The Original Angels Tour
The Angels will return to the stage as part of their thus far SOLD OUT national tour for a very special encore presentation of the songs that made them famous in Victoria, with their only Melbourne metro gig at the fabulous newly renovated Doot!
You can see The Original Angels live:
Thursday JUNE 16th at THE PENINSULA LOUNGE 990 Moorooduc Hwy, Moorooduc. Ticket info is available on 5978 8717.
Friday, JUNE 17th at THE DOOT 339 Racecourse Road, Flemington. Ticket info is available on 9376 7233
Saturday, JUNE 18th at THE MULWALA SKI Club Melbourne Rd. Mulwala Ticket info available on 57441888
Armed In full metal jacket, 4 of the 5 original members of The Angels who recorded the band¹s first 4 albums Face To Face, No Exit, Darkroom and the debut album The Angels are again rocking rooms across Australia!
The Original Angels are John and Rick Brewster, Chris Bailey and Buzz Bidstrup. They have
re established themselves as one of Australia’s premier live rock bands as they continue to tour the continent to the delight of ecstatic fans who keep them on stage for encore after encore!
Performing the songs that made The Angels an Australian music icon in the 70’s & 80’s with classics like Take a Long Line, Shadowboxer, Marseilles, Face The Day, Comin Down On Me, After the Rain, Mr Damage, No Exit, No Secrets and Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again, these shows bring back the infamous twin guitar assault!
Recently the band performed on stage with long time friend John Swan (Swanee, The Party Boys) in Adelaide, guitarist Bob Spencer (The Angels, Skyhooks) and saxaphone legend Wilbur Wilde in Melbourne.
REVIEWS
The Angels Band and Rose Tattoo show at Rooty Hill RSL was a real acid test. Not for the Tatts who put in a typically storming set less their signatory ‘Nice Boys’. No, the pressure was on The Angels Band, the original and best lineup without Doc Neeson. And you know what? They were great! With THAT guitar sound, John Brewster comfortably in the vocal spot and an utterly seamless and seemingly endless set list of classics it was more about the music than the rock theatre of old. The masses, even old school fans, loved it. As they should have. - Murray Engleheart, Drum Media Sydney NSW 2003
The interview with John Brewster was great, he was a gold mine of Classic Rock trivia . We played the new versions of Marseilles and Commin’ Down with John on vocals, they also went down brilliantly. I have been inundated by e mails not from just Sydney but from USA as we streamed the show on the web. - Simon Carey, WSFM Sydney NSW 2004
Just a quick note to pass on how much I loved the show last night
It was a true pleasure to have the band play…even if that “angels” chant did get a bit bizarre at the end! I had totally forgotten how etched in my brain all those amazing guitar lines are. - Richard Moffatt, Corner Hotel Melbourne 2004
This is your best chance to see our home grown living legends. The Angels still pump out the riffs and power through oz pub-rock the way it was meant to be - the way they made it! - Michael Liddell, Beat Magazine Melbourne 2004
