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RPP FM local radio is proudly supporting the upcoming celebration of 50 fabulous Years of ‘Normie Rowe & The Playboys’ in one unforgettable music spectacle at the Frankston Arts Centre.
Normie Rowe & The Playboys were one of the most successful Pop acts in Australian music history. In the 1960s, they found their way from Town Hall dances of Melbourne’s Northern suburbs to Channel O’s GO! Show.
Their list of single hits that defined a generation of a new music era in Australia included soundtracks like It Ain’t Necessarily So, I Who Have Nothing, Que Sera Sera and Shakin’ All Over.
You’ll hear original songs and sounds through original equipment. You’ll feel as good as you did then – it will be difficult to stop the memories flowing.
Tickets start from $56.90 and are now available on http://artscentre.frankston.vic.gov.au/Home
Celebrating 50 Fabulous Years ‘NORMIE ROWE & THE PLAYBOYS’
Frankston Arts Centre
Cnr Of Davey St & Young St
Frankston
Start date April 7, 2016 for 5 weeks
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