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Christmas Carols Around the Barrels 2024

Next date: Thursday, 12 December 2024 | 05:00 PM to 09:00 PM

Brace your elves! It’s the event you’ve all been pining for… The annual Great Western Hotel Christmas Carols Around the Barrels on 12th December. It’s going to be merrier than ever, so bring your whole family & friends to a night full of fun, delicious food and special guests including Tenori & Santa.

If you love the holiday season deerly, it would be rude-olph to miss this! Enjoy plenty of festivities for the whole family!

Get ready for a not-so silent night singing all of your favourite Christmas carols and rockin’ around the Christmas tree with three of Australia’s favourite tenors. The lads will take you through some of their best-loved songs and carols; O Holy Night, The Christmas Song, Holly Jolly Christmas, with many laughs and Christmas surprises thrown in. For the scrooges, they’ll throw in some of their opera and music theatre favourites too. Don’t worry, this is for the kids too, with a very special guest in a red suit!

You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout we’re tellin’ you why! The Christmas Carols Around the Barrels is coming to town and its snow joke that tickets will go quick! Tickets will be on sale soon. Don't delay last year the Smorgasbord Dinner & Show Package sold out!

David Kidd, Stewart Morris and Andrew Pryor met while touring internationally with The Ten Tenors; performing in venues such as London’s Royal Albert Hall, The Pantages Theatre in LA and the Sydney Opera House. After some time apart working with Opera Australia, Opera Queensland and many of the country’s finest orchestras, they are back together doing what they do best.

These three larrikins have known each other long enough to consider themselves family. The sort of family you actually want to spend Christmas with…

Doors open from 5pm for Smorgasbord and show starting at 7pm.

Concludes 9pm.