The Beach Hotel has on offer an exciting opportunity to manage the front of house team of the Beach Kitchen (bistro). The successful applicant will thrive on a busy environment, will be natural leader who leads their team from the front, very organised, a great communicator and a genuine love of the industry. Applicants must have had similar experience in a large, fast paced environment and have strong barista skills.

The candidate will be required to work a mix of days and nights plus weekends.

shane@beachhotel.com.au

General guide for entertainment this month:

Mon: Reggae
Tue-Wed: Acoustic / Duo's
Thu: Band or Duo
Fri: Duo followed by a band
Sat: DJ's
Sun: Band followed by DJ
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*Please note block out dates will apply

Young Henrys present Lime Cordiale supported by SEASIDE, here at the Beachy on Friday 8th June, Brothers Louis and Oli Leimbach, better known as Lime Cordiale, were still in high school when they began writing and playing tunes together in Sydney's Northern Beaches, drawing influences from The Beatles and The Beach Boys to The Strokes and The Growlers. Fast forward a few years and they are playing at Bluesfest, Homebake, Peats Ridge and BigSound.

They have toured North America including performances at CMJ and SXSW, as well as playing support slots for Ball Park Music, The Griswolds and The Rubens. They are one to watch, be sure to catch them here on Friday June 8th from 7pm, FREE SHOW!

Wed 6th from 7:00pm: State of Origin

Thu 7th from 8:30pm: Asha Jeffries & Elli Schoen

Sat 19th from 4:30pm: Late For Woodstock

Sun 24th from 8:00pm: State of Origin - Game 2

Sat 28th from 7:00pm: Moonlight Movie Night

Coming up: Brungas, Round Mountain Girls, Cat Canteri

You can view the full gig guide here

General guide for entertainment this month:

Mon: Reggae
Tue-Wed: Acoustic / Duo's
Thu: Band or Duo
Fri: Duo followed by a band
Sat: DJ's
Sun: Band followed by DJ

It's two-for-one and double the fun this June as Elli Schoen and Asha Jefferies  join forces for a four date co-headlining East Coast Australian tour.

With both artists having recently released singles and receiving a healthy groundswell of support in their respective hometowns, the pair will continue to pique interest and win hearts with their introspective and honest lyricism this June when they hit the road for a co-headlining tour down the East Coast. Delving into the intricacies of love, heartbreak and the in-between, the four dates promise an intimate peep behind the veil at two of Australia's most promising singer/songwriters.

Asha Jefferies' newly released single 'Chaos' is a candid look at the end of a relationship. Jefferies pairs her quintessential acoustic sentiment with enveloping guitar chords and revealing lyrics filled to the brim with evocative metaphors. Sharing the stage with the likes of Ella Hooper, Stella Donnelly and Thelma Plum, Jefferies is going from strength to strength her single 'Chaos' was shortlisted in the Vanda & Young's Songwriting Competition and whipped community radio and triple j Unearthed into a tizzy, she was nominated for a QMA in the singer songwriter category and won the triple j Unearthed NIDA competition.  All before kissing her teens goodbye and without even breaking a sweat. Watch Asha Jefferies' music video for 'Chaos'.

They'll be here Thursday June 7th - Free Show!

Photo: Savannah Mortimer

Party band and two-time Finalists in this year's Queensland Music Awards, King Social will return to Byron Bay as part of a mini coastal tour on Friday 25th May here at the Beach Hotel - FREE SHOW!

Watch Out and Dance on Your Grave, both off King Social's record-breaking 2017 album In Colour, were Finalists in the Indigenous Music Category and the Soul/Funk/RnB Category at Monday's Queensland Music Awards. Watch Out was also shortlisted in the Hip-Hop Category.

While the band didn't take home any gold, front man Angus Milne said they were stoked to be recognised among some of Queensland's biggest acts including Amy Shark, The Jungle Giants, Cub Sport and Shepherd.

"We'd always been convinced the tracks on In Colour were the best music we've made together as a band, but for the top brass in the industry to recognise that as well is pretty cool," said Milne.

"They're fun songs we didn't take ourselves too seriously with subject matter. Watch Out is literally about beating up instruments upper-cuttin' percussion and slashing guitar necks but Stevie's raps are really clever and the boys have brought a lot of musicality to them so they're well-rounded big-band, funky kind of sounds."

King Social will play at Byron Bay's Beach Hotel on Friday night, followed by shows in Port Macquarie and Coffs Harbour across the weekend.

"We're really excited to get back to live shows after a bit of time off to write some new pieces and tighten up the live set event more," Milne said. "Byron, Coffs and Port Macquarie are some of favourite places to visit when touring the crowds are always up for a dance and a good time; and we love hitting the beaches whenever we can. It's one of the best parts of the world!"

ENTERTAINMENT

We kick off our monthly Moonlight Movie's in our beer garden on Thursday 31st of May @ 7:30pm.

We will be showcasing local film producer Taylor Steele's latest movie, Proximity.

It is a visceral portrait of modern surfing. The film follows eight of the world's best surfers - four legends and four rising stars including local 6 x world surfing champion Stephanie Gilmore - as they search for new waves and deeper understanding in exotic destinations.

Join us for dinner before the movie, pack your beanie and blankets or sit by our outdoor fire pits to stay extra warm. There will be popcorn and all your favourite beverages on tap.

FREE ENTRY - limited seats so get here early.

Sun 6th from 4:30pm: Lisa Hunt

Fri 11th from 9:00pm: Outshined - Australian 90's Tribute Show

Sun 20th from 4:30pm: Late For Woodstock

Fri 25th from 9:00pm: King Social

Sat 28th from 7:30pm: Moonlight Movie Night - Proximity

Coming up: Lime Cordiale, Shaka Loves You (UK), Fat Albert

You can view the full gig guide here