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Robert Cray Band To Headline Blues On Broadbeach

by Noise11.com on November 15, 2017

The Robert Cray Band will headline Queensland’s Blues On Broadbeach festival in May, 2018.

Blues On Broadbeach started 17 years ago and if a free event.

The 2018 line-up is:

The Robert Cray Band
The Screaming Jets
Backslideers
Lloyd Spiegel
Jon Stevens
Eilen Jewell
Charlie A’Court
Southern Avenue
Kid Congo and the Pink Monkey Birds
Karl S. Williams
19Twenty
Karen Lee Andrews
Justin Yap Band
Blues Arcadia
The Satellites
Mason Rack Band
Dreamboogie
PJ O’Brien Band
Christina Crofts Band
Toni Swain
Benny D Williams
Titan Payne and the Big Zydeco Express
Jess Valach Presents Blue Mountain
Sunny Coast Rude Boys
Hell and Whiskey

More artists will be announced soon.

Blues on Broadbeach is on 17-20 May at Broadbeach, Queensland.

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