Home » Entertainment » Arts and Entertainment » Robertson brothers return

Robertson brothers return

THE talented duo of Geoff and Ben Robertson, and guests, return to Swan Hill next Thursday with their popular ’60s variety show.

Ben Robertson said it was important to remember they weren’t doing the same show each year, but a completely new line-up just in a similar format.

“When the audience walks in, they are transported to Channel 7 way back in the 1960s,” Mr Robertson said.

“There are lots of cameras and there are big screens, and Geoff and I are your TV hosts.

“We are also the singers and we have special guests that come on and sing with us as well.

“This year we have Simon Brooke McLachlan who was Frankie Valli in the Jersey Boys production.

“There are lots of TV ads and a game show.

“We like to promote it as being very different.

“It’s not just a few guys turning up and singing a few covers, it really is like a TV show.”

ARIA Award winners, The Robertson brothers are best known for singing the theme song for Home and Away.

They had been doing an Everly Brothers tribute show and enjoyed doing the music from the ’60s.

It was then that they had, as they describe it, a crazy idea to do this TV show.

“We have been doing the show for five years and it has just been going gangbusters for us,” Mr Robertson said.

“We are doing 110 shows a year and it’s packed everywhere we go.”

The Robertson Brothers 60s Variety TV Show will be at the Swan Hill Town Hall on Thursday, August 31 at 7.30pm.

Digital Editions


  • Budget gap widens

    Budget gap widens

    SWAN Hill Rural City Council has welcomed parts of the state budget but says regional communities are still being left behind. The council has acknowledged…

More News

  • Young talent takes centre stage

    Young talent takes centre stage

    FOR the past 12 weeks the talented young performers of the community have been diligently preparing for the Swan Hill Theatre Group’s latest and highly anticipated production of Mary Poppins…

  • Demons’ big test against Eagles

    Demons’ big test against Eagles

    NYAH-Nyah West United will face their biggest test since their round 1 loss to Woorinen when they host the Mallee Eagles tomorrow afternoon. Although the Eagles will start the match…

  • Budget splash leaves Swan Hill empty-handed

    Budget splash leaves Swan Hill empty-handed

    SWAN Hill has been left out in the cold in the 2026/27 Victorian budget, despite a multibillion-dollar focus on easing cost-of-living pressures. Treasurer Jaclyn Symes handed down the budget on…

  • A life‑changing trek

    A life‑changing trek

    MOULAMEIN resident and Year 11 student Sophie Bennett has been successful in winning a Sinclair Scholarship and will participate in the Kokoda trek in the term-two holidays. The Sinclair Scholarship…

  • For the love of the sport

    For the love of the sport

    The 60th annual Autumn/May Carnival is underway at the Swan Hill Bowls Club, with bowlers from across Victoria descending on the region for the club’s longest-running and most anticipated event.…

  • Unknown battle ahead for Swans

    Unknown battle ahead for Swans

    Both Swan Hill’s men’s and women’s soccer sides will face unfamiliar opposition this weekend as they prepare to take on new opponents for the first time this season. The Swans…

  • Celebrating the heart of healthcare

    Celebrating the heart of healthcare

    SWAN Hill District Health is proud to celebrate and acknowledge the remarkable dedication, skill and compassion of its midwives and nurses as part of International Day of the Midwife and…

  • Cinema for a cause

    Cinema for a cause

    A NIGHT of fun, chocolate, and community service was on the cards for the hundreds of locals who flocked to Showbiz Cinemas last Thursday for Inner Wheel’s 12th annual movie…

  • No funding for schools

    No funding for schools

    MEMBER for Murray Plains Peter Walsh has accused the Victorian Government of pork barrelling, alleging schools in his safe seat have been shut out of funding in the 2026–27 state…

  • Meeting clash rejected

    Meeting clash rejected

    A PUSH to scrap a Murray River Council meeting during peak farming season has been shot down, with one councillor told to just put in an apology. Cr Kylie Berryman…