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Sneaky Sound System headlines Curve-Ball

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Photo: Pat Stevenson

A TOOWOOMBA charity event is bringing an Australian dance music group to the Garden City in May.

The Curve-Ball is a black-tie charity ball founded by a group of locals in 2017 that has already raised more than $139,000 across two events.

A spokeswoma­n for the event said organisers were pleased to announce ARIA Award winners Sneaky Sound System as the main entertainm­ent at the 2019 event, to be held at the Mills Precinct on Saturday, May 4.

“The world-renowned duo are the talent behind widely celebrated tracks such as UFO and Pictures,” the spokeswoma­n said.

“Sneaky Sound System have enjoyed global success with tours throughout the UK, Europe and Asia alongside Australia and New Zealand.

“Across the years the group has headlined at world-renowned festivals including Glastonbur­y, Big Day Out and most recently at a sold out Hot Dub Wine Machine in 2018. The duo has entertaine­d crowds at various Australian events including Australia F1 Grand Prix, Melbourne Cup and the Rugby League World Cup.”

Tickets to the 2019 Curve-Ball are $140 from Eventbrite and include a five-hour drinks package, canapes and entertainm­ent - all for a great cause with this year’s recipients to be announced soon.

For more informatio­n on the event, search for The Curve-Ball 2019 on Facebook.

 ??  ?? HEADLINE ACT: Sneaky Sound System are set to perform at the Curve-Ball in Toowoomba in May.
HEADLINE ACT: Sneaky Sound System are set to perform at the Curve-Ball in Toowoomba in May.

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