Building a three marquee sized parachute in a gale was eventually deemed unwise so Sunsets 2 didn’t materialise. The roadies were back in action this week, undaunted and this time successful.
The gig was a blast. Our public adored us …
Sometimes the first gig in the series has the smallest audience but it grows over the month. If that happens this year we may have to close the road!
Our first time at the new venue, Bicentennial Park, Chelsea. Despite the move the crowd seemed just as big as last year. A great show …
Photography came to an end when the security officers descended on Gail and demanded she stop. When she didn’t the police were called. She was told she would be arrested if she persisted and was threatened with having her sd card taken.
As always if there is a photo you want just email Rob and you will be forwarded a full size file at 300 dpi ready to print.
Trust Walter to think of that. August first, Moorabbin …
All photos Gail D’Alton.
And what better than a Jazzaoke from the Great American Songbook. The lounge at the old Moorabbin Town Hall was packed and participation was excellent, a great night .
Mojo and some of our guests …
A testament to the determination of both band and audience. The morning setup was in hot and humid conditions.
Through the day a dedicated group kept the marquees in Mordialloc while the wind endeavoured to blow them to Dandenong. And when performance time came band and crowd alike had to endure cold and blustery conditions.
Another Big Band Sunset season comes to an end …
After Sunsets two was blown out of the park, tonight we were blessed with ideal weather, cool and merely breezy. A great show with some guests that raised us well above the ordinary …
Featuring the extremely talented Alinta Chidzey
