The Preatures take over Toowoomba
The Preatures entertained the crowd in Queens Park for the Heritage Bank Live Series concert at Queens Park.
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Sydney band The Preatures made sure the 2015 Carnival of Flowers exploded into life during their set in the Heritage Bank Live Concert Series at Queens Park.
Lead singer Isabella Manfredi and the band had the crowd of all ages wrapped around their fingers with an infectious set list of songs from the debut album Blue Planet Eyes.
Toowoomba fans were treated to some extras including a cover of the Angel's "Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again" and a welcomed encore, finishing with one of their new songs.
Originally published as The Preatures take over Toowoomba
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