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Gold Coast trio, singer/dancers Miss Mandy, Lee and Tamara bring high energy, sweet harmonies and all the groovy dance styles of the 60’s and 70’s until now. After solo careers and contracts with Channel 7, Casinos, Theme Parks and Musical Theatre Productions throughout Australia and abroad,
The Beehives have teamed up to relive the magic of girl groups, soul and Motown. Join in the fun, sing and dance along to the unforgettable hits and dance crazes of a fabulous era of great music and fashion. All styled up with the iconic hair, make up and costumes, be transported back with The Beehives Trio for a night of great entertainment. A show packed with nostalgia where you will find it hard to remain in your seat. The Beehives sing and dance their way through the hit parade of the 60's and 70's. The girls groups who dominated the airwaves. Revisit the music of The Shirelles, The Ronettes, The Crystals, Martha and The Vandellas, and the number one girls on the Motown label, The Supremes. Join in the dance crazes with Let's Twist Again, Land Of A Thousand Dances, Shake Your Tailfeather. Fabulous soul tunes of Dusty Springfield, Aretha Franklin and Carole King. Enjoy the divas of the 60's and 70's with Lulu, Cher, Abba, Gloria Gaynor, Turner and many more. See a glimpse of the Mod Beehives Amy Winehouse, Adele and Duffy. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow, Be My Baby, Boots Are Made For Walking, River Deep Mountain High, Dancing Queen, The Shoop Shoop Song, Dancing In The Street, Shout, I Will Survive……… High Energy, non stop Entertainment at it’s finest. You won’t be able to stay in your seat!
The Beehives are regular Guest Entertainers with Carnival Cruises and also perform locally in a Dinner and Show format at various Clubs around Queensland. The baby boomer crowd may have enjoyed catching The Beehives perform Morning Melodies at Brisbane City Hall, Twin Towns Showroom and The Mayors Senior Concerts at HOTA to name a few. The Beehives sing and dance their way through the hit parade of the 60's and 70’s.