Australian Crawl and Dragon, played back to back by a fully costumed tribute band. April Sons of Beaches works through The Boys Light Up, Reckless, Downhearted and Lakeside, then swings into April Sun in Cuba, Are You Old Enough? and Rain. There's also a bigger 80s Oz show that folds in songs from INXS, The Models and Men At Work. The members are experienced Sunshine Coast performers with a genuine soft spot for classic Aussie rock, and the whole thing is built to pull a crowd out of their seats and onto the dance floor. The band carries all relevant insurances.
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Songs April Sons of Beaches can play
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April Sun in Cuba - 1977Are You Old Enough? - 1978Australian CrawlBeautiful People - 1980Big City Talk (solo) - 1981Body and the Beat - 1984The Boys Light Up - 1980Celebration - 1987Daughters of the Northern Coast - 1982Downhearted - 1980DragonThe Dreaded Moroczy Bind - 1977Dreams of Ordinary Men - 1986Errol - 1981Fall of Rome (solo) - 1986Get that Jive - 1977Hoochie Gucci Fiorucci Mama - 1980Indisposed - 1980Lakeside - 1981Oh No Not You Again - 1981Oh Zambezi - 1978Rain - 1984Reckless - 1983Shut Down - 1982Speak No Evil - 1986Still in Love with You - 1978Things Don't Seem - 1981This Time - 1976Unpublished Critics - 1981Young Years - 1989
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What to expect
These are Sunshine Coast players with real mileage, and the pull towards classic Australasian rock is genuine rather than a costume they put on. It was the music they grew up with here, and that affection comes through in how the songs are played. There's a second, larger show available as well, an 80s Oz set that widens the net to other big Australian names of the decade: INXS, Men At Work and The Models among them. Worth asking which of the two suits your crowd better.