Natural Beauty until 1 Feb; 2014 Brenda Clouten memorial
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SUNDAY 30TH NOVEMBER PRESENTED BY
WAYNE ROGERS 12 NOON 2 COURSE MEAL $25 P/P
FREE ADMISSION Saturday 6 Dec @ 8pm
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FREE ADMISSION WOBBLY BOOT Sunday 21 Dec @ 8pm
THU Travelling Bowlers 4.30-5pm FRI
Fantastic Friday Raffle! Including H HAM AM AND PORK!! Every $5 in raffle tickets gets you promo tickets for your chance to win up to $300 cash! 6pm—$50 draw, $7:30pm—$100 draw, 8:30pm—$150 draw. Meat & Ladies raffles 5-6.30pm Belmont Swansea Soccer Club 7pm
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HAPPY HOUR Schooners $3.90
SAT Travelling Bowlers raffle 4.30-5pm
9am - 12 noon EVERYDAY!
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1 High St, Belmont NSW
4945 4724
ABOVE WOOLWORTHS
Courtesy bus - friday, saturday & super sunday!
www.belmontbowlo.com.au
hirty years ago, at Mark Gable’s home in Church Point on the Northern Beaches of Sydney, the Choirboys were formed. Armed with a 4- track studio set- up in the bedsit, the band would gather to create music. No one expected these humble beginnings would lead them into the hearts of the Australian public and the history pages of Australian music. The iconic Choirboys are now an essential part of our Australian culture having penned one of Australia’s unofficial anthems, Run To Paradise, with other great Aussie rock hits such as Boys
Will Be Boys, Struggle Town and Never Gonna Die, the Choirboys epitomise the essence of the Australian pub-culture. But aren’t Choirboys a four piece band? Not this time. They are trimmed, taught and even more terrific. This is Choirboys’ chance to do it as a tripod and your opportunity to have a whole bunch of fun with them as a trio. It will be big and bad but still, it is acoustic, so there are the tender moments that only happen in this intimate environment. Catch the Choirboys at the Depot on Beaumont on Thursday, December 4. Tickets are on sale now. Visit thedepotonbeaumont.com.au for more information.
What’s on at Windale Bowlo Entertainment FRIDAY NOVEMBER 28
VEGAS
TICKETS 12 NOON – DRAWN 1.00PM QUALITY LEG HAMS, LEGS OF FRESH PORK AND ROLLED/SEASONED FRESH PORK PIECES
NEW YEAR’S EVE – WED DEC 31ST Shuttle bus will be available from 6.00pm for pickups till late Free Novelties – Live entertainment with La Bomba Rock
FRIDAY FRI DAY CHRISTMAS RAFFLES - 5th,
FRIDAY DECEMBER 5
12th With leg hams, Christmas goodie baskets, confectionery packs, Smiths selection boxes
FRIDAY DECEMBER 12
FRIDAY 19TH DECEMBER - LAST
BACK BEAT
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SUNDAY – 14TH DECEMBER PORK AND HAM RAFFLE
THE KLASSICS
CHANCE FRIDA RIDAY Y RAFFLE WILL HAVE SIXTY – YES 60 LEG HAMS UP FOR GRABS
SUNDAY DECEMBER 21
SUNDAY ARVO KARAOKE FUN
CLUB BUS
Monday for Bingo 9.30am • Membership draw 4.30pm pickup Friday 4.30 – close Saturday – 10.30am - 7.30pm Sunday – 10.00am – 7.00pm (later for Karaoke)
Trading hours noon - 2pm, 5.30-8pm Wednesday to Sunday Come along & try the best of Australian menu items & an extensive Chinese menu to choose from including banquet menus.
Windale Gateshead BC, Lake Street, Windale
Golden Dragon Restaurant
Tickets on sale at 5.30pm & drawn 6pm A GREAT SELECTION OF... Quality Meat Trays, Laundry Packs, Grocery Packs, Dairy Packs, Fresh Chicken Trays & Petrol Vouchers STAY ON FOR... “Spin for Cash” straight after the raffle PLUS live entertainment every Friday from 8pm ’til midnight
LEG HAMS AND CHRISTMAS GOODIES FRIDAY RAFFLE Tickets 5.00pm SUNDAY RAFFLE Tickets 12 noon UNTIL FRIDAY 19TH DECEMBER PRIZES INCLUDE LEG HAMS, PIECES OF FRESH PORK, CHRISTMAS GOODIE BASKETS, NUT PACKS, VARIETY PRIZES.
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For inquiries call us on 4965 7888 WW13808 WW9246
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PRE-LAUNCH PARTY ANNIE + MICK DAVE THE BAND YOUNG CARDINALS THE GROUNDS LITTLE BROTHER JADE LEE-WRIGHT LIMERICK
WHITE WALKERS RCM VOODOO YOUTH LEVEL HEAD SUBURBAN SLEEPERS BEL ENKS SPARROW
Live Music Across 2 Stages From 1pm! Pop Culture Trivia | Balls Out Bingo Karaoke | Drag Queen Performances | $10 Meals
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MONDO BIZARRO 139 Maitland Road Islington. Pre-Sales $5 + bf www.oztix.com.au | $10 Door