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Hi-energy Organic dance music
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| (Friday, 10 February 2012) Written by Ken Jacob |
It will be nearly 5 years to the day since Wild Marmalade played at the Tallebudgera Valley Community hall and anybody who has seen them know they totally "GO OFF"
Wild Marmalade Saturday 25th Feb 2012 7pm
Tallebudgera Valley Community Hall
Byron Bay favourites Wild Marmalade create an up-tempo, infectious and uniquely Australian, total dance sound with only a didgeridoo and a drum kit. Where music meets extreme sport this power duo create pure energy in abundance. Combining the unique rhythmic didgeridoo playing of Si Mullumby with the explosive energy and grooves of Matt Goodwin on drum kit, Wild Marmalade have created a new genre of live music and have won over a global fan base. The band has toured Europe and Japan each year for the last 10 years, are favourites of Australian music festivals having played Woodford, Exodus, Rainbow Serpent, Sonic Sessions, Maitrea , Manifest and Earthcore and worked with Cirque du Soliel in Las Vegas.
Wild Marmalade possess a unique ability to move people of all ages and walks of life, they have touched a huge diversity of audience types over the years - from lovers of electronic music (main stage at Boom Festival [Portugal] 2008 / 2010, Infected Mushroom Australian Tour support act 2007) to folk and jazz scenes ( Copenhagen Jazz Festival [Denmark] 2002) and even comedy festival audiences (Just for Laughs Festival [Canada] 2006) - the undeniable primal force of the Wild Marmalade sound creates an irresistible desire to dance.
Ferocious intensity, high energy organic dance music from Australia's ambassadors of groove !
Wild Marmalade Saturday 25th Feb 2012 7pm
Tallebudgera Valley Community Hall
It will be nearly 5 years to the day since Wild Marmalade played at the Tallebudgera Valley Community hall and anybody who has seen them know they totally "GO OFF", get your tickets thru MOSHTIX www.moshtix.com
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