Australasia's Premier Nostalgia Band

Reputed to be the longest running working band in the world, the fabulous TORNADOES formed in Wollongong (NSW Australia) in 1960 and have played continually since that time at that country’s premier dance venues.

Fans have always regarded the Tornadoes as "their own". Known throughout the region for over four decades, the fabulous Tornadoes have provided top class entertainment to countless audiences.
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The Illawarra's Warilla Bowls and Recreation Club will conduct an appeal to raise funds for the Queensland Flood victims on Saturday, 12th February.

A tour of New Zealand by the Tornadoes and guest artists usually includes an entourage of at least 12 people, equipment and baggage.  Its not always easy to transport the group from gig to gig.  Special thanks however is extended to Dennis and his

Fans can look forward to dancing to the Tornadoes every 2 weeks at the Warilla Bowls and Recreation Club on the NSW South Coast. 

The band has been a regular attraction at the Club performing for large crowds over a number of years. Now, by popular demand, promoters have secured the Tornadoes at the venue until the end of March 2010.

The weather was fine and the crowds were enthralled when the Tornadoes and New Zealand's Shane Cortese took to the stage for 4 shows over 2 days at the Canterbury A & P Show in Christchurch mid November. The Tornadoes opened with their unique brand of rock and roll with Shane joining the band for a segment of nostalgic hits.