The Bee Gees reimagined with Amber Worthington and BASOKI

Next date: Sunday, 07 June 2026 | 10:30 AM to 12:00 PM

Amber and BASOKI playing instruments with a technicolour backdrop.

How deep is your love for the Bee Gees? Join us for a feel-good musical performance celebrating their greatest hits.

Amber Worthington and BASOKI are bringing their own fresh spin to the timeless hits you know and love. With each act, they add their own creative twist, giving you the chance to hear the Bee Gees songbook as you’ve never heard it before. You might find yourself humming along… or trying your best falsetto.

The Bee Gees called Moreton Bay home long before they were global stars. Redcliffe Museum is the perfect backdrop for celebrating their legacy.

Get ready for a fun, dynamic concert filled with good vibes and nostalgia. This is one concert it would be a Tragedy to miss.

After the gig, make sure to see the exhibition, The Comedy Wildlife Photography Award.

About the performers

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.

You can connect with Amber on Facebook and Instagram.

BASOKI

Daniel ‘BASOKI’ Dow is an acoustic singer/songwriter. He is a proud descendant of the KOMET & PEIBRE Tribes of Murray Island in the Eastern Torres Strait. BASOKI’s original music is an unexpected brew of funk, rock, infectious motifs and insightful lyricism.

His performance invites the listener to journey through the triumph and pain of a life well lived. BASOKI’s live harmonies, engaging crowd banter and unique selection of covers promise an entertaining experience for a diverse audience.

To learn more about BASOKI, check out his Facebook and Instagram.

Make Music Month

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