Music Hunter presents King Tide and Ska’d 4 Life on Sat 23rd of February in #Katoomba, so put on your #dancing shoes, these two bands have the spells to make the last person standing dance!
Doors open at 8pm

#Aria Award nominees from Bondi, KING TIDE, kick off at 9.30pm for 2 sets and are Australia’s’ premier original Rock Steady Reggae gut soul band!

Look n LISTEN to KING TIDE https://youtu.be/_oAXL7gK4I8

Peter Firth -Bass
Declan Kelly- Drums
Ross Fotheringham -Guitar
Lindsay Page- keys and Trombone
Geoff Innes- Trumpet
The lead singers AKA “the Clowns up front:”
Paul Snatch Vocals, toasting, rapping and Tony Hughes Vocals
The whole band are on back up vocals adding some sweet harmonies.

“It’s like someone ignited a big, huge fucking dancehall flame and all the punters … are like moths to the light. ”
— Dave Herbert, Brag Live Review.

SKA’D 4 LIFE warm up the crowd at 8.30pm and are a super tight 7-piece Ska/Punk/Rock/Party band from the #Mtns.
Known for playing old-school and new-school ska hits from the likes of Madness to Reel Big Fish, Cat Empire, the Specials to Streetlight Manifesto as well as Ska’d-up versions of all your favourite pop, rock and metal hits from today and yesterday including Lorde, Madonna, Men at Work, The White Stripes, Slayer and more, there’s something for everyone in Ska’d 4 Life’s repertoire.

LISTEN to Ska’d 4 Life https://soundcloud.com/skad-4-life

Matt Marshall – Lead Vocals, Guitar
Ryan Tremble – Lead Guitar, Vocals
David Wallace – Bass, Vocals
Marcus Graham – Drums, Vocals
Owen Robinson – Trombone, Vocals
Tyler Baker – Trumpet, Vocals
Sam Radcliffe – Sax, Vocals

‘Infectious melody welded to sinuous rock-steady dance rhythms’
Anthony O’Grady “The Australian”

‘Simply, and I have written this before. King Tide is one of the best live acts in this country’
Paul Busch Faster Louder

‘King Tide’s third album “Roots pop Reggae” is a wonderful reason to seek this band out in the flesh’
Niel Kerrigan MX mag 4 ****

King Tide – The Basement (06.08.11) Closing my eyes I could have sworn I was in Jamaica circa the late 60’s, not in Sydney watching a local band circa 2011. King Tide took the crowd for a ride on their wave of soulful reggae, and it’s one that I’ll be riding well into the warmer months.
Kristie Nicolas