MUSIC legend Lucky Starr and lovable larrikin Rodney Vincent will team up for a special fire fundraiser coming to Tangambalanga this month. Australian musician Leslie William Morrison, known professionally as Lucky Starr, is widely acknowledged for his most popular single, I've Been Everywhere, which appeared in early 1962. Wodonga-based Vincent is among the most popular performers across the region, his annual Christmas shows at Albury's Commercial Club sell out months in advance and his Anzac and Australia Day shows are equally popular. Hosted by the CWA Kiewa Valley Ladies, the Fire Relief Fundraiser Concert will run at Tangambalanga Community Centre on Tuesday, March 17. CWA Kiewa Valley Ladies group president Dhirleen Clark said the fundraiser had been in the pipeline since the fires broke out in the Upper Murray. She said the CWA wanted to help their community in the line of those fires. "We wanted to help the people directly impacted by the fires," she said. Concert tickets cost $25, which includes a light lunch. All proceeds will go to people directly affected by the fires at Cudgewa, Tintaldra, Walwa and Jingellic. For bookings, phone Dhirleen on 0448 593 039. Tickets will be available at the door.
CWA Kiewa Valley's Betty Bjorksten, Irene McRoberts and Nerida Scalzo.
MUSIC legend Lucky Starr and lovable larrikin Rodney Vincent will team up for a special fire fundraiser coming to Tangambalanga this month.
Australian musician Leslie William Morrison, known professionally as Lucky Starr, is widely acknowledged for his most popular single, I've Been Everywhere, which appeared in early 1962.
Wodonga-based Vincent is among the most popular performers across the region, his annual Christmas shows at Albury's Commercial Club sell out months in advance and his Anzac and Australia Day shows are equally popular.
Hosted by the CWA Kiewa Valley Ladies, the Fire Relief Fundraiser Concert will run at Tangambalanga Community Centre on Tuesday, March 17.
CWA Kiewa Valley Ladies group president Dhirleen Clark said the fundraiser had been in the pipeline since the fires broke out in the Upper Murray.
She said the CWA wanted to help their community in the line of those fires.
"We wanted to help the people directly impacted by the fires," she said.
Concert tickets cost $25, which includes a light lunch.
All proceeds will go to people directly affected by the fires at Cudgewa, Tintaldra, Walwa and Jingellic.
For bookings, phone Dhirleen on 0448 593 039.
Tickets will be available at the door.
THE LOWDOWN
WHAT: CWA Kiewa Valley Ladies Fire Relief Fundraiser Concert, Tangambalanga Community Centre
