Check out who is performing in town at weekend
LISTEN up Toowoomba - the country’s hottest music talent is in town for the Carnival of Flowers.
Well-known Australian artists will perform as part of the Heritage Bank Live Concert Series at the Ergon Energy Food and Wine Festival.
This year’s musical line-up is testament to the appeal and reach of the festival, which merges local talent and produce with leading national names.
The food and wine festival combines gardens, music and food, shines the light on the paddock to plate movement and involves the community by celebrating Toowoomba in an international way.
Last night Alex Lahey, The Paper Kites and The Temper Trap performed for thousands of people who made their way to Queens Park.
But there are still seven acts for residents and visitors to catch today and tomorrow.
TODAY
Hot Potato Band at 5.30pm
The 11 piece band’s unique sound comes from the absence of a single drum kit, bass guitar and electrified instruments.
The band found its roots and musical inspiration in Sydney as street performers and they now perform more than 120 shows a year.
The Voices at 7pm
Hold on to your hats as this collaboration brings together some big names in Australian music - Jason Singh (Taxiride), Dale Ryder (Boom Crash Opera), Mark Gable (Choirboys) and Reece Mastin (X-Factor sensation). The Angels at 8.30pm Four decades after they formed, The Angels are still rocking as hard as ever belting out their classics Am
I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again, Shadow Boxer and Marseilles.
TOMORROW
Isaiah at 4pm
At just 17, Isaiah is a global success.
After winning The X Factor in 2016, Isaiah released his debut album that charted all over the world and notched up millions of international streams.
While the other acts are performing at the Ergon Energy Food and Wine Festival Isaiah will perform at side show slley.
The Diamonds at 5pm Described by audiences as “The Supremes meets Destiny’s Child” this high energy hit after hit extravaganza serves up much loved favourites such as Respect, I Will Survive and It’s Raining Men with a generous side of girl power.
Boys In The Band at 6.15pm
International hit show Boys in the Band celebrates the world’s greatest hits from the biggest bands of the 20th century.
Billed as “the feel good show of the year”, they will have you singing and dancing in no time.
Daryl Braithwaite at 7.45pm
Get set to hear the man behind hit songs The Horses, One Summer and As The Days Go, plus the countless timeless gems from his days fronting Sherbet, such as Summer Love and Howzat and Cassandra.