MATTHEW DENNETT & PAM WITHNALL // Sunday, 25 April 2021 // 1:00 - 3:00 pm // Free live music
Venue: Gallery ONE88, 186-188 Katoomba St, Katoomba.

Looking for a little live music this ANZAC Day? Look no further than the sensational MATTHEW DENNETT & PAM WITHNALL playing a couple of sets of live music at the Blue Mountains favourite gallery, GALLERY ONE88. Whether you're looking for a spot of lunch, a takeaway coffee, or a stroll around one of the best galleries in the region, Gallery ONE88 has got you covered. We don't take reservations, so first come, first served - see you there!

/ About Matthew Dennett /
Matt has been performing for a living as a pianist in the Blue Mountains and Sydney for the past ten years. With a love of classical music and jazz, he often combines the two in compositions and improvisations. Since picking up the accordion 5 years ago, Matt has played with some of Sydney’s finest local Gypsy bands such as Monsieur Camembert, The Spyglass Gypsies, The Squeezebox Trio. Matt has attained residencies across Sydney and the Blue Mountains at the Carrington Hotel (Katoomba), Billich Art Gallery (The Rocks Sydney), The Jenolan Caves House and Lillianfels Resort in Katoomba. Currently studying a bachelor of music at Western Sydney UNI while teaching privately, Matt has been fortunate enough to collaborate with Pam Withnall as a jazz duo playing mostly originals and some classic standards.

/ About Pam Withnall /
After completing the Diploma of Jazz at the Conservatorium of Music, Pam played extensively in Musicals such as Annie, Candide, Blood Brothers, 42nd St, Big River, Nine as well as in the clubs and pubs backing acts and playing in dance bands. She played at the Monterey Jazz Festival with the Young Northside Big Band, and “OZ for Africa at” the Entertainment centre during a 3-year stint with a rock band. Pam played with the Warren Daly Big Band at “Jazz in the Domain”, and with INXS at their first album launch at the Paris theatre. More recently, Pam spent 6 months on a cruise ship backing international acts, plays with the “Squares” Jazz band at Moyas Juniper Bar, and plays regularly with a 1970’s music dance band. She is currently studying at Western Sydney University and won an award to write for the Penrith Symphony Orchestra.

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