Kim Churchill will play at Global Beats & Eats.
Camera IconKim Churchill will play at Global Beats & Eats. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Festival acts hard to beat

Laura PondWanneroo Times

Bilingual Fremantle band Mambo Chic, whose members hail from France, Algeria and Australia, and pop, R&B and reggae-influenced Phoenix King with his eight-piece band have been added to the bill.

They will join musician Kim Churchill and headliner Dan Sultan in entertaining crowds at the free event in Girrawheen on April 9.

Other international-inspired acts include drumming group Wasamba, Fanfarra dancers and the Chung Wah Lion and Dragon Dance Troupe.

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Food from around the world will be on offer, ranging from Argentinean and Colombian to Dutch, South African and Middle Eastern.

Wanneroo Mayor Tracey Roberts said it was one of the City’s favourite events.

“Global Beats & Eats showcases some fantastic entertainment that will keep the crowd on their feet for hours,” she said.

“This year is no exception and I look forward to seeing residents enjoying themselves throughout the evening.”

The festival runs from 4 to 9pm on April 9 at Liddell Park in Girrawheen.

Tickets are free but essential for entry and available at wanneroo.wa.gov.au/gbe.