John and Rick Brewster from the legendary The Angels are one of Australia’s most loved and respected acts.
Despite producing The Angels multi-platinum albums and whilst devoting their lives to the art of music and both being inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame and Australian Songwriters Hall of Fame, they still weren’t satisfied. While continuing to perform with The Angels, the pair decided to work on a break-away project as The Brewster Brother spawning countless albums, tours and a second career. Since this inception the Brewster Brothers have recorded several albums including a live at Port Fairy Festival, the acclaimed ‘Wounded Healer’ and recently an offering called ‘Brewster Brothers Play Bob Dylan‘.The Brewsters endless musical journey continues to this day with no end in sight
Brewster Brothers play Bob Dylan
1 Venue
Showroom One at Z The GC at The German Club
223 Flinders St, Adelaide, SA, 5000
Content warnings: PG
Family Friendly:
Yes
About this event
The Fringe Festival 2018 sees a return of The Brewster Brothers with a
difference.
John and Rick will be joined by Sam Brewster (bass) and Nick Norton (drums) to perform a show entirely made up of Bob Dylan songs. Classics like Mr Tambourine Man, Just Like a Woman, Desolation Row, Like a Rolling Stone, All Along the Watchtower, Don't Think Twice It's Alright and many others.
John has been into Bob Dylan since 1963, attended his legendary 1966 Adelaide concert backed by the band that became The Band, and together with Rick and Nick recorded an album of his songs recently at Mixmasters Studios in the Adelaide Hills. Their performance on February 24th at the German Club will mark the first time Adelaide fans will experience the Brewster Brothers performing a great repertoire of Dylan's songs.
John and Rick will be joined by Sam Brewster (bass) and Nick Norton (drums) to perform a show entirely made up of Bob Dylan songs. Classics like Mr Tambourine Man, Just Like a Woman, Desolation Row, Like a Rolling Stone, All Along the Watchtower, Don't Think Twice It's Alright and many others.
John has been into Bob Dylan since 1963, attended his legendary 1966 Adelaide concert backed by the band that became The Band, and together with Rick and Nick recorded an album of his songs recently at Mixmasters Studios in the Adelaide Hills. Their performance on February 24th at the German Club will mark the first time Adelaide fans will experience the Brewster Brothers performing a great repertoire of Dylan's songs.
Presented by:
The Brewster Brothers