The Williams Brothers will be bringing their stage show Twist and Shout – A Salute to Rock and Roll to The Art House on October 27 as part of their 2024 Australian tour.
The show is a non-stop presentation of the greatest hits by the biggest artists of the 50s and 60s, with a nostalgic visual presentation of the brothers’ own journey as young boys growing up in one of the greatest eras of popular music.
Backed by their all-star band The Shy Guys, the show is full of energy from start to finish, hit after hit.
Highlighting the mega hits of Elvis, Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Roy Orbison, The Everly Brothers, Little Richard, Del Shannon, Jerry Lee Lewis, Australia’s Johnny O’Keefe, the show will take rock and roll fans back to where it all began.
The Williams Brothers are the sons of one of Australia’s leading rock and roll pioneers Warren Williams.
The boys were born to carry on the tradition of one of the greatest eras in music history, recapturing the hit songs with harmony that only brothers can produce together.
They have decades of experience behind them and a catalogue of music from all genres and on stage they have a natural chemistry of energy.
Warren Williams Jnr first graced the stage as a six-year-old with his father on Brian Henderson’s Bandstand.
As the youngest member of the Bandstand family, he made several appearances both with his father and as a solo artist.
Throughout his teen years he continued to perform on television and on stage, as well as acting in commercials, movies, and mini-series.
Darren Williams has an extraordinary five-octave vocal range extending from bass baritone to a female’s soprano which combined with his amazing showmanship resulted in him being named Australian Variety Entertainer of the Year and Best Make Vocal Performer by his peers.
Andrew Williams developed his musical skills from an early age leading his own rock bands in his early teens.
The guitar maestro has a diverse knowledge of popular music styles that is hard to match.
He has worked with a huge list of performers in major concert events, stage productions and recording studios.