Hope Estate is proud to present the inaugural Rock Symphony in the Vines, which will see this concert series launch with the music of the legendary, David Bowie on Saturday 15th October 2016.
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Rock Symphony In The Vines Presents Bowie
World renowned conductor George Ellis will lead the charge with the Australian Symphony Orchestra and the Ziggy Band featuring members of Baby Animals, The Whitlams, Jimmy Barnes Band and The Badloves.
Coming off the back of the award winning and highly successful Ziggy – Songs of David Bowie, which sold out shows across the country and to rave reviews, it’s only fitting that singers Jeff Duff, Steve Balbi and Brydon Stace reunite for this very special, one off show.
Take your protein pills and put your helmet on as you expect to hear all of Bowie’s greatest hits including Changes, Let’s Dance, Space Oddity, Life on Mars, Heroes, Starman, Suffragette City, Golden Years and many more. The combination of rock and symphony is a match made in heaven – in the vines and under the stars.
Don’t miss this stunning evening, as it pays homage to one of the world’s greatest and most important artists of all times, in full symphonic sound.
Rock Symphony in the Vines
Saturday, 15th October 2016
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Tickets on sale Friday 8 July at 9.00am at Ticketmaster
The Vintry
The Vintry is a stunning architecturally designed Country House, luxuriously appointed with the highest quality furnishings and fittings but with the feel of a traditional bush retreat. A contemporary property with 4 spacious bedrooms includes 1 king size bedroom with hydrotherapy spa bath and 3 queen size bedrooms each with its own ensuite bathroom and private deck for those times when you would like some personal time to relax.
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Hunter & Central Coast Tourism Awards Gold 2009, 2010. Silver 2007, 2008, 2011, 2012.
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