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Clinton Hutton With Support From Amy Pegg

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Tasmanian Live Looping Artist Clinton Hutton will be performing outside by the pool at the Scamander Beach Resort on Saturday the 19th of December.

Clinton supported The Wolfe Brothers on their recent show at the Resort which was a highly successful event and we’re happy to have him returning for his own full show. He will be supported by fellow North West Coast Singer/Songwriter Amy Pegg, who has recently released her 1st EP.

Both acts will be playing a mix of originals and covers from 6pm till 11pm. This will be a fantastic night of live music, contact the venue (03) 6372 5255 to book accommodation and bring a deck chair.

Details

Date:
December 19, 2020
Time:
6:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Cost:
$15
Venue:
Scamander Beach Resort
158 Scamander Avenue
Scamander, TAS 7215 Australia + Google Map
Phone:
(03) 6372 5255
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