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Tag: The catholics

Festivals, Gigs and concerts, News Posted on1 March 20171 March 2017

Jazz @ The Pav comes to Bondi this Autumn

Building on a long history of jazz in Bondi, Jazz @ The Pav will be a month long celebration of jazz music featuring a star studded line-up of Sydneys finest musicians including Matt McMahon Trio featuring Virna Sanzone, Sirens Big Band, The catholics and the Greasy Chicken Orchestra.

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Reviews Posted on9 January 201422 April 2014

Album Review: Yonder (The catholics)

‘…catchy themes, tight arrangements and some excellent solos.’

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Festivals, Reviews Posted on6 September 201225 January 2013

CJP Review: The catholics, 11 August 2012

‘This innovative band continues to leave audiences dancing out of their gigs…’

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