SWELL Masquerade Ball
Jazz, masquerade and moonlight by the sea.
Join us for an unforgettable evening of live jazz, vintage glamour and coastal charm at the SWELL Masquerade Ball.
Set against the stunning backdrop of Currumbin Beach, enjoy a classic welcome cocktail as DJ Swing Billy Ray spins jazz and swing vinyl favourites before a captivating live jazz performance takes place as the sun sets.
Dress to impress in your finest cocktail or vintage-inspired attire, complete with a glamorous mask and dance the night away beneath the stars. Best dressed prizes await, so don your finest mask and join the celebration.
Ticket includes a ‘Beez Knees’ cocktail on arrival and a grand grazing table.
Food can be purchased from SWELL Fringe Food Markets and the bar will be open to buy delicious drinks.
Featuring RHYDIAN & THE RESIDUALS
For more than 14 years, Rhydian Lewis and The Residuals have been bringing the sophistication, excitement and irresistible energy of swing and big-band entertainment to audiences across Australia.
Fronted by Welsh-born vocalist and entertainer Rhydian Lewis, the band combines the timeless music of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Bobby Darin and the Rat Pack with the contemporary swagger of Michael Bublé, creating a live show built around exceptional musicianship, personality and one very important ingredient — entertainment.
When | Friday 18th September
Time | 6.00pm – 9.00pm
Where | Fringe Pavilion, Wallace Nicoll Park, Currumbin Beach
Cost | (Early Bird) $65.00 + Booking Fee
(Final Release) $75.00 + Booking Fee
Dress Code | Formal attire and masquerade masks
More about the Fringe Pavilion at Wallace Nicoll Park
The Fringe Pavilion is home of the SWELL Fringe and bar, located in Wallace Nicoll Park, Currumbin Beach. The Fringe Pavilion will come alive each evening with artistic programming such as live performance and masterclasses, plus the bar will be open daily from 12pm. Our wonderful food trucks will satisfy all of your cravings. Please note the Fringe Pavilion is a large tent, so if it’s chilly make sure you rug up.
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