The band are moving onto their next chapter.
Whether you were new to town or you’re Geelong through and through, the iconic underground bar Lambys has been the place to go to throwback multiple Mario Karts, stick to the carpet, and dance the night away to the live band on a Saturday night.
After eight huge years of soundtracking our Saturday nights until the early hours, Bedrock is saying goodbye to the Lambys stage as they wrap up their iconic Saturday night residency in the coming weeks.
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Lambys Tavern shared the news to social media on March 14, indicating that the high-energy rock cover band Bedrock would perform for three more Saturday nights – March 18, March 24 and April 1.
“All great things must come to an end Lambs. After eight awesome years on the Lambys stage, we are gearing up to say our final goodbyes to BEDROCK as they wrap up their iconic Saturday night residency in the coming weeks,” the post read.
“It’s bittersweet news for sure…but you better believe these legends are ready to tear it up first and go out with a BANG!!
“Over the next three Saturday nights, don’t miss your chance to show the lads some love, have a boogie, sing along, cheers a bev and join us in giving them a proper Lambys send-off.”
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If you’ve ever had the pleasure of hitting up Lambs on a weekend, it’s almost guaranteed you’ve torn up the D-Floor to Bedrock and Lee Harding, AKA the Lambys greats. They love it, we love it, and they love that we love it.
“Lambys has been an institution for so many years,” Lee Harding and Bedrock told us last year upon Lamby’s 21st Birthday celebrations.
“Bands love playing at Lambys because it’s the ultimate gig filled with a massive party atmosphere and amazing staff. We have been blessed to have been playing there for so many years and can’t wait to say THANK YOU by smashing out a massive gig for Lamby’s 21st Birthday!”
The final Bedrock performance will be at Lambys on Saturday, April 1.
