The Beez with Steel City Sue (trio) at Bar Solè, Newcastle
Location
Bar Solè
About
The Beez and Steel City Sue join forces for a double bill of teutonically epic proportions at Newcastle's fabulous Bar Solè.
Once Berliners, now Australian residents, Deta C. Rayner (accordion, keyboard, vocals) and Rob Rayner (guitar, vocals) present a bitingly satirical but eminently danceable wealth of genre-bending original material from the sublime to the ridiculous, with Deta’s bass baritone accordion and vamp-flavoured vocals front and centre. Road tested on three recent European tours, The Beez will finally be bringing their new album, “Fahrradkette” (bicycle chain!?), to Australia, a dizzying pastiche of comedy and music. The Beez in one word? “Prost!"
Steel City Sue is a folk-americana outfit – known for ardent originals that tell the stories of Newcastle & the Hunter Valley, along with a tasty mix of raucous rags & old-timey roots. Also be prepared for ridiculous jingles like how to indicate correctly on a roundabout.
The trio features fiddle, banjo, accordion, double bass and guitar twang.
Sue is just back from recording a new album in Wales with old friends Mike & Katie West (Truckstop Honeymoon) and this show will feature fresh songs from the new album being released in May.
Doors 2.30pm
Show 3.00pm
Once Berliners, now Australian residents, Deta C. Rayner (accordion, keyboard, vocals) and Rob Rayner (guitar, vocals) present a bitingly satirical but eminently danceable wealth of genre-bending original material from the sublime to the ridiculous, with Deta’s bass baritone accordion and vamp-flavoured vocals front and centre. Road tested on three recent European tours, The Beez will finally be bringing their new album, “Fahrradkette” (bicycle chain!?), to Australia, a dizzying pastiche of comedy and music. The Beez in one word? “Prost!"
Steel City Sue is a folk-americana outfit – known for ardent originals that tell the stories of Newcastle & the Hunter Valley, along with a tasty mix of raucous rags & old-timey roots. Also be prepared for ridiculous jingles like how to indicate correctly on a roundabout.
The trio features fiddle, banjo, accordion, double bass and guitar twang.
Sue is just back from recording a new album in Wales with old friends Mike & Katie West (Truckstop Honeymoon) and this show will feature fresh songs from the new album being released in May.
Doors 2.30pm
Show 3.00pm