Wairuk Band
Get set for a rocking great night of entertainment with the Wairuk Band!
The Wairuk Band was formed in 1984 in a small community called Wairuk at Humpty Doo station in the Northern Territory. They rapidly became an extremely popular Top End Band.
The original band members still remain. They are Phillip Goodman, lead vocals, and Graham Kenyon, lead guitar, together with Jacob Rabu.
The Wairuk Band perform all original material.
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