Tobias Celebrates The Cure - King Street Hotel, Newcastle
Overview
Following a string of sold-out performances that had audiences on their feet and in tears, Sunshine Coast artist TOBiAS returns to the stage with his critically acclaimed show:
TOBiAS Celebrates The Cure. But this isn't your typical covers gig, it's a deeply emotional, atmospheric, and electrifying homage to one of the most iconic bands of our time.
Whether you danced to these songs in the '80s or discovered them just yesterday, TOBiAS Celebrates The Cure promises a night of nostalgia, catharsis, and
sonic beauty.
"This isn't just a covers gig" says TOBiAS. "It's a celebration of the emotional connection people have with this music. I've poured my heart into every detail, from the arrangements to the atmosphere, because The Cure's music deserves that level of respect."
Tickets are $30 plus the booking fee pre-sold and $40 at the door on the night. Doors open at 8:00 pm and it is 18+
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