Australian Idol’s Jaymon Bob to usher in new era of Flamingos nightclub
Flamingos nightclub is back, and several stars are set to usher in the exciting new era. Turn back the clock with our mega pic gallery.
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One of Rockhampton’s most famous nightclubs is set for a grand reopening on June 6, with country superstars set to draw notable crowds.
Flamingos was hugely popular in the 80s and 90s, with many memories being made at the iconic venue on Quay Street.
MEGA PIC GALLERY: Turn back the clock and see who frequented Flamingos over the years here
Rockhampton boy and Australian Idol contestant Jaymon Bob will be joined by fellow Queenslander and Australian Idol contestant Jake Whittaker, as well as another mystery performer.
The night is set to be unforgettable, with drinks flowing and country shenanigans in full swing at the historic nightclub.
The fun doesn’t stop there - later in the month, indie band Ball Park Music will be playing at the iconic venue as part of their ‘Like Love’ tour.
We’ve compiled a gallery of past nights out at Flamingos to get you hyped for the grand reopening.
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