Waitahuna Dead Rockers Ball

We are bringing the magic to Waitahuna Hall on Saturday 24th August . This time supporting Lawrence Creative Arts to fundraise its Dead Rockers Ball edition 20
Here's what you need to know:
Tickets: at Lawrence Night n Day 2 Whitehaven St, ph 03 485 9801 or online https://bulletproof.nz/upcomi.../waitahuna-dead-rockers-ball
Doors: at 7.30pm show starts at 8pm, finishes at around 11.15pm.
Bar: Cash Only .....no Eftpos as no internet coverage in the town . Beer, wine, cider and heaps of non alco options.
Food: is included as part of ticket price, snacks, chips, savories, rolls , sandwiches and cakes.
What to wear: Come dressed in your finest and be ready to rock while raising money for the Lawrence Creative Arts. It’s going to be a blast with Raffles and Auctions on the night.
If you don’t know what to wear, the usual is to come dressed up in your version of a rock star. Your squeaky leather pants, your grandads old suit, your ball gown from 1985 or your Amy Winehouse outfit. Just be comfortable cause we are going to get you going and we want you to have a good time. . You choose, just be ready to party, because the band is going to go hard!
Lawrence Creative Arts are planning to add to the event by having actions/raffles ...They are also running a transport service bus bookings: Contact Karen 021867712 ... We look forward to supporting this excellent initiative, should be an epic night out"

Bulletproof Convertible, a New Zealand-based three-piece swamp rock outfit featuring original songs, guitar, double bass and drums, soaking in rhythm. Full noise, 50's influenced and danceable as all hell. Dark Surf meets dirty RnR Rebel. A unique collection of musicians; Silas Waring - Guitar, Alex Ramsay - Drums and Paul Southworth - Double Bass. Together they produce an all-original sound, familiar, driving, relentless and danceable. Silas Waring's songwriting delivers broken characters framed in locations and situations known to all of us yet understood by few. His uncanny ability to visualise a scene is compelling, he draws you in with a picture and before you know it you are singing the hook along with the band all the while grooving and bumping to the beat.