The Carpenters Classic Series: August 28
Details
Start:

August 28 - 06:00 pm

End:

August 28 - 10:00 pm

Click to Register: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/the-carpenters-classic-series-august-28-tickets-1486803010829
Organizer

The Victoria Bathurst

Website: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/o/the-victoria-bathurst-19823716405
Venue

Little Alberts @ The Victoria Bathurst

3 Keppel Street, Bathurst, NSW 2795

Bathurst, NSW, AU, 2795

Let the soft pop stylings of The Carpenters wash over you in this lovingly curated tribute—brought to life by a stellar five-piece band.

Set times:

Doors open: 6pm

Main Act: 7:30pm

Let the soft pop stylings of The Carpenters wash over you in this lovingly curated tribute—brought to life by a stellar five-piece band of seasoned local talent.

Expect faithful, heartfelt renditions of timeless hits like Close to You, We’ve Only Just Begun, Rainy Days and Mondays, Superstar, and Top of the World. This is a show for the dreamers, the romantics, and anyone who just wants to feel good again.

Lisa Cunial leads the night with her warm, expressive vocals, the poise and emotion worthy of Karen Carpenter herself. Described as having “alluring stage presence” and a voice that draws you in, Lisa blends jazz, folk, and pop with ease.On piano, Rod Dickson brings decades of experience—from the pub circuit to stage musicals, jazz outfits, and Agrestic tributes including Bob Dylan and The Monkees. His musicality and arrangements breathe fresh life into the Carpenters’ lush harmonies.Anchoring the rhythm section is Cedric, a professional musician and educator with over 50 years in the game. From the ABC Youth Orchestra and Sydney Symphony to touring with Slim Dusty and Carlos Santana, Cedric’s bass playing adds depth, warmth, and groove.Mitch Davis on drums brings subtlety and spark, blending his background in classical, rock, and jazz with a solid understanding of feel. A respected educator at the Orange Conservatorium, he’s no stranger to the Agrestic stage.On saxophone, John adds a velvety nostalgic charm. From Melbourne’s dance halls to the East Gippsland Symphonia and now the Orange Conservatorium’s Wind Ensemble, John’s years of musical storytelling complete this beautifully balanced lineup.