WYNDHAM
Home » News » Dance the night away

Dance the night away

Rock ‘n’ roll fans should get ready to clear their Saturday night schedule and put on their dancing shoes.

A free music performance by A Blonde Moment is set to get people moving to some classic tunes at the Sunshine City Club on Saturday, July 19.

“It’s one of my favourite places to play. It always has a great crowd,” said Julee Johnson, the performer behind A Blonde Moment.

Johnson will entertain audiences alongside guitarist Joe Mandica, singing covers of popular songs from the 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s and 90s.

“The music depends on the crowd. We cater to all styles and all styles of dancing,” she said.

“Whatever I give out on stage I get it back tenfold from the people that are dancing and the people that are enjoying the music.”

Johnson fell in love with music from a young age, taking to the stage at six years old.

She later started writing original songs with a band and toured the country with them.

Over her career, Johnson has also worked as part of a trio – performing covers six to seven nights a week – and as a singer with the Brian Fitzgerald Band in the 90s.

Johnson said she loves to get a crowd dancing when she performs.

“If an audience isn’t dancing there’s something wrong,” she said.

The free performance by A Blonde Moment will start at 8pm on July 19.

Details: www.sunshinecityclub.com.au/whats_on

Digital Editions


  • Dumping disgrace

    Dumping disgrace

    Illegal dumping continues to plague Wyndham, with a popular beach spot being among the places recently hit. Local resident Chris Cobbledick said he recently encountered…

More News

  • Pedestrian crossing plans set to begin

    Pedestrian crossing plans set to begin

    Wyndham council has revealed it will begin design and concept planning for two signalled pedestrian crossings in Tarneit. Located on Wootten Road and Hummingbird Boulevard, the proposed crossings are set…

  • Ellen’s ballet boost

    Ellen’s ballet boost

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 530747 Local ballet teacher Ellen Montgomery loves what she does and has received a nice little boost to keep doing it. Ms Montgomery is…

  • Teen charged over alleged cop car ramming

    Teen charged over alleged cop car ramming

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 206998 Police have charged a teen after two police vehicles were rammed in Hoppers Crossing on the morning of Monday 2 February. Officers from…

  • Wyndham adds defence

    Wyndham adds defence

    Wyndham has added two National Basketball League 1 West stars as it aims to rise back up the ranks. Defensive powerhouse Georgia Denehey joins the club following a standout season…

  • Vales on the board

    Vales on the board

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 454174 Luck finally went the way of Wyndham Vale as it got its first win of the Victorian Turf Cricket Association Russell Pollock Shield…

  • Mayor outlines Wyndham state election priorities

    Mayor outlines Wyndham state election priorities

    Wyndham mayor Josh Gilligan has outlined Council’s advocacy priorities ahead of this year’s state election, with unlocking funds for roads, rail and recreation being top of the agenda. Cr Gilligan…

  • Cats with work to do

    Cats with work to do

    Purchase this photo from Pic Store: 462426 Hoppers Crossing knows it has work to do in the local Wyndham derby in the Victorian Sub-District Cricket Association east-west. The Hoppers Crossing…

  • Write on

    Write on

    Calling all writers, creatives, and storytellers alike. Moorabool is celebrating local storytelling as the Peter Carey Short Story Awards marks 10 years of recognising Moorabool writers through the Best Local…

  • Power bill relief a bonus

    Power bill relief a bonus

    The state government used one of the hottest days in Victoria’s history to call on households to apply for its power saving bonus program before it ends on 31 March.…

  • Help for heart kids

    Help for heart kids

    Every day in Australia, eight babies are born with a childhood-onset heart disease (CoHD), and during February HeartKids is calling on Australians to help support these children and their families…