Normie Rowe & The Masters Apprentices : Live at the Bridgeway Hotel

Normie Rowe was Australia's first King of Pop, dominating the music scene in the mid-60s with his incredible string of hits, including "Que Sera Sera" "Shakin' All Over" and "Ooh La La." He captured the hearts of fans and media alike, creating a hysteria unseen for any Australian artist at the time. After being called for Army service at the peak of his fame, Normie transitioned to television, notably starring in "Sons and Daughters" while studying acting and vocal skills. His performance as Jean Valjean in "Les Miserables" garnered critical acclaim. Normie Rowe AO is an Australian treasure and consummate entertainer, sharing his journey in 'Story So Far' at Bridgeway Hotel. The Masters Apprentices are a legendary Aussie rock band with a 50-year legacy. Featuring original members Mick Bower and Brian Vaughton, along with vocalist Craig Holden and other musicians, they became a rhythm and blues institution in the 60s, alongside bands like The Aztecs and The Easybeats. Now, they reunite to perform their classic hits, including 'Living In A Child's Dream' and 'Turn Up Your Radio,' while also showcasing a fresh repertoire in their original garage band format. Don't miss the chance to experience the enduring legacy of the Masters Apprentices live!