Grand WaZoo: 40 YEARS of SOUL Party Show at Memo Music Hall

On Saturday, JULY 3, 2021, the mighty 13 piece GRAND WAZOO - Kings of Soul celebrates the band's 40 YEARS of SOUL, with a Party Show at MEMO Music Hall, located in the same street, where the band first performed in July 1981.
Featuring Australia's leading Soul Man WYLIE J MILLER and Soul Queens, JOYS NJAMBI and SAMANTHA MORLEY with the exceptional musicianship of the Legendary WAZOO HORNS & ROCKIN' RHYTHM Masters, this iconic Soul Music evening will simply blow you away, as you take to the dance floor, like all the generations before. Grand WaZoo's first ever female singer, Anastasia, may also make an appearance....

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On Saturday, JULY 3, 2021, the mighty 13 piece GRAND WAZOO - Kings of Soul celebrates the band's 40 YEARS of SOUL, with a Party Show at MEMO Music Hall, located in the same street, where the band first performed in July 1981.
Featuring Australia's leading Soul Man WYLIE J MILLER and Soul Queens, JOYS NJAMBI and SAMANTHA MORLEY with the exceptional musicianship of the Legendary WAZOO HORNS & ROCKIN' RHYTHM Masters, this iconic Soul Music evening will simply blow you away, as you take to the dance floor, like all the generations before. Grand WaZoo's first ever female singer, Anastasia, may also make an appearance.
Grand WaZoo has been Australia’s premier and longest-running Soul-Funk-R&B Band since 1981, entertaining Australia and the world. Performing timeless music of Ray Charles, Otis Redding, Marvin Gaye, James Brown, Ike & Tina Turner, Aretha Franklin, Wilson Pickett, Motown, Etta James, Martha & The Vandellas, Smokey Robinson, The Supremes, Sam Cooke, Tower of Power, Earth Wind & Fire, KC & The Sunshine Band, Gladys Knight, and numerous others of the era, along with band originals, there is music for everyone.
Round up your friends, pack your dancing shoes, book your tickets and come along to savour the vibrant, time-honoured sounds of Grand WaZoo – without question, the most entertaining, dynamic and authentic Soul Show in the southern hemisphere.
Doors open 7.30pm.
Grand WaZoo 8.30pm.

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