POSTPONED – Brewster Brothers Play Tasmania – Dec 2020
Please Note:
Due to COVID travel restrictions implemented by the Tasmanian Government these shows have been postponed.
Tickets for this show will be honoured for the revised dates when they become available.
If you are unable to arrange to attend the show on the revised date please contact your ticket seller directly.
John & Rick appreciate your patience while they make arrangements to reschedule these shows.
John & Rick Brewster go back to their roots to bring you their unique style that reflects and embodies all of their influences.
From Rick’s early classical piano playing and subsequent soaring lead guitar solos to John’s young teenage years holed up in his bedroom engrossed with The Beatles, Dylan, The Band and the like – music that inspired them to become musicians and songwriters who have played to millions of people worldwide over their 45 year career in the music industry.
Now, in December 2020, Rick & John will present three exclusive shows for fans in Tasmania as they play the best of their repertoire which spans their entire musical career including Angels classics,Bob Dylan and their own original Brewster Brothers songs.
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Mr Tambourine Man – Brewsters Play Bob Dylan Classics
The Brewster Brothers are stepping out to pay homage to one of their idols, Bob Dylan, with a two hour concert performance exploring some of his biggest, and most meaningful songs.
John and Rick Brewster not only co-founded legendary rock band The Angels and celebrated success with their 1970s outfit Moonshine Jug and String Band, they also established themselves as a duo to be reckoned with. Touring under the guise of the Brewster Brothers, and are continually recognised for their phenomenal guitar guitar talents. They’ve both been inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame and the Australian Songwriters Hall of Fame.
For John Brewster, Bob Dylan is the epitome of the songwriter’s songwriter. “I learned how to write songs by learning to play Bob Dylan song” says John. “Every new album he released, I learned every song. Alot is made of Bob Dylan’s lyrics and rightly so. They Are brilliant, but just as compelling are his melodies and musical structure. I’ve always thought that if you can strip a song back to one acoustic guitar and a vocal and it works then that makes a good song. “
Don’t miss John & Rick Brewster from The Angels as they play Bob Dylan’s classics in the their latest show Mr Tambourine Man.
Fri Aug 10th 2018 – Lizottes – Newcastle – NSW
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Sat Aug 11th 2018 – The Factory Floor – Sydney – NSW
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Brewsters Play Bob Dylan – Adelaide Fringe Festival – Feb 24th – Beach House Cafe – Feb 25th
As part of the annual Adelaide Fringe Festival the Brewster Brothers will be performing an entire evening of songs penned by John Brewster’s childhood music hero Bob Dylan.
Held on Saturday February 24th in Showroom One at the GC bar in the heart of Adelaide this intimate surrounding is ideal for anyone who loves Dylan’s music or simply a great night of classic songs played by seasoned professionals.
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Following on the next day, Sunday February 25th, you can catch Rick & John when they play Bob Dylan at a casual afternoon show down the coast in The Beach House Cafe at beautiful Victor Harbour.
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Special Shows – How The Songs Came To Be – Q&A
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March – 2018
The second round of The Angels Book Tour includes featured question & answer sessions with the audience where Rick & John Brewster will offer hidden insight into the highs and lows of the band’s history as well as how their legendary songs and albums came to be!
Come on a journey told through music and stories while learning more than you thought you ever knew about The Angels and their music!
Held at select venues in New South Wales during March these shows will allow aficionados of The Angels to enjoy furthering their knowledge of an extremely influential part of Australian rock history.
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March – 2018