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 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
Get set for a fab, far-out and groovy time when retro pop trio The Breed bring some 1960s flavour to the Margate Tavern on Saturday 10th December 2016. Billed as “the ultimate 60s party band”, their fast paced blend of 60s pop and rock music are sure to get you dancing and singing along. The Margate Tavern will also be raising some much needed Christmas funds for Kingborough Helping Hands during the night by holding a couple of raffles with proceeds being donated. Get along for a great night while supporting a good cause. Hannah and Danah will kick the night off at 6.30pm with The Breed on stage at 8pm.Tickets only $10 each. For more information contact the Margate Tavern. Hope to see you there.
A big thanks from The Breed to all those who came along on Saturday and joined in the fun. We hope to see you back at The Carlyle Hotel some time in the New Year.
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.
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”.
The Breed are back for your next dose of retro goodness with a song all about a very strange girl, and what she gets up to late at night. Here’s the Breed with “A Bad Girl”
Can a lost love be brought back from the otherside? Here’s a song about it from The Breed called “The Medium”. A big thanks to Martin Davies for bass guitar on this track.
