How Deep Is Your Love: Bee Gees re-imagined

Celebrate the timeless hits of the Bee Gees at Redcliffe Museum with a special live music event.

Three incredible acts will take the stage, including Amber Worthington, Bradley McCaw, and the Kel Timmons Quintet.

Watch as each performer brings their unique spin to the iconic Bee Gees songbook.

From soulful ballads and acoustic charm to upbeat funk, this one-of-a-kind concert will have you singing along.

After the show, keep the excitement going with Science on the Move. Enjoy an interactive exhibition exploring light, sound, force, and motion. Perfect for all ages!

About the acts

Amber Worthington

Amber carefully crafts a special atmosphere at each show with a balance of soulful originals and covers.

Blending powerhouse vocals with a hint of blues and the stripped-back sounds of an acoustic guitar, you will delight in listening to this songbird perform your favourites, from ballads to bangers.

Follow Amber on Facebook and Instagram.

Bradley McCaw

Bradley McCaw is a talented singer, actor and entertainer.

He has toured the world performing with award-winning singing group ‘The Ten Tenors’.

In June 2023, Bradley’s debut album WORRIED MINDS was released worldwide by Old Fashioned Records.

Follow Bradley on Facebook and Instagram.

Kel Timmons Quintet

The Kel Timmons Quintet brings together five prolific drivers of jazz and soul music.

Fronted by soul diva Kel Timmons (Bankrupt Billionaires / Resin Dogs) and backed by The Seats’ Brett Fowler on keys and Dave Cotgreave on drums, and a special guest vocalist.

The band promises top-shelf entertainment featuring soul originals and hip arrangements of jazz standards, exploring the boundaries of modern jazz, soul and funk.

Follow Kel on Instagram.

Micro-festival in Redcliffe

This event is part of a micro music festival happening on the weekend of 6 to 8 June. Be sure to check out the exciting activities and musical acts performing in Redcliffe.

Make Music Month

City of Moreton Bay’s Make Music Month is back, featuring a line-up of solo and duo acts. All 16 of Council’s galleries, museums, and libraries come alive with rhythm and tunes in June for Make Music Month. Enjoy free events, live performances, jam sessions, workshops, and more as we put music on the map.

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