8 Ball Aitken to headline Cafe Guitar second birthday bash on Saturday evening
It’ll be a night to remember at Cafe Guitar on Saturday, as the live music venue celebrates its second birthday.
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It’ll be a night to remember at Cafe Guitar on Saturday, as the live music venue celebrates its second birthday.
The headline act will be award-winning swamp-blues-rocker 8 Ball Aitken, who has toured the world for more than a decade performing across twenty countries to date.
Supporting him will be Australian singer-songwriter Karise Eden.
Cafe Guitar is the sister venue and sits next door to long-established music store Bandland in Russell Street.
Business owner and manager Katie Eastaugh encouraged everyone to come down on Saturday night for a fantastic night celebrate two years since the licensed live music venue opened.
For $50 you will get a ticket, which includes a complimentary pizza and drink on arrival.
Mrs Eastaugh said she was passionate about providing a live music venue for local musicians.
Doors open at 5.30pm for a 6pm start and children are welcome.
The show will conclude by 10pm.
For more information or to book through Eventbrite, head to bit.ly/32XE4fT.
Cafe Guitar can also be contacted through their Facebook page or by phoning 4602 0594.
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