Good Banter with Tom Siegert and Evan Hocking

Australia

Tom Siegert and Evan Hocking are back for another huge live podcast and they’re bringing along a huge special guest. After the success of last year’s live episode Lawrence Mooney joins the fellers again for an arvo of white-knuckle mayhem. This is a live podcast you won’t want to miss.

Suitable for audiences 15+

Language – occasional coarse language

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Show Details

Ticket Prices

$30

Time

2.00pm

Venue

Golden Gate Hotel

238 Clarendon Street, South Melbourne

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Licensed Venue

Licensed venue: under 18s permitted with parent or guardian

Venue Accessibility

There are 15 steps to reach the venue and no wheelchair access. There are accessible bathrooms downstairs.

There is a mix of unfixed level seating during the show, including tall stools/chairs.

The closest accessible parking bays are approx 20 metres away.

Duration

60 minutes

Suitable for audiences 15+

Language – occasional coarse language

Venues may have licensing restrictions. Please check the venue information above.

Tom Siegert and Evan Hocking are back for another huge live podcast and they’re bringing along a huge special guest. After the success of last year’s live episode Lawrence Mooney joins the fellers again for an arvo of white-knuckle mayhem. This is a live podcast you won’t want to miss.

Suitable for audiences 15+

Language – occasional coarse language

Back to Listings

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