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School’s out for ever

CASEY-BASED band Silver Reasons are playing at The Central Hotel in Beaconsfield on Saturday 21 November.
Band members Alysha Black, Adrian Szostek, Chris Burke, Carlos Peregin and Darren Keane will perform alongside Dorian Gray and Focal Remedy on the night from 9pm.
The theme for the event is “School is out for ever” and will mark the start of schoolies celebrations for locals.
All bands will be playing their original material as well as classic covers.
Entry is free.
Silver Reasons are in the process of putting together new material for an EP, which is set to be launched mid next year.

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