An Australian rock band playing covers of smash hit songs is set to play for the first time at a venue in Tullamarine, which is known for live music, televised sports and pool competitions.
Residents with an appreciation for rock music can catch guitar-based covers band Riffinery in concert. By popular demand, the six-piece act is making a debut in the Melbourne suburb in spring.
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Serving as a party band since 2011, Riffinery play pubs, birthdays, weddings and private bookings. The band consists of vocalist Amanda Reynolds, drummers Elliott Orban and Marty O’ Shea, guitarist and vocalist Liam Domanski and bassists Nadia Ricciotti and Frank Murdica. Those joining the show designed for all fans of the genre can enjoy classic rock tracks, anthems to sing along to, party tunes and heavy numbers.
Riffinery will perform a set at Pockets Tullamarine on Saturday, September 19. While the venue offers free admission before 8 pm, afterwards tickets for the show are priced at $10 each. The band will be on stage between 9 pm and 12 am with a DJ taking the party on until 3 am.
The event is suitable for those aged 18 and over and Pockets is located at 11/217 Mickleham Road in Tullamarine.
