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The Nymphs @ The Toff

Posted by Becca Z

02. Jul, 2012

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July 8, 2025
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
7:00 pm

The Nymphs are having a vintage party at The Toff and you’re invited!

The girls swung into public consciousness with their appearance on Spicks and Specks, doing an acappella version of Metallica’s ‘Enter Sandman’. Since then, they have been busy travelling with the RockWiz Orchestra and finding time to do a segment with Sideshow Alley.

Accompanying our lovely hostesses for the evening are Mikelangelo and ’60s surf rockers The Bluebottles, bringing a real vintage vibe to the proceedings.

So dust off those Oxford shoes and leisure jackets, whip out that Marilyn frock or ’70s pantsuit, hell, wear them all together if you feel like it, and prepare to dance the night away.

Tickets are $10 + BF on sale from Moshtix - phone: 1300 GET TIX (438 849), on-line: www.moshtix.com.au or Moshtix outlets including Polyester (City) / $15.00 on door.

WHEN: Sunday 8 July, 7pm
WHERE: Toff in Town, 252 Swanston Street, Melbourne
WEB: facebook.com/events/484057138288168/

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