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The Screaming Jets to Rock The TAB Eureka
Dave Gleeson
Australian rock icons The Screaming Jets will headline The TAB Eureka at Club Menangle on Saturday 21 November, taking to the stage for a special After The Last concert following the $1.5 million feature race. Fronted by Dave Gleeson, the band will bring classics including Better, Helping Hand and Shivers to a huge night of racing and entertainment.
With free general admission, Aussie Night Markets, Style Stakes, DJs, carnival rides and more, there will be plenty happening on and off the track. A range of hospitality experiences will also be available, from premium dining in the Miracle Mile Restaurant to the lively Patrón Lawn Marquee Party.
“We love playing big outdoor shows, and this one’s going to be a cracker. There’ll sure be plenty happening at Club Menangle, and we’re looking forward to getting up there and giving everyone a full-tilt Screaming Jets show, turning it up after the last!” said lead singer Dave Gleeson.
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