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Thursday, June 5, 2008

If you have a question about anything to do with the timeOUT concert, check out the following information

If you still can’t find what you are after send us an email at marketing@tcp.newsltd.com.au

TICKETS
When do tickets go on sale? ON SALE NOW
How much are tickets? $50 pre-purchase and $60 on the gate
Where can I buy my ticket? Call us on 07 4052 6681 or email marketing@tcp.newsltd.com.au
If I lose my ticket can I get a replacement? Unfortunately no so keep a close eye on them. Don’t lose them!
Do children get in free? Children under 10 get in for free.

LINEUP
What time does the first band start? About 4pm. Gates open at 3.00pm
When does it finish? About 10pm. Gates close at 10.00pm.

EVENT
Is it an all ages event? Yes it is, although children aged under 12 must be accompanied by an adult (someone aged 18+).
Can I leave the venue and come back in? NO PASS OUTS
Will there be an ATM on site? No, so bring Cash.
Can I bring alcohol to the concert? No. There are bars which are licensed to sell alcohol. There is a bag search at the gate where such banned items will be confiscated and will not be returned.
Disabled access? Yes

ALL AGES INFO
Is the festival all ages? Yes, but anyone aged 12 or under will need to be accompanied by a parent or a guardian who is over the age of 18.

Kisschasy are one of five bands featured at this year’s timeOUT concert at Cairns Showgrounds on Saturday, August 30.

Kiss 'N' Tell

Success hasn't really changed the attitude of Kisschasy frontman Darren Cordeux, writes VAUGHAN MAYBERRY. more

SCRIBE

New Zealand rapper Scribe (real name Malo Luafutu) has become hip-hop royalty in Australia thanks to some amazing and much talked about live performances more

KISSCHASY

Kisschasy have quickly moved from up-and-coming undergone punk band to one of Australia's hottest young rock acts thanks to two belter albums and some quality live performances. more

BLUE KING BROWN

Rhythmic and highly energetic reggae/roots band, Blue King Brown are big festival favourites around Australia and have the uncanny ability of livening up a crowd more

FAKER

Sydney quartet Faker is currently one of Australia's hottest young rock acts more

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