Samantha Jade Concert 2018

Early in September Karen and I embarked on an adventure to see Samantha Jade at Twin Towns in Coolangatta. When we arrived we purchased drinks I got a Pepsi and so did Karen.So after getting our drinks we headed up to the show room and waited for the first half of the concert to begin.

Her support act was Alfie Arcuri who performed for 20 minutes singing a few of his origional songs and some covers of other musicians songs. He had a very lovely voice.

After Alfie finished up there was a short break in which we were chatting to the security gaurds who had a bit of a funny sense of humour before Samantha Jade came on stage.

Samantha Jade came on for her first set and did a mixture of both her songs and covers of other musicians such as ABBA, Destiny's Child, Pink to name a few. Then the first half of the show ended and Karen and I went to get some dessert. We ended up getting a sundae each which were massive. they were awesome but made us a little sick from the sugar high.

We got back to the show room just in time for her second half to start. She came out wearing a beautiful black shinny play suit which Karen loved and she had a more up beat set. She played my favourite songs of hers in the second set and she also brought out Alfie Arcuri to perform a song with her which was really good. The show finished up with her singing UP and  WHAT YOU'VE DONE TO ME around 10pm and then Karen and I headed home.

All up we had a great night.

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Thanks
Stephanie
 
Location: 2 Wharf St, Tweed Heads NSW 2485, Australia

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