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The Firelight Collective
Phone: +61 458 862 752
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20.01.2022 Going to be a massive reggae night, hope to see you there @ The Ross Hotel. Headlined by Jamaica's Andrew Tosh, there has been a few stops and starts but it is going to be the most awesome night of Reggae. AUG 4TH.
18.01.2022 See you at Sprout :) Mark will post times we are playing soon :)
16.01.2022 Some soul Reggae @ Rockin for West Papua last Saturday
15.01.2022 Rockin for West Papua ....
13.01.2022 We had some really cool instrumental stuff going on at the Rockin for West Papuia on Saturday This is the Chill out session with Mark Hillman and the Firelight Collective #rockinforwestpapua Townsville
10.01.2022 Firelight collective going live soon at the Victoria Park Hotel .... come down for some tunes
08.01.2022 The rhythms of Africa were flowing Friday night when our man from Ghana, Townsville’s own Mr Edward Osae handed over the bass to Heather and took the mic to sing up some magic with the Firelight Collective. Plug it in turn it up and enjoy #cosbobby’sfromghana #firelightcollective #Africafestival #townsvilleshines #livemusic #collective #sundaychill #wasntmuchlight
01.01.2022 The top image is a photo of the Melbourne Cup with patrons who are so intoxicated that they're sitting in a pile of rubbish, which, let's face it, would've been... one of very few options when it comes to hygenic seating. I haven't yet found the numbers relating to first aid admissions at the event and I'm interested to know this year's tally as they're was at least one ambulance transfer last year. The image below was taken by Ilias Tsiphlidis Photography at Esoteric Festival this year and despite the thousands of intoxicated people, you can not see a single piece of garbage on the ground. As for hospital admissions, there were two and neither were due to over intoxication. Someone who just really fucking loves climbing trees fell out of a tree and medical attention was required for someone with a pre-existing medical condition. But we're shutting down music festivals because of the dangers, right?
