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The South East Queensland Big Band are on a missing to entertain!
Presenting some of the most exciting contemporary pieces, funky riffs, hip beats, and spicy Latin classics, this is certainly a concert not to be missed - and don't forget to bring your dancing shoes.
Come and enjoy the music at the Souths Sports Club, Acacia Ridge.
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