The Colt Seavers Band




 On Sunday night June 13th I went to the Coolangatta Sands Hotel to see the Colt Seavers Band and it was my first time seeing this band. I walked to the hotel and use my mobile. The show started @ 6.30pm which they did 3 sets of classic rock songs by Elvis Presley, John Farnham, Guns N Roses, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Johnny Cash, Nancy Sinatra and the crowds there had young people as well as the middle aged  too as well as the sax player walking through the audience as well as the bass player standing on the bass on the stage as well  coming in the audience as Dakota the singer standing on the bass which was amazing  and had an Coke Zero to drink during the interval after the first set. The show finished @ 9pm, rang Dad, bought Coke Zero and Ice Cream from 7-11, ate Ice Cream, drank Coke Zero and walk back to the unit. It was an FANTASTIC show which everyone had a great time and the band were FANTASTIC as well as very entertaining  singing great songs as well as giving the crowds an great night's entertainment which was an great way to finish off Cooly Rocks On 2021 and I look forward to seeing the band again soon. 

Set 1-
Rockabilly Rebel 
Stuck In The Middle 
Ring Of Fire
These Boots Are Made For Walkin
Tequila
Blue Moon Of Kentucky
You're The Voice
Not My Friend
Suspicious Minds/Sweet Dreams/Sweet Child Of Mine
Tennessee Whiskey
Heartbreak Hotel
La Bamba/Twist and Shout
Johnny Be Goode

Set 2-
Copperhead Road
Ain't Seen Nothin Yet
Jackson
Bad Moon Rising
Crazy little Thing Called Love
The Gambler
Proud Mary
That's Alright Mama
Folsom Prison Blues

Set 3-
an song I didn't know 
Knew Down There
Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again
Mystery Train/Tiger Man
Gonna Walk 500 Miles 

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