Code One presents..
Rose Tattoo
The Poor
Royal Hotel Queanbeyan (RHQ) (Queanbeyan, NSW)
Friday, 2 February 2024 7:30 pm
Hot off the back of destroying MORC USA, Rose Tattoo announce the 2023 Southern Stars Tour.
Brothers and Sisters, the next adventure, on the Rose tattoo journey, will be under the banner of the Southern Stars, that is to say the stellar constellation that has come to represent our great Southern Land and that which is represent on the flag that flew over the Eureka Stockade. The stars are, off course, representing Australia on our national flag.
Those of you of the truly faithful will already know that I have long held this particular flag in the highset esteem; I have, on many occasions, over the years invoked the spirit of Eureka by referring to that ‘sacred Hillock’ just outside the town of Ballarat in our state of Victoria and of the those that died there in defence of “our rights and liberties”.
I have written lyrics, for Rose Tattoo songs, that speak of the historical value and significance of that momentous occasion in our history, speaking historically there was great brightness in that glorious moment and also a sad darkness in the days that followed but I have chosen to only highlight the glory.
Our next tour will be under the banner of our Southern Stars, a flag, an idea and a legacy that is dear to my heart.
So, Brothers and Sisters, “let freedom’s flame burn so bright that all the world will see”. - Angry
With Special guests THE POOR
Brothers and Sisters, the next adventure, on the Rose tattoo journey, will be under the banner of the Southern Stars, that is to say the stellar constellation that has come to represent our great Southern Land and that which is represent on the flag that flew over the Eureka Stockade. The stars are, off course, representing Australia on our national flag.
Those of you of the truly faithful will already know that I have long held this particular flag in the highset esteem; I have, on many occasions, over the years invoked the spirit of Eureka by referring to that ‘sacred Hillock’ just outside the town of Ballarat in our state of Victoria and of the those that died there in defence of “our rights and liberties”.
I have written lyrics, for Rose Tattoo songs, that speak of the historical value and significance of that momentous occasion in our history, speaking historically there was great brightness in that glorious moment and also a sad darkness in the days that followed but I have chosen to only highlight the glory.
Our next tour will be under the banner of our Southern Stars, a flag, an idea and a legacy that is dear to my heart.
So, Brothers and Sisters, “let freedom’s flame burn so bright that all the world will see”. - Angry
With Special guests THE POOR