Community
6 December, 2024
Fifteen minutes of Fame
ALL roads lead to Crossley tonight (Friday) for the next exciting ‘Fifteen Minutes of Fame’ event.
This great family variety concert will once again provide some great entertainment by talented locals.
The evening will showcase seven great acts, with pre-show entertainment from 7pm.
Martin Sullivan, a self-taught pianist with dyslexia, will kick off the night’s entertainment.
Despite having no ability to read music, and playing ‘purely by ear’ Martin has loads of talent and is looking forward to entertaining tonight’s crowd.
Tonight’s concert line-up comprises the following seven acts:
Norman Miller – a singer, songwriter and guitarist. Irish by birth and an Australian by choice.
Brothers and Others – a Port Fairy trio who will perform original tunes and songs from the 60s, 70s and 80s including The Beatles.
Steve Maher – a musician, guitarist, poet, storyteller and songwriter (originally from Port Fairy).
Sisters Act – featuring vocalists Anna Williams and Stacey Knowles along with Danceworx Dynamix dancers.
Mel and Trev McKenzie – the lead singers of Lost in Suburbia band who harmonise popular songs.
Demby McKenzie – an aspiring young vocalist and musician who has studied Fine Arts (musical theatre).
Dixie Nouveau Band – a fun, funky, classy and brassy five piece band that plan vintage style covers.
Fifteen Minutes of Fame is held on the first Friday of every month (except January and Easter Good Friday) at the St Brigids Hall.
The hall is located between Port Fairy and Warrnambool at 212 Koroit-Port Fairy Road, Crossley.
Doors will open at 6pm, with meals available from 6.30pm.
The concert will begin at 7.30pm.
No bookings are needed, simply purchase tickets at the door.
