The evening promises to highlight many of the greatest moments in John Denver’s career, brought to life once more by members of his former touring band and an accompanying string section.

The conert will be performed at TRECC on Sunday, December 16 at 8pm.

Timeless masterpieces including Take Me Home Country Roads, Rocky Mountain High, Sunshine On My Shoulders, Annie’s Song, Thank God I’m A Country Boy and more will feature on the night, through stunning visuals and authentic performances. 

Throughout his decade-spanning career, Denver’s works were portrayed across an array of mediums, from film to social activism, to politics, to music.

Known for his love of the environment, and his disdain for fast-paced city living, Denver became a unique voice for an era. 

An avid flyer, Denver’s career was cut short in 1997 when he passed away following a fatal plane crash. 

A must-see for John Denver fans, both newcomers and devotees, The John Denver Celebration Concert will be an immersive and all-encompassing night of heart-warming nostalgia. 

If it’s creepy crawlies and slithery snakes that takes your fascination, then Steve Blackshall’s Deadly 60 Down Under is the show to see.

During the lead up to the Tamworth Country Music Festival, this new school holiday show features some of Australia’s deadliest animals live on stage. 

Steve shares stories and videos from his adventures, plus there will be loads of audience participation at TRECC Tuesday, January 15 at 2pm.

Grab your tickets at entertainmentvenues.com.au, call 6766 2028, or visit the box office at Capitol Theatre and The Big Golden Guitar.