Flintock at the Tin Can Bay Country Club

posted by Editor | February 5, 2018 | In Things to See and Do

Flintlock are the winners of the Sunshine Coast Battle of the Rising Stars Original Band.

This dynamic and energetic outfit performs lively covers and alternative rock originals from a modern perspective.

Based in the Wide Bay and Sunshine Coast region, Flintlock is fortunate to have:
Ethan Roberts (Lead Vocals/Rhythm Guitar), Ryan White (Lead Guitar/Vocals), Siana Davis (Bass Guitar/Vocals) and Caleb Wilson (Drums). See them live at the Tin Can Bay Country Club February 9.

You can also see Debbie Robertson with her Contemporary 50s-to-Now selection on February 2, acoustic duo Till Dawn on February 16 and Aussie, country, rock ‘n’ roll, line dance and more with Billy Guy on February 23.

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