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Live & Intimate with Diesel INTO THE LIGHT solo

11th July 2012

Diesel is back at Jamberoo Pub, Live & Intimate with his National solo tour, Into The Light.

Commencing in late May DIESEL is set to circle the country on his Into The Light tour.

The show will be a solo, two-set concert experience.

Act 1 - From The Shadows

The most requested, least played songs (rarities & B Sides)

Act 2 - The Bright Lights

Songs that ignited Diesel's career and continue to throw a spotlight

Ticketholders are encouraged to submit their song requests for Act 1 via Diesel Music on Facebook.

Tickets can be purchased from www.moshtix.com.au or by emailing erica@jamberoopub.com.au

This is a seated Dinner & Show, tickets must be pre-purchased. Cost $120 per person, includes 2 courses.

9th Annual Johnny Warren Golf Classic

23rd March 2012

The 9th Annual Johnny Warren Golf Classic will be held on John's Birthday, Thursday May 17th at Jamberoo Golf Course & Jamberoo Pub.

Click here for an Entry Form.

James Reyne is so popular

23rd March 2012

James Reyne has been booked Live & Intimate for a second show at Jamberoo Pub

Saturday May 12th

For the few remaining tickets, please email erica@jamberoopub.com.au

Live & Intimate with Tim Freedman

5th March 2012

Tim Freedman's 'Fireside Chat' Tour will stop in at Jamberoo Pub on Thursday June 7th.

Tim Freedman’s Fireside Chat will be an evening of grand pianos, sweet melodies and a few pointed opinions. Already renowned as a raconteur between songs, this year Tim will link the tunes together with some extended yarns such as ” “How I learned to stop worrying and hate Triple J” ” and “Why did Caroline Overington called my father a Jewish accountant”.

Tim Freedman is a singer/songwriter from Sydney, best known as the lead singer of The Whitlams, an ARIA Group of the Year with a string of gold & multi-platinum albums. His songs of charming well-crafted cynicism can sound as if Randy Newman had joined Crowded House.

His first themed solo tour in 2005 coincided with the launch of the DVD “The Whitlams Years 1992 - 2004” and told the story of the band’s early days. His second, which culminated in six-night run at the Vanguard in Sydney in 2009 grouped his songs from across the albums according to which girlfriend they were written about. It is no surprise that Tim’s solo shows have become as popular as his band shows because The Whitlams’ success has always been about the emotional clout of his songs, which is laid bare when the rock adornments are removed.

The last few years saw Tim play The Whitlams’ “Best of” with every state orchestra around the country including seven nights with the Sydney Symphony at the Sydney Opera House. His 1997 album “Eternal Nightcap” was recently voted the No. 17 best Australian Album of all time on his favourite radio station JJJ.

Late last year Tim released his solo debut “Australian Idle” and toured with his new band “The Idle”. The album is an unabashedly joyful 70’s piano-pop outing, and the first single, a remake of Billy Field’s “ You Weren’t in Love With Me”, is enjoying extensive airplay nationally.

Live & Intimate Dinner & Show

Date: Thursday June 7

Time: 7pm

Tickets: Moshtix

Cost: $120 (includes main and dessert, support act & main act)

Please note this show is a seated show with only 100 tickets for sale. Every seat is the best seat!

For any further informaton, please email erica@jamberoopub.com.au

Johnny Warren Jamberoo Classic Photographs Now Online

15th February 2012

Go to http://www.actionsnaps.com.au for hundreds of JWJC photos.

ST PATRICKS DAY

14th February 2012

Tis St Patricks Day on Saturday March 17th, so come to Jamberoo Pub to celebrate. Featuring loads of fun Irish songs by Oz to be Sure, plus Guinness returns on tap, Irish bistro menu, green beer, and the pub decked out in Irish stuff!

Saturday, March 17, 2012
12:00pm until 4:00pm
Where: Jamberoo Pub from 10am
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Oz to be sure is the brainchild of Brett Caldwell, an Illawarra musician who has long been known to turn his hand at many styles of music and adapted to his audiences at every turn.

For his “Oz to be sure” shows, Brett assembles an array of capable musicians and can tailor the show to the budget, space or volume constraints.

Everything from his solo show incorporating acoustic guitar, banjo and mandolin to a duo with John on bass and vocals or Evelyn on Fiddle to a full 5 piece band with drums and percussion.

Oz to be sure is a hit with all audiences playing the rollicking Irish pub songs and mixing it with some favourite contemporary tunes.

http://www.jaybees.com.au/oz-to-be-sure/