ENTERTAINMENT

CHROMEFEST 2023 ENTERTAINMENT

There will be plenty of tunes coming from the 5 outdoor stages across the 3-day event, as well as the brand new Free Friday Night Concert in Memorial Park, and the always popular ticketed event, Saturday Night Jive. Check out the line-up so you can plan your days to soak in as much rock n’ roll and rockabilly as possible.

CHROME AFTER DARK !

Date: Friday 27 October 2023
Venue: Memorial Park, The Entrance
Address: 46 Marine Parade, The Entrance
Show times: 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Bands: The Hellcat III, The Fattrakkers

Memorial Park will come alive from 4 pm with the first-ever free Friday Night Concert, featuring two of our most popular bands The Flattrakkers and The Hellcat lll. This will be a show not to be missed when the bands join forces and perform as one for the last set. DJ Vinnie will kick off from 4pm.
There will be dining options and a bar in operation for the night.

THE HELLCAT III

The Hellcat III are hitting stages to promote their energetic sound of swinging rock n roll that is sure to pack the dance floor.This classic trio of guitar, double bass and drums offer an exciting blend of traditional, new and unique rockabilly music.

THE FLATTRAKKERS

The Flattrakkers are a 3 piece band that has over the last 5 years turned their genuine passion for hot rods, kool cars, racin’ and ol’ speedway days into their own revved up rockabilly sound.

SATURDAY NIGHT JIVE IS BACK !

Date: Saturday 28 October 2023
Venue: Mingara Recreation Club
Address: 12-14 Mingara Drive, Tumbi Umbi NSW 2261 Ph: (02) 4349 7799
Doors open: 6:30 pm
Show start: 6:45 pm
Bands: Bad Luck Kitty, A Band Called Twang, DJ

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BAD LUCK KITTY

Hailing from Newcastle this 3 piece Rockabilly Band knows how to entertain!! Influenced by the timeless tunes of Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran and The Stray Cats; Bad Luck Kitty bring Rockabilly to a whole new level, injecting cheeky lyrics into chunky ACDC like swing laced riffs. All delivered with mounds of energy and gusto that would make Mick Jagger shiver.

A BAND CALLED TWANG

Forming in 2013, in the Sunshine Coast Hinterland, A Band Called Twang were quick to impact the Brisbane music scene, drawing many dancers to their shows with their original hi-energy, multi-vocal Rockabilly/Roots Americana. With performances at Australia’s best loved Rock n’ Roll Festivals.