Jamaican legend Echo Minott meets some D & B legends at Howler.

Echo Minott has been on the Jamaican Reggae dancehall scene since 1980 the year he recorded his first album “Youthman Vibration”

In 1985 Echo Minott finally become a household name and an international reggae star with the monster hit Lazy Body released on the Black Scorpio label. The song Lazy Body was number one all over the reggae world and led to a whole album of versions on the same rhythm.

Lazy Body is still popular in every reggae party, when this song comes on you must move your body. Don’t miss Echo Minott at Howler on Melb Cup Eve  the 3rd  of November, a date to remember.

VENUE INFO

Shows are Standing unless clearly stated. Check Ticket Type when purchasing.

Howler Bar & Grill
 The kitchen will be serving a full menu from 5pm (Tues - Fri) and 2pm (Sat - Sun) till late including vegan and vegetarian options.
 You can view the delicious offerings available by clicking here.

Booking are not essential but recommended here.

Accessibility
 Howler is Accessible.
 Both Garden and Theatre are 100% accessible for patrons including a central restroom and easy curbside access for car services. 

This venue accepts companion cards. Simply purchase your ticket and contact Moshtix to arrange access for your Companion. 

Parking
 A park and ride, council operated carpark is located immediately outside of Howler's doors.

Public Transport
Howler is conveniently located just a two minute walk from both the Route 19 Coburg tram (stop 21), and Jewel train station on the Upfield line.

Bicycle
We adjoin the Upfield Bike Path and have many designated bike parks on site.