For the second time in recent months, a group of young aspiring musicians are coming to the stage and are set to perform at the Dingo Beach Hotel this Saturday.
An initiative of the not-for-profit group, Music Evolution Project, these events represent a platform for local performers to shine.
“We will have a couple of adults performing this time as well,” said organiser Lisa Stanley.
“This is a great platform for up-and-coming musicians and it is really important for the whole community to come and show their support.”
A cornerstone of the Music Evolution Project is the positive impact that playing music and performing has on your mental health.
“We provide a completely free program to the community and actively help people with their mental health,” explained Lisa.
“These performers are truly amazing, and this is a great opportunity for the community to follow them through the year, see how they improve and watch them as they become professional musicians.”
The Dingo Beach event will include a range of vocalists, pianists and of course bands.
Performers include vocalists Meg McKeon, Ella Kelly, Tanika Lulham, Destiny, Chloe Kaddatz, Amber Hinschen, Sue Nami and Dominik James.
During the evening, it’s time for the bands to shine – The Microns, Sparrow Sisters, Trouble Makers, Myenvy and Category 5 will all play.
WHAT: Young Whitsunday Musicians
WHEN: Saturday, March 25 from 12pm to 8pm
WHERE: Dingo Beach Hotel
TICKETS: Free
Young and aspiring musicians will be performing live this weekend. Photo supplied
