So many entertainers, even  the well known,  come and leave Brisbane with little public awareness of  their gig.  

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WOW ....another successful Bluesfest at
Byron Bay - 2008. Comments about the festival  by Angry Tradesmen,
Troy Cassar-Daley,  Kasey Chambers and  Kate Miller-Heidke...

Sarah supports non profit Biddy Bags which currently connects women on the Redcliffe Peninsula, Qld with  engaging the ever-increasing number of isolated mature-aged women across Brisbane,
regional Queensland and ultimately throughout the world.

Jessie Sparks 'Breathe Easy' - Album

'Breathe Easy' encompasses a diverse combination of atmosphere and demonstrates Jessie Sparks’ unique and powerful vocal range.

The sultry and seductive sounds of Jessie Sparks’ eternal vocals combined with the charismatic backing-music, mode these versatile enchanting classic originals displayed on Jessie's latest CD.

Melbourne based Jessie Sparks supports homeless organisations including:-

Dancing Tiger's World of Belly Dance is a Belly Dance School located in the heart of Ipswich near Brisbane. The school’s principal dance teacher is Idell Wadley.  Idell's next performance will be the Dance of Colours, which is a gala performance at the Civic Centre in Ipswich on 19th July, 2008.

Idell’s favourite charity is The Cancer Council. She has witnessed the painful journey people and their loved ones take with cancer. She has also “seen how hard it is for them to learn to love themselves when [they feel] less than perfect.”
 

Friday night, 18th July 2008 the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre successfully mixed something old with something new - The Queensland Orchestra plays Pink Floyd.

Blending the traditional and contemporary, a beautifully orchestrated combination of incredible guitar work, wonderful acoustics, tight strings and percussion, The Queensland Orchestra adeptly demonstrated Pink Floyd's journey from the early instrumentality of 'dark side of the moon' through to the pop rebellious era of the evening's superb encore 'brick in the wall'.  The show was an enlivening presentation to the audience of various age groups. Chrissy Layton, AusNotebook Music & Creative

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THE MERCHANTS OF BOLLYWOOD

BOLLYWOOD BRILLIANCE

The outstanding energetic and electrifying celebration of portraying modern dance in a traditional setting, transpire to the Bollywood glitter. Add a dash of humorous cheesy one-liners, this show is exceptionally entertaining.

It's all about the dance - Even though the production was based on a true story, the show spectacular is centred on the dazzling dancing.  Beautiful costumes vary from swirly, bright, sparkly, sexy and cultural.  A modern interpretation of customary dance that incorporates disco, latin, hip-hop and contemporary, the show successfully evolves from traditional to the abundance of modern theme - Chrissy Layton, AusNotebook Music & Creative. 

Showing from July 1 - October 19

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www.myspace.com/amycushway

With  a  mere  eight  solo shows under her belt, Amy Cushway has received a peoples choice award from Gold Coast Music Industry Association,  a finals birth at the Byron Beach Hotel acoustic competition and numerous support offerings.

NEWSFLASH
Q Song Results Amy was announced as a finalist in the top 4 songs for the alternative category of Queensland's Q Song Competition. Winners will be announced at the Q Song Awards Ceremony on August 12, 2008  to  be  held  at The Tivoli, Fortitude Valley (Brisbane)-Amy is the only female.

WAY TO GO AMY!