Iconic Festival Recreated For Airlie Beach Hotel

On March 7^th and 8^th, Late for Woodstock will be gracing the stage to recreate the iconic music of rock history’s most celebrated performances. The tribute act formed in May 1988 in Noosa Heads to bring back the authentic sounds of the 60s and 70s.

“We kind of bumped into each other at Noosa and decided to throw a band together”, said singer and guitarist Colin Germano.

“We wanted a name that would reflect what we wanted to play, which was older stuff. Beatles, Stones, The Doors, Led Zeppelin, Creedence, Doobie Brothers – stuff like that”.

After various hiatuses and a break during Covid, the band and back and ready for action.

“We just stick to our roots. We play the stuff that we love. Nothing more than that. We play what we love and are fortunate people still want to hear that”.

The band are no strangers to the Airlie Beach foreshore.

“We played there back in 1985 when it was the old pub. We were part of a circuit. We’d go up there, bash it out and have a great time”.

Airlie Beach remains a special place to perform.

“We just love Airlie Beach. We’ve been going there all these years. When we perform here, I like to go up early and hang around town – catch up with friends – see the islands. The pub has always been really good to us. It’s a unique place”.

Get excited for a wealth of timeless music as the tribute act are set to honour The Doors, CCR, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Neil Young, The Kinks, Santana, The Rolling Stones, Rodriguez and Bob Dylan among many others.

WHAT: Late for Woodstock, 2 Free Shows

WHEN: March 7^th – 8^th, 2.30-5.30pm

WHERE: Airlie Beach Hotel

1. Late For Woodstock, coming soon to Airlie Beach Hotel. Photo Supplied

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