Choco-Cash Easter Raffle

$1000 in easter eggs and cash to be won.

Tickets on sale from 5pm.

Visit Town Centre Vikings for your chance to win.

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Terms and conditions apply, please see reception for details.

Jump on the free brumbies bus

A return ride from all Vikings venues to GIO stadium on Saturday 13 April.

Details
Bus 1: Pick up from Lanyon Vikings @ 6:30pm then travel to Town Centre Vikings and on to GIO Stadium, and return after the game.

Bus 2: Pick up from Chisholm Vikings @ 6:30pm then travel to Erindale Vikings and on to GIO stadium, and return after the game.

To book call or visit reception at your preferred venue.

Erindale Reception: 6121 2100 I Chisholm Reception: 6209 0200 I Lanyon Reception: 6200 8400 I Town Centre Reception: 6208 6300

Limited number of tickets available. Tickets will be issued on a first served basis. This offer is exclusive to Vikings group Members only.

Jack Biilmann grew up in Pambula Beach on the south coast of New South Wales and quickly discovered he had an ear for music. His natural ability shone as while he finished school and culminated in 2011 in forming ska punk band The Second Hand Salmon.

After much deliberation Biilmann decided to pursue opportunities as a solo artist, in February 2015 Myself To Blame was released. The record is the product of the hard work and tenacity of one of Australia’s fastest rising young guitarists, a blend of blues, roots and grounded folk, Myself To Blame shines a light on Biilmann’s versatility as a songwriter and his prowess as a guitarist.

The last year has seen Biilmann play over a hundred live shows while sharing the stage with some of the country’s biggest artists including Ian Moss, Sarah Mcleod (The Superjesus), Mat Mchugh(The Beautiful Girls), Jay Whalley ( Frenzal Rhomb), Bootleg Rascal, and Kim Churchill, as well as performing as part of the ACT’s showcase at BIGSOUND, Australia’s national music industry conference.

“In a world of band wagon musos, Jack is forging his own path in his own way by making his own sound.” – Lloyd Spiegel.

“Biilmann is already on the map as one of the countries elite guitarists.”- Rhythms Magazine.

Guyy began his musical career in 2013 and has since won awards such as the MAMA Award for best Blues, Roots, and World album (2013) and 2x The Australian National Busking Champion (2013, 2014).

Guyy has toured to South Africa and the Middle East, as well as performing at a number of Australian festivals, most notably Woodford Folk Festival (2016), and the National Folk Festival (2014 + 2017).

Ryan David is an established local acoustic musician renowned for putting his own twist on popular modern, contemporary and classic hits. He is regularly heard playing at various corporate events, weddings, cafes and bars both in Canberra and interstate as well as on Hit 104.7’s RnB Fridays. His unique sound draws influences from such artists as Ed Sheeran, Jarryd James, Ron Pope and James Bay to name a few; and encompasses both soft, melodic background music as well as up tempo, louder music that gets your feet tapping and hands clapping.

PARTY ON is Canberra’s live music entertainment duo!

Featuring Marcel on lead vocals and guitar, and Mike on lead guitar and vocals.  Collectively the guys have decades of music and stage performance experience between them.

PARTY ON is celebrating their 14 year anniversary as a well-established duo, and show no signs of slowing down.

PARTY ON’s energy filled shows and carefully selected songs are guaranteed to keep you entertained, with great renditions of classic hits from all the great eras of Rock and Pop.

Marcel, a versatile vocalist, one of Australia's best entertainers and interpretor of artists such as Bryan Adams, Roy Orbison, Robbie Williams, Elvis Presley, Queen, Maroon 5, and many more. Marcel delivers his songs with complete passion and energy, and pure tone.

Mike is a Canberra legend having toured Australia with many of Canberra's seminal line-ups from the late 70's and on. Mike plays guitar with soaring lead breaks and sings great harmonies. You'll hear classic solos from The Eagles "Hotel California", and Santana's "Smooth", Plus Rock & Roll from Eddie Cochrane, Chuck Berry, as well as Oz rock from the Angels, Cold Chisel, and much more.

PARTY ON always strives to please its audiences. Make sure you catch the guys for a night of fun, or just a sing along, and enjoy the party atmosphere at the Vikings Clubs over the coming months!

So … Come and PARTY ON! ….. with PARTY ON!

Jack Biilmann grew up in Pambula Beach on the south coast of New South Wales and quickly discovered he had an ear for music. His natural ability shone as while he finished school and culminated in 2011 in forming ska punk band The Second Hand Salmon.

After much deliberation Biilmann decided to pursue opportunities as a solo artist, in February 2015 Myself To Blame was released. The record is the product of the hard work and tenacity of one of Australia’s fastest rising young guitarists, a blend of blues, roots and grounded folk, Myself To Blame shines a light on Biilmann’s versatility as a songwriter and his prowess as a guitarist.

The last year has seen Biilmann play over a hundred live shows while sharing the stage with some of the country’s biggest artists including Ian Moss, Sarah Mcleod (The Superjesus), Mat Mchugh(The Beautiful Girls), Jay Whalley ( Frenzal Rhomb), Bootleg Rascal, and Kim Churchill, as well as performing as part of the ACT’s showcase at BIGSOUND, Australia’s national music industry conference.

“In a world of band wagon musos, Jack is forging his own path in his own way by making his own sound.” – Lloyd Spiegel.

“Biilmann is already on the map as one of the countries elite guitarists.”- Rhythms Magazine.

Jump on the free brumbies bus

A return ride from all Vikings venues to GIO stadium this Friday night.

Details
Bus 1: Pick up from Lanyon Vikings @ 6:30pm then travel to Town Centre Vikings and on to GIO Stadium, and return after the game.

Bus 2: Pick up from Chisholm Vikings @ 6:30pm then travel to Erindale Vikings and on to GIO stadium, and return after the game.

To book call or visit reception at your preferred venue.

Erindale Reception: 6121 2100 I Chisholm Reception: 6209 0200 I Lanyon Reception: 6200 8400 I Town Centre Reception: 6208 6300

Limited number of tickets available. Tickets will be issued on a first served basis. This offer is exclusive to Vikings group Members only.

Hailed as Australia’s Best Darn Duo Group, The Distant Monarchs have their roots in a little bit of country, a little bit rock, a little bit of pop and a whole lot of fun. Their captivating, high-energy performance transports audience back in time and into the future as they blend musicianship, creatively and tradition into one melting pot of memories for your ears.

You name, it The Distant Monarchs probably play it, from the 50’s through to modern day and everything in-between James and Owen, combine with the very best backing track to please all audiences from all age groups.  They have entertained thousands of fans across the ACT and in regional NSW.  One talent scout described them as the “best sound he had heard since the needle touched vinyl”.

Audiences from far and wide enjoy the hysterical banter as well as the thrilling piano solos and the smooth vocals. If you want the joint rocking, or layback easy listening tunes The Distant Monarchs are guaranteed crowd pleasers.

Matt Dent is a local Canberran musician who has done the hard yards in the industry. Matt’s performances generate a unique style of acoustic folk, woven through with good old Aussie pub rock. His Debut LP "Welcome to The Sky" features a new, yet hauntingly traditional sound, dubbed "Blokey folk rock" by the Riot Act's originator (John Griffiths). Matt’s LP features Aussie drumming legend John Watson (Kasey Chambers, Aussie Crawl and Dragon) and on Bass Johnathan Zion (Lior, Pete Murray and Ian Moss).

Drawing inspiration from such greats as Paul Kelly, Crowded House, Bob Dylan, Credence, and Neil Young Matt Dent unites Aussie pub rock with his traditional Scottish and Irish roots to create a new yet familiar genre for the Aussie connoisseur.

Guyy began his musical career in 2013 and has since won awards such as the MAMA Award for best Blues, Roots, and World album (2013) and 2x The Australian National Busking Champion (2013, 2014).

Guyy has toured to South Africa and the Middle East, as well as performing at a number of Australian festivals, most notably Woodford Folk Festival (2016), and the National Folk Festival (2014 + 2017).

New year, new Vikings!

We’re changing the way Centenary Members access their Centenary Membership vouchers. 

Technology is developing and so are we. This year instead of getting your vouchers sent to you, each month from the first of the month when you swipe your card at the front entrance terminal your monthly voucher will be provided to you.

As with previous years there are monthly vouchers from February to December as well as a voucher you can use all year round. 

Be sure to head in to your local Vikings venue this February to swipe your card at the Front Entrance Terminal to redeem your first voucher!

If you experience any issues accessing your vouchers please visit your Club's reception.

Erindale Reception: 6121 2100 I Chisholm Reception: 6209 0200 I Lanyon Reception: 6200 8400 I Town Centre Reception: 6208 6300

Jump on the free brumbies bus

A return ride from all Vikings venues to GIO stadium this Saturday night.

Details
Bus 1: Pick up from Lanyon Vikings @ 6:30pm then travel to Town Centre Vikings and on to GIO Stadium, and return after the game.

Bus 2: Pick up from Chisholm Vikings @ 6:30pm then travel to Erindale Vikings and on to GIO stadium, and return after the game.

To book call or visit reception at your preferred venue.

Erindale Reception: 6121 2100 I Chisholm Reception: 6209 0200 I Lanyon Reception: 6200 8400 I Town Centre Reception: 6208 6300

Limited number of tickets available. Tickets will be issued on a first served basis. This offer is exclusive to Vikings group Members only.

Jack Biilmann grew up in Pambula Beach on the south coast of New South Wales and quickly discovered he had an ear for music. His natural ability shone as while he finished school and culminated in 2011 in forming ska punk band The Second Hand Salmon.

After much deliberation Biilmann decided to pursue opportunities as a solo artist, in February 2015 Myself To Blame was released. The record is the product of the hard work and tenacity of one of Australia’s fastest rising young guitarists, a blend of blues, roots and grounded folk, Myself To Blame shines a light on Biilmann’s versatility as a songwriter and his prowess as a guitarist.

The last year has seen Biilmann play over a hundred live shows while sharing the stage with some of the country’s biggest artists including Ian Moss, Sarah Mcleod (The Superjesus), Mat Mchugh(The Beautiful Girls), Jay Whalley ( Frenzal Rhomb), Bootleg Rascal, and Kim Churchill, as well as performing as part of the ACT’s showcase at BIGSOUND, Australia’s national music industry conference.

“In a world of band wagon musos, Jack is forging his own path in his own way by making his own sound.” – Lloyd Spiegel.

“Biilmann is already on the map as one of the countries elite guitarists.”- Rhythms Magazine.

Matt Dent is a local Canberran musician who has done the hard yards in the industry. Matt’s performances generate a unique style of acoustic folk, woven through with good old Aussie pub rock. His Debut LP "Welcome to The Sky" features a new, yet hauntingly traditional sound, dubbed "Blokey folk rock" by the Riot Act's originator (John Griffiths). Matt’s LP features Aussie drumming legend John Watson (Kasey Chambers, Aussie Crawl and Dragon) and on Bass Johnathan Zion (Lior, Pete Murray and Ian Moss).

Drawing inspiration from such greats as Paul Kelly, Crowded House, Bob Dylan, Credence, and Neil Young Matt Dent unites Aussie pub rock with his traditional Scottish and Irish roots to create a new yet familiar genre for the Aussie connoisseur.

Calum has been entertaining audiences in and around Canberra for over 25 years. One of the region’s most accomplished singer/guitarists, Calum has performed as a solo artist and has fronted various duos and bands. With digital backing, minimised to ensure his music has a ‘live’ feel, as well as an ‘unplugged’ acoustic show, Calum has the versatility to provide entertainment in a variety of situations, from small wine bars to large corporate functions.

Calum's extensive repertoire includes hits from artists ranging from Tom Jones, to classic rock acts including AC/DC, ZZ Top, Billy Idol and Jimmy Hendrix.

Guyy began his musical career in 2013 and has since won awards such as the MAMA Award for best Blues, Roots, and World album (2013) and 2x The Australian National Busking Champion (2013, 2014).

Guyy has toured to South Africa and the Middle East, as well as performing at a number of Australian festivals, most notably Woodford Folk Festival (2016), and the National Folk Festival (2014 + 2017).

Matt Dent is a local Canberran musician who has done the hard yards in the industry. Matt’s performances generate a unique style of acoustic folk, woven through with good old Aussie pub rock. His Debut LP "Welcome to The Sky" features a new, yet hauntingly traditional sound, dubbed "Blokey folk rock" by the Riot Act's originator (John Griffiths). Matt’s LP features Aussie drumming legend John Watson (Kasey Chambers, Aussie Crawl and Dragon) and on Bass Johnathan Zion (Lior, Pete Murray and Ian Moss).

Drawing inspiration from such greats as Paul Kelly, Crowded House, Bob Dylan, Credence, and Neil Young Matt Dent unites Aussie pub rock with his traditional Scottish and Irish roots to create a new yet familiar genre for the Aussie connoisseur.

Guyy began his musical career in 2013 and has since won awards such as the MAMA Award for best Blues, Roots, and World album (2013) and 2x The Australian National Busking Champion (2013, 2014).

Guyy has toured to South Africa and the Middle East, as well as performing at a number of Australian festivals, most notably Woodford Folk Festival (2016), and the National Folk Festival (2014 + 2017).

Jack Biilmann grew up in Pambula Beach on the south coast of New South Wales and quickly discovered he had an ear for music. His natural ability shone as while he finished school and culminated in 2011 in forming ska punk band The Second Hand Salmon.

After much deliberation Biilmann decided to pursue opportunities as a solo artist, in February 2015 Myself To Blame was released. The record is the product of the hard work and tenacity of one of Australia’s fastest rising young guitarists, a blend of blues, roots and grounded folk, Myself To Blame shines a light on Biilmann’s versatility as a songwriter and his prowess as a guitarist.

The last year has seen Biilmann play over a hundred live shows while sharing the stage with some of the country’s biggest artists including Ian Moss, Sarah Mcleod (The Superjesus), Mat Mchugh(The Beautiful Girls), Jay Whalley ( Frenzal Rhomb), Bootleg Rascal, and Kim Churchill, as well as performing as part of the ACT’s showcase at BIGSOUND, Australia’s national music industry conference.

“In a world of band wagon musos, Jack is forging his own path in his own way by making his own sound.” – Lloyd Spiegel.

“Biilmann is already on the map as one of the countries elite guitarists.”- Rhythms Magazine.

Calum has been entertaining audiences in and around Canberra for over 25 years. One of the region’s most accomplished singer/guitarists, Calum has performed as a solo artist and has fronted various duos and bands. With digital backing, minimised to ensure his music has a ‘live’ feel, as well as an ‘unplugged’ acoustic show, Calum has the versatility to provide entertainment in a variety of situations, from small wine bars to large corporate functions.

Calum's extensive repertoire includes hits from artists ranging from Tom Jones, to classic rock acts including AC/DC, ZZ Top, Billy Idol and Jimmy Hendrix.

Guyy began his musical career in 2013 and has since won awards such as the MAMA Award for best Blues, Roots, and World album (2013) and 2x The Australian National Busking Champion (2013, 2014).

Guyy has toured to South Africa and the Middle East, as well as performing at a number of Australian festivals, most notably Woodford Folk Festival (2016), and the National Folk Festival (2014 + 2017).

Matt Dent is a local Canberran musician who has done the hard yards in the industry. Matt’s performances generate a unique style of acoustic folk, woven through with good old Aussie pub rock. His Debut LP "Welcome to The Sky" features a new, yet hauntingly traditional sound, dubbed "Blokey folk rock" by the Riot Act's originator (John Griffiths). Matt’s LP features Aussie drumming legend John Watson (Kasey Chambers, Aussie Crawl and Dragon) and on Bass Johnathan Zion (Lior, Pete Murray and Ian Moss).

Drawing inspiration from such greats as Paul Kelly, Crowded House, Bob Dylan, Credence, and Neil Young Matt Dent unites Aussie pub rock with his traditional Scottish and Irish roots to create a new yet familiar genre for the Aussie connoisseur.

Matt Dent is a local Canberran musician who has done the hard yards in the industry. Matt’s performances generate a unique style of acoustic folk, woven through with good old Aussie pub rock. His Debut LP "Welcome to The Sky" features a new, yet hauntingly traditional sound, dubbed "Blokey folk rock" by the Riot Act's originator (John Griffiths). Matt’s LP features Aussie drumming legend John Watson (Kasey Chambers, Aussie Crawl and Dragon) and on Bass Johnathan Zion (Lior, Pete Murray and Ian Moss).

Drawing inspiration from such greats as Paul Kelly, Crowded House, Bob Dylan, Credence, and Neil Young Matt Dent unites Aussie pub rock with his traditional Scottish and Irish roots to create a new yet familiar genre for the Aussie connoisseur.

Jack Biilmann grew up in Pambula Beach on the south coast of New South Wales and quickly discovered he had an ear for music. His natural ability shone as while he finished school and culminated in 2011 in forming ska punk band The Second Hand Salmon.

After much deliberation Biilmann decided to pursue opportunities as a solo artist, in February 2015 Myself To Blame was released. The record is the product of the hard work and tenacity of one of Australia’s fastest rising young guitarists, a blend of blues, roots and grounded folk, Myself To Blame shines a light on Biilmann’s versatility as a songwriter and his prowess as a guitarist.

The last year has seen Biilmann play over a hundred live shows while sharing the stage with some of the country’s biggest artists including Ian Moss, Sarah Mcleod (The Superjesus), Mat Mchugh(The Beautiful Girls), Jay Whalley ( Frenzal Rhomb), Bootleg Rascal, and Kim Churchill, as well as performing as part of the ACT’s showcase at BIGSOUND, Australia’s national music industry conference.

“In a world of band wagon musos, Jack is forging his own path in his own way by making his own sound.” – Lloyd Spiegel.

“Biilmann is already on the map as one of the countries elite guitarists.”- Rhythms Magazine.