Last Chance Chisel Barnes with Port Bus to Wauchope RSL Saturday October 2Nd, 2021

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Last Chance Chisel Barnes with Port Bus to Wauchope RSL Saturday October 2nd, 2021 All Aboard Port Bus to Wauchope RSL Club to see Last Chance Chisel Barnes Show Move over Advance Australia Fair, 2 songs that are always considered National Anthems are Khe Sahn and Working-Class Man. This is Chisel / Barnes. Cold Chisel songs have made their mark in Australian history as some of the best tunes to ever come out of Australian Pub Rock. Anthems such as Flame Trees, Bow River, Choir Girl, Cheap Wine and of course Khe Sahn. The list of Chisel hits goes on and on. Jimmy Barnes also made his own solo mark on Australian Rock with some massive songs including Driving Wheels, Lay Down Your Guns, Little Darling and who does not know the words to Working Class Man? Combine the songs of both and you have a night like no other. The Best of the Best that Australia has to offer, this is the Last Stand, Chisel Barnes Show. A paramount performance, that will make you look twice to check you are not listening to the real thing! Itinerary: Pickups will commence by 18:30 for an approximate arrival at Wauchope RSL of 19:30. Support Act from 20:00 to 21:00. The show is due to finish around 23:00, make your way to the bus and we will load & GO! Kew $30.00, Lake Cathie $29, Lakewood $34, Laurieton $39, Lighthouse $26, Port $25 + other locations available # Show Ticket additional – purchase from Wauchope RSL Includes: Return door to door (most areas) transport. For more information or to book; Phone: 02 6583 3330 Email: [email protected] Website: https://www.portbus.com.au/tours-and-event-transport Book Online: https://events.humanitix.com/last-stand-chisel-barnes-show All transport options require a minimum no to proceed Anyone person intoxicated acting unruly will be denied transport .

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