Changing Tunes: Climate Change Fundraiser
Join us for a spectacular day and night of some of Sydney's finest musicians, raising money for Climate Change organisation Beyond Zero Emissions.
Here's the awesome line up:
Mr.Percival
The Conscious Pilots
NGAIIRE & Marcello
Brian Campeau
ALPHAMAMA & The Love Drug
Cafe of the Gate of Salvation
Daddy Long Legs & The Swamp Donkeys
Maxine Kauter Band
The Green Mohair Suits
Dylan Hogan Ross
Billy McCarthy
+ DJs LOUIS L$VE, Mike Dotch and JrDynamite.
Date: Sunday June 5, 2pm till late
Venue: Tone, 16 Wentworth Ave, Surry Hills
Tickets: $25 pre-sale, $30 at the door.
Book your tickets online now at www.trybooking.com/pfg
All proceeds go to Beyond Zero Emissions
http://www.beyondzeroemissions.org/
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