The 60’s and 70’s night – photos and playlists | Performance

The ’60s and 70’s Night was an absolute smash hit—far exceeding every expectation! Currie, King Island’s main town, transformed into a time machine for one unforgettable evening, with a massive turnout spanning every generation of King Island locals. Grandparents reminiscing about their youth danced alongside kids discovering disco for the first time, while farmers, dairy workers, teachers, and tourists all mingled under one groovy roof. The atmosphere felt electric from the moment doors opened!

People went all out with their outfits, turning the Club into a living jukebox cover shoot. We’re talking perfect ’60s mod dresses with matching beehives, full-on ’70s disco divas dripping in gold lamé and platform shoes. The theme wasn’t just followed; it was celebrated with creativity that made every entrance a mini fashion show. Best-dressed prizes went to well-deserved winners, but honestly everyone brought their A-game!

Non-Stop Music Marathon

Four incredible music acts kept the energy soaring from 7 PM through late night. As the musician who performed in three of them (backing Lucie, jamming with The Lanky’s, then headlining with Yentl As Anything), I barely caught my breath between sets! No time for dancing when you’re laying down those grooves, but playing what I love most to the happiest crowd imaginable more than made up for it.

Rusty Falcon opened strong, warming up the room with their signature island sound. Lucie brought fresh energy as the new artist on the scene—watching her shine with live band backing felt special. The Lanky’s family magic followed, blending their dairy farm warmth with tight harmonies everyone knows by heart. Then Yentl As Anything closed with a bang—our biggest hometown show yet, feeding off that crowd.

Massive Thanks to Everyone Involved

Huge thanks to Michael Laskey for the phenomenal photography—his shots capture every harmony-soaked smile, and legendary moment from the night! Deep gratitude to The Club Currie for hosting the perfect retro palace, Wade Roskam for flawless sound engineering, all four incredible acts who made it unforgettable, and every single person who dressed up, danced, sang, and clapped to make this ’60s/70’s Night pure magic.

The 60’s and 70’s night – Playlist

Lucie:

  • Ain’t No Sunshine – Bill Withers
  • Son Of A Preacher Man – Dusty Springfield
  • Chain Of Fools – Aretha Franklin
  • The Letter – The Box Tops
  • These Boots Are Made For Walking – Nancy Sinatra
  • Stuck In The Middle – Stealers Wheel
  • Shelter From The Storm – Bob Dylan
  • These Arms Of Mine – Otis Redding
  • I Just Wanna Make Love To You – The Rolling Stones
  • Oh! Darling – The Beatles

Set 1 – Yentl As Anything:

  • Blue Suede Shoes – Elvis Presley
  • Johnny B. Goode – Chuck Berry
  • Satisfaction – The Rolling Stones
  • Hit The Road Jack – Ray Charles
  • Surfin’ USA – The Beach Boys
  • I’m A Believer – The Monkees
  • Proud Mary – Creedence Clearwater Revival
  • Bad Moon Rising – Creedence Clearwater Revival
  • Eagle Rock – Daddy Cool
  • Hey Jude – The Beatles

Set 2 – Yentl As Anything:

  • Fox On The Run – The Sweet
  • Crocodile Rock – Elton John
  • Mamma Mia – ABBA
  • YMCA – The Village Boys
  • Grease Medley – Grease
  • Don’t You Want Somebody To Love – Jefferson Airplane
  • Whatever You Want – Statis Quo
  • Hey Baby – Bruce Channel
  • Sweet Caroline – Neil Diamond
  • Summer Of 69 – Bryan Adams
  • I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor – Arctic Monkeys
  • Killing In The Name Off – Rage Against The Machine

Lucie @ The 60’s and 70’s night – Photos

LUCIE, the full band, performing, picture from audience
Tom Blake playing bass guitar
Close-up of Daniel Bear playing drums 
Yentl Doggen playing a solo on guitar
Sideview of Lucie, close up, while performing on 60's and 70's night
Daniel Bear playing for LUCIE 
Close-up shot of LUCIE singing
Close-up shot of LUCIE singing
The audience on stage with LUCIE 
Backview of LUCIE at the King Island Club
Yentl Doggen and Daniel Bear performing
Side picture of LUCIE the full band with Tom Blake and Yentl Doggen
LUCIE with her arms up at the 60's and 70's night
Yentl Doggen playing guitar with LUCIE
LUCIE performing and singing at the King Island Club
Sideview of LUCIE, with stage colours
LUCIE singing on the 60's and 70's night
LUCIE, full band on stage
The audience on stage with LUCIE 
Dancing audience at the 60's and 70's night

Yentl As Anything @ The 60’s and 70’s night – Photos

Group picture of Yentl As Anything
Tom Blake dressed like ACDC
Side picture of the audience
Yentl As Anything in front of the audience
Jess Boyes at the 60's and 70's night
Backview of Jess Boyes 
Jess Boyes singing with Yentl As Anything
The Audience for the 60's and 70's night
Yentl Doggen playing guitar
Atmosphere on the 60's and 70's night
Jess Boyes cheering the audience
Yentl As Anything, group picture with audience
Jess Boyes and Yentl Doggen from Yentl As Anything
Side picture of Jess Boyes
The Audience on the 60's and 70's night
Yentl As Anything, group picture with the audience
Jess cheering up the audience in color
Daniel Bear dressed in 60's and 70's clothing
The Audience singing
Side picture of Yentl As Anything
Side picture of Yentl As Anything
Yentl Doggen with Daft Punk Helmet
Yentl Doggen playing guitar and looking into the camera
Daniel Bear playing with LUCIE
Tom Blake on bass guitar for LUCIE
People dancing at the 60's and 70's night

The Lankys and Rusty Falcon @ The 60’s and 70’s night – Photos

The Lankies performing
Troy Smith from Rusty Falcom
The Lankies, a King Island band playing at the King Island Club
The drummer of Rusty Falcon
The audience for Rusty Falcon
Troy Smith playing guitar
A sideview on Rusty Falcon
Troy Smith performing on the 60's and 70's night
Election of the Best dresses in 60's and 70's
Side view on Rusty Falcon

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Yentl Doggen

Hello there! My name is Yentl. I studied music and worked as a session drummer for several years. However, my desire to explore the world led me to embark on a five-year journey across different countries. Eventually, I returned home with a newfound appreciation for life and a rekindled passion for music. This website reflects the various chapters and experiences that have shaped me into who I am today.