Broadbeach Country Music Festival 2017 Benn Gunn Launches I’m A Queenslander
May 31, 2017
Highly anticipated performer at the 2017 Broadbeach Country Music Festival Benn Gunn has released his new single "I'm A Queenslander" to raise donations for communities affected by Cyclone Debbie. On commercial radio across Queensland the song is quickly becoming the Queensland State Of Origin anthem.
Kiama, Australia - May 31, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Multiple country hit maker Benn Gunn has launched his new single “I’m A Queenslander” ahead of his appearance at the Broadbeach Country Music Festival to raise donations for communites affected by Cyclone Debbie.
More information is available at http://ImAQueenslander.com.
Benn Gunn is an in demand performer playing all the way to loyal fans all the way from the outback to major festivals like the Deni Ute Muster, the Gympie Ute Muster and from June 28th to June 30th…the Broadbeach Country Music Festival.
Benn Gunn is known for his hard rocking country act and his hilarious Aussie humour onstage and is one of the most anticipated performers at the Broadbeach Country Music Festival especially as he amasses a whole new army of Queensland fans with his new single.
“I’m A Queenslander” has been well received by commercial radio stations in different genres across Queensland from rock stations to Greatest Hits stations, Adult Contemporary and country radio stations where he is already well established as an artist.
The song has hit a nerve as a tribute to the fighting spirit of Queenslanders under adversity and part of its popularity this time of year is it’s status as the perfect State Of Origin anthem for Queenslanders.
Gunn says “It was a great honour to have the song played at a recent fundraiser for the CES in the Whitsundays. The Whitsunday SESsions was a huge event with major artists to raise funds for the CES in that area who still have a pile of work to do after Cyclone Debbie hit the area.”
Gunn says that Cyclone Debbie has dropped too quickly for the news when there are still people in many communities who desperately need help.
Benn Gunn is offering “I’m A Queenslander” as a free download to anyone who makes a donation to communities affected by Cyclone Debbie. Donations can be made and the song can be downloaded at http://ImAQueenslander.com.
Contact Info:
Name: Benn Gunn
Organization: Benn Gunn
Address: 63 South Kiama Drive, New South Wales 2533, Australia
For more information, please visit http://www.BennGunn.com
Source: PressCable
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