Eddie Ray: Silence of the Jams 2 (Maleny)

Eddie Ray: Silence of the Jams 2 ' Lack of Judgement Day'

Eddie Ray and The Band of Legends are back with a new film.

After a hugely popular national touring circuit from 2022–2024 with their first film, the instant cult classic “Silence of the Jams”, Kerbside Collective have recently created the second iteration of this hilarious live music and film combo titled, Eddie Ray “Lack of Judgement Day”.

So, here’s the plot: in the not-too-distant future the world is completely controlled by the internet – with AI ruling the planet. The world has plunged into an augmented reality where nothing is real and humanity is destroyed. Can we be saved? Is there a weapon strong enough to destroy the machines? Enter Eddie Ray - The man who never had a smartphone and watched way too much Terminator 2, ready to fight the machines and bring people together to remember what it is to be human.

Join Eddie Ray as he navigates his way through the Wild West in this hilarious future-cowboy film taking on the internet with the most powerful weapon there is: live music. With his incredible band – The Band of Legends – this original soundtrack will be played live alongside the screening, immersing you in a live music cinema experience.

Phone’s off: Eddie Ray and The Band of Legends are back.

Bar available. Licenced venue - no BYO alcohol please.

BYO supper.

3.30pm doors for a 4pm start. Please allow time to check in and find your seats.

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This project is supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland. Supported by the Regional Arts Development Fund - a partnership between Queensland Government, through Arts Queensland, and Sunshine Coast Council to support local arts and culture in regional Queensland. Image credit: Kerbside Collective