The Tonic is arguably one of Port Douglas' most popular bands.

The secret to their success is two fold. Firstly they have stayed together for over a                          decade with the same line-up.

This has lead to an amazingly tight sound that is reproduced every performance.                    Secondly, they have a repertoire that, although heavily reliant on great Australian                                       pop and rock songs, covers many more musical genres.

They are repeatedly praised for their great mix of songs as they tend to                                  steer away from the more tired covers, playing songs that people know                                    but don't often hear performed.

The Tonic are a great option at wedding receptions for crowds of 80 people or more. Their extensive repertoire appeals to all ages. To hear one of The Tonic's              recordings just visit the audio page

Below is a selection of some of their songs, 

Set  1 1.The Beach – Chris Rhea 2.Walk on the wildside – Lou Reed 3.The Milkyway – The church 4.Lullaby – Sean Mullins 5.Golden Brown – The Stranglers 6.Reckless - Aussie crawl 7.My girl – Hoodoo Guru 8.The weight – The Band 9.Turn the page. Bob Seger 10.Girl you'll be a woman soon - Neil Diamond   11.Bring it on home - Blues 12.She will be loved - Maroon 5 13.Losing my religion - REM 14.Helping hand -                    The Screaming jets

Set 2 1.Let the good times roll – BB King 2.Light my fire – the Doors 3.Save tonight – Eagle Eye Cherry 4.Echo beach – Martha and the Muffins 5.Love me 2x – The Doors 6.Sunny afternoon – The Kinks 7.Venus – Bananarama 8.Motorway – Tom Robbins band 9.To her Door – Paul Kelly 10.1000 Miles away - Hoodoo Gurus 11.Get away - Lenny Kravitz 12This one goes - REM 13.Feelin Alright - Joe Cocker 14.To Her Door - Paul Kelly

Others:

Bang the Gong – T Rex

Rolling stone – Bob Dylan

Riders in the storm – The Doors

Santa Monica – Everclear

It’s only time – Inxs

Drops of Jupiter – Train

Push – Matchbox 20

Wishing waiting – Jack Johnson

Mainstreet – Bob Seger

Mr Jones – Counting Crows