With the day close to arrival, Noosa Biosphere Day committee members are excited to announce the award winning Duke Wilde Band will be performing on the main stage at this year’s event on Sunday September 18th at Noosa Woods.
Get ready to rock with this unbelievably talented band, that has performed all over the country and will be jetting off after the Noosa Biosphere Day to Nashville, Tennessee to perform at the Americana Music Festival, alongside the world’s top country performers.
Along with Caitlyn Shadbolt & Aiming High also taking to the main stage, the day is set to be a stunner with performances, activities, workshops and plenty more that is a must see on the day. Starting at 10am and finishing at 3pm the kid’s will have entertainment happening throughout the day to keep them smiling, including a live Gecko’s Native Animals show, free face painting, a labyrinth and much more.
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Award winning The Duke Wilde Band - 2010 Coca-Cola Battle Of The Bands at Tamworth winner - signs up for Noosa Biosphere Day
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