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Doomadgee Dreaming: A Night of Rhythm, Story and Spirit at The Presynct

DOOMADGEE DREAMING – TWO WORLDS MEET, ONE POWERFUL NIGHT

Friday, 14 November 2025 | The Presynct, Nambour

A night of rhythm, story, and spirit comes alive as Doomadgee Dreaming brings together MUFASSA & The Summer Haze (Sunshine Coast), The DMC Boys (Doomadgee), and Keely E (Kabi Kabi) for an unforgettable celebration of music and culture.

This special event marks a powerful meeting of worlds — from the coast to the Gulf Country — uniting artists through shared stories and song.

The DMC Boys will perform music from their upcoming album Yugurlda People, recorded with MUFASSA in their remote hometown of Doomadgee, over 1000 kilometres west of Cairns. Their collaboration showcases the strength of community, culture, and connection through sound.

The night also celebrates the release of MUFASSA’s brand-new single Tallulah — a soulful reggae ballad inspired by his daughter and the unbreakable bond between father and child. With heartfelt lyrics and smooth rhythms, the song reflects MUFASSA’s signature ability to blend emotion and groove in equal measure.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to experience an evening that bridges distance, culture, and sound — where stories meet beats, and the music speaks from the heart.

EVENT DETAILS

📅 Friday, 14 November
⏰ Doors 6:00PM (Happy Hour) | Show from 7:00PM
🎟 General Admission: $15 + BF | Door: $20
🔞 18+ Event
📍 The Presynct, Nambour

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