Music legends Wilbur Wilde, Frankie J Holden and Josh Cunningham of the Waifs will headline a mega drought relief fundraising effort in the Eurobodalla this Friday night.
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Three big events will be held simultaneously on November 23 at golf clubs in Batemans Bay, Moruya and Narooma, with 100 per cent of proceeds – including all ticket sales – going to farmers battling the drought.
All proceeds from the events will go to help farmers battling the drought, locally and in Cobar, which the council voted to adopt as a sister-shire earlier this year. Each rain dance will feature live entertainment, raffles, charity auctions, and food to share.
Singer, actor and TV presenter Frankie J Holden will emcee at Narooma alongside entertainment by Driving Sideways.
Australian saxophonist, television personality and radio presenter Wilbur Wilde will host the Club Catalina event, with live music from The Pilgrims.
At Moruya comedienne Victoria Haberley will emcee, with live music from Josh Cunningham of the Waifs and The Somedays.
Mayor Liz Innes said the scene was set for a fantastic night.
“We have seen an absolutely incredible amount of generosity from our local businesses, who have donated an astonishing $38,000 worth of items to be auctioned or raffled on the night,” Cr Innes said.
Tickets are on sale through www.trybooking.com – just search for ‘Raindance’.
