Markus Hamence is in The Jungle Room with Ben Francis of The 60 Four for the 2026 Adelaide Fringe
With TWO shows at the Adelaide Fringe in 2026, Hits Of The 60’s and 70’s AND Living In The 70’s, playing at various venues, these lads are hot property. Adelaide based and smashing it in their home town, in Australia, in Asia and on cruise ships – they are unstoppable.
Ben and Markus chat all about the 2026 season and the future.
Hits of the ’60s and ’70s by The 60 Four
Frankie Valli, The Beatles, Johnny O’Keefe, Tina Turner, Neil Diamond and more
Celebrating their 10th Adelaide Fringe season, The 60 Four return as one of SA’s most loved acts with a dazzling new Las Vegas-style show.
Crowned “Australia’s best tribute act,” they bring the greatest hits of the ’60s and ’70s to life with soaring harmonies, slick choreography and unstoppable energy.
From the rock ’n’ roll swagger of Elvis to the harmonies of The Beach Boys and The Beatles — plus Frankie Valli’s falsetto, Bee Gees disco and ABBA’s timeless pop — it’s a two-hour celebration of the music that defined a generation.
A decade of Fringe, and still selling out- don’t miss the show Adelaide can’t get enough of.
Auditorium at Hopgood Theatre:
Saturday 07 March 2026: 2:00pm & 7:30pm
Norwood Concert Hall:
Saturday 21 March 2026: 2:00pm & 7:30pm
Shedley Theatre:
Saturday 28 March 2026: 2:00pm & 7:30pm
The Bee Gees, Skyhooks, Kiss, ABBA, Eagles, Gloria Gaynor & more.
It was the talk of the town in 2025 – now it’s back, bigger, bolder, and ready to party.
The 60 Four return to Gluttony with ‘Living in the 70s’, a high-octane celebration of the decade that defined cool.
From the disco heat of “Staying Alive” and “Dancing in the Moonlight,” to the rock-and-roll punch of “Eagle Rock,” “Don’t Stop Me Now,” and “I Was Made for Lovin’ You,” this is the ultimate party playlist – powered by powerhouse vocals, slick choreography and full Las Vegas energy.
Grab your friends and grab a drink for the party of the decade – reborn.
Friday 20 February – Sunday 01 March 2026
The Flamingo at Gluttony – Rymill Park
Follow the guys on their website
