Wayne and Kenny from The Breed performed a 60s acoustic set at Mather’s House on Wednesday afternoon 16th August 2017. Thanks to Angela and the team at Mathers House, and to all those who came along. It was a great afternoon for everyone.
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The Breed at the Easter Fair
Worrying about missing out? Don’t Panic! You can catch the Breed on stage from 11.00 am at the Royal Hobart Showground Market Easter Fair on Sunday 16th April 2017.
The Breed – Rocking AVEO Derwent Waters
The Breed are at AVEO Derwent Waters in CLAREMONT on Saturday 11th February as part of the AVEO Rocks Summer Tour 2017.
A Fun Night At Margate
Thanks to everyone who came along to see us at The Margate Tavern on Saturday night. It was a fun night for all. We hope to be back there again early next year.
Christmas Time Has Come
The Breed wish everyone a Merry Christmas and invite you all to celebrate Christmas with their tribute to Christmas time. The song “Christmas Time Has Come” is available as a free download
The Breed @ The Carlyle
It will be a fab. far-out and groovy time, when The Breed bring their unique blend of 60s pop/rock, mersey-beat, mod, and power-pop to the Carlyle Hotel on Saturday 19th November 2016.
We’ve created a Facebook event for the show, which you can find by clicking here.
If you’re going why not join the event, and spread the word to all your friends.
“Play My Game” is available now!
“Play My Game”, the new album from the Breed has been released in CD or digital format.
Don’t miss out! Order your copy now
“Play My Game” the new album from The Breed
Play My Game the new album from The Breed featuring 20 original songs will be released in November 2016.
You Won’t See Me
The Breed make the 60’s sound their own. In any performance, you’ll find them doing a Beatles song or two. What better way to be sent back in time to when it was fab, than listen to The Breed performing the Beatles song “You Won’t See Me” with a little visual help from The Rock Band Beatles.
Take It Easy
The Breed invite you to view their take on the current Energy Crisis in Tasmania. The Minister for Energy, Matthew Groom, says there is nothing to worry about, but what happens if the lights do go out in Hobart? Here’s The Breed with “Take It Easy”.
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