Cell Block 69 perform Rio as a Christmas present for Canberrans

The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times
  • 8 months ago
Cell Block 69's lead singer Duanne Le Corey-Michaels is laid up with a broken leg so the cult band will not be performing its traditiona pre-Christmas gig in Canberra.

The good news is the band will be back in March for two gigs in "Canberry".

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