Brothers, Angels & Demons – By Demand – Feb 9th
As part of the “Sessions” series the Brewster Brothers have been invited to return to Adelaide with their very special “Brothers, Angels & Demons” stage show.
This live performance represents “A powerful musical journey through the careers of the famous Brewster Brothers,the outstanding icon that is The Angels and the demons they encountered along the way“.
There are two performances only on Saturday February 9th. Tickets are limited but you can use the following special link to go straight through to the bass.net.au booking page.
Click here to order limited tickets for “Brothers, Angels & Demons”
“I loved the Brothers Angels and Demons show. It is a truly remarkable piece of art that everyone, Angels fan or not, will love. A great informative and often humorous journey delivered in a most unique and dynamic fashion. A must see…”
Kate Cebrano, director Adelaide Cabaret Festival 2012.
“What an extraordinary piece of Australian rock and roll history as told by the Brewster brothers, two of the key players in the story and what great musicians they are…!”
Douglas Gautier, Adelaide Festival Centre CEO.
Brewsters Play Lizottes
The Lizottes Live & Cookin’ venues are an excellent way to combine entertainment with a great atmosphere while enjoying fantastic food. With all those ingredients in place, you’re set for a great night out with friends.
Last year the Brewster Brothers played all three Lizottes venues at Dee Why, the Central Coast & Newcastle. There was a great response with two of these venues completely sold out.
2013 sees a return visit to these East Coast locations on Thursday 31st January at Lambton in Newcastle, Friday 1st February at Kincumber on the Central Coast and a final show at Dee Why in Sydney on Saturday 2nd February.
You can visit the Gigs Page on this site for more details.
ABC Radio’s Richard Glover On The Brewster Brothers
Seasoned presenter Richard Glover from Sydney’s ABC Radio 702 remarked ….”I defy anyone to listen to the Brewster Brothers and not be transported somewhere special.
They offer a musical trip to a very compelling place. They are always a huge hit with the listeners when they come on our show and I’m always happy to help in any way.”
Rick and John Brewster were interviewed on Richard’s “Drive” radio show where they played live as well as discussing John’s vocal suitability to sing the popular songs of the legendary songwriter who is Bob Dylan.
The interview goes on to talk about the multitude of Adelaide venues during the 70’s and the controversy of Dylan performing with a full band in front of the die hard folk music audience of the day.
You can listen to the inteview and the Brewster Brothers live radio performance of the song “It’s All Over Now, Baby Blue” right here on this page.
“Shadows Fall” Album Receives Great Media Reviews
“Shadows Fall” is the first album from the Brewster Brothers who are the mainstay of Australia’s legendary rock band The Angels.
Deciding a need to explore further their vast array of musical influence, Rick and John stepped out from their decades of rock music experience to reach all the way back to their childhood musical training and their love of works outdside the straight ahead rock genre for which they had become known.
Keeping it very personal they recorded this album themselves and the professional result speaks volumes about their years at the helm with album production.
While still maintaining an undertow of strong, straight ahead rhythms the album is littered with a variety of styles which express everything from foot-down beats through to gorgeous melodic ballads.
Considering this was the Brewsters first foray in to a much wider realm of life’s musical consciousness they certainly hit the nail on the head right from the start.
“Shadows Fall – a timeless and diverse music with an unabashed love of the form that few can match. The potency of John Brewster’s voice, an unearthed treasure that has been sadly underused for decades”
Steve Bell – Time Off Magazine
“Last year the Brewster Brothers achieved visibility with the album ‘Shadows Fall’…..They toured, constructed a website and found an influential fan in the Sydney ABC radio announcer Richard Glover.” They accumulate a repertoire of original songs that exist in a parallel universe to the brooding menace of The Angels classics such as Take A Long Line or Mr Damage”
Anthony O’Grady – Sydney Morning Herald