Settle into a relaxed Sunday as local band The Freddys bring their classic rock sound to The Marina Bar Noosa. Spanning the 60s right through to the 90s, The Freddys serve up the familiar hits that get a crowd moving, an easy fit for a morning at the markets that rolls into the afternoon by the water.
About The Artist: The Freddys are a local band playing classic vintage rock from the 1960s right through to the 90s. Cover songs you already know the words to, delivered by a group that has spent years playing the pubs, clubs and riverside spots around Noosa. As they put it themselves, it's got a good beat and you can dance to it, which is about as much explaining as the job needs. Their sets read the room and keep it moving, welcoming for audiences of all ages.
Event Details: Join us for an afternoon of live music as The Freddys perform at The Marina Bar from 10am to 1pm, playing alongside the Sunday markets on the shores of Noosa. Browse the stalls, grab a coffee or a bite, and settle in by the water while the band keeps the day ticking along.
The Perfect Afternoon Out: Make the most of your visit by exploring our waterfront shopping precinct and dining at our selection of outstanding restaurants. Then settle in at The Marina Bar for an afternoon of live music in one of Noosa's most picturesque locations.
Venue: The Marina Bar Noosa
Located at Noosa Marina, Tewantin, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
Getting Here
Classic vintage rock from the 60s straight through to the 90s, played by a band based at Noosa Heads. As The Freddys put it, it's got a good beat and you can dance to it, which is about as much explaining as the job needs. Decades of hits, one band, and a dance floor that fills up on its own.
The set list runs on recognition. Early rock and roll, the guitar-driven hits of the 70s, the radio staples of the 80s and 90s, songs that pull people up from their tables without much prompting. The Freddys are a local outfit through and through, with years of playing the pubs, clubs and riverside spots around Noosa behind them, which is the sort of grounding that lets a band read a room and keep it moving. Bring a group, find a spot near the water, and let the afternoon take care of itself.
