The Pink Ribbon Ride Committee is delighted to announce that RetroMax and the Fry Brothers have accepted an invitation to play at Point Cook Town Centre, they will be joined by students from Caramballac College and a Latin Dance troupe. RetroMax is well known for the many gigs they have performed at many and varied motorcycle club functions and rallies.  RetroMax Members are Eugene La Fontaine on bass, Ian Visser on lead Guitar, lead & back-up vocals, Jean-Claude Pascal on keyboard, Mauurice Loos on drums, Michael Axon is the lead singer and Michael "Jonno" Johnstone on rhythm guitar. RetroMax takes you back to the sounds of the 70s, 80s and 90s. Songs that bring back memories of the mullet, tight pants and glossy shirts. Formed in 2002, the 6 members share a friendship going back more than 20 years, bringing together that unique style of music from the 70s, 80s and 90s. Retromax guarantee to get the Pink Ribbon Ride festival pumping with a great mix of classic songs from some of the greatest artists of the modern era and some brilliant one hit wonders to boot. The band currently plays to audiences at local pub venues, sports clubs, corporate and private functions.

The Fry Brothers, Tim and Roy Fry grew up in Hillcrest situated between two country towns in Victoria, Smythesdale and Snake Valley. At the age of six their parents encouraged the boys to develop their natural harmonies and guitar skills. Their father, who played guitar, started teaching the boys. Tim played lapsteel and Roy played acoustic guitar.

Since their father was a founding member of the Ballarat Country Music Club, it gave them them a chance to create their own sound and playing style. The brothers performed throughout their childhood and teens as an acoustic duo an in a succession of country to rock bands until they parted for a time whilst Roy completed a formal education in classical guitar and composition. Tim joined a touring country band playing pedal steel and performed at different venues throughout Victoria up to Queensland.

find out more about the fry brothers at http://www.myspace.com/frybrothers