Tewantin is the old end of Noosa, upriver from the resorts, with the ferry to the North Shore at the end of the street. A singer gives it as home, a duo and another singer are at Noosaville next door, and then the Noosa Heads pool fills the rest of the ten: singers, an eighties band, a wedding act, a hypnotist and an acrobat. Locals know the good jobs here are birthdays, club nights and Sunday sessions rather than beach ceremonies, and the list reads that way.
The catch is that it isn't a separate list. Nearly every name on this page is on the Noosa Heads and Noosaville pages too, in a different order, so treat all three as one pool and pick the page for your venue. What Tewantin adds is a starting point on the quieter side of the river, closer to Lake Cooroibah and the hinterland road out to Cooroy.
Top picks are the nearby performers with the most visible reviews, then rating, then the closest; further afield the closest come first, and premium listings break remaining ties. Distances are straight-line from Tewantin. Ask each act whether they travel to your venue and what that costs.
Local singers here price by the set and by whether they bring sound; a Sunday afternoon on a deck with two sets and their own speaker is the standard job. A hall or a club room that needs more PA moves the figure up. The from-prices beside the Tewantin and Noosaville singers above are today's starting points.
No, and it's worth saying plainly: the Noosa pool is small and the same singers, duo and specialty acts appear on this page, the Noosaville page and the Noosa Heads page. The order changes with the distance from each place. Read whichever matches your venue and don't enquire twice for the same act.
The Tewantin singer and the Noosaville pair do, and the country band at Doonan is on that road anyway. A property past Cooroy adds a drive that a Tewantin venue doesn't, and the road is dark and slow late at night, so an earlier finish is often the cheaper fix. Send the street address rather than the town name.
The hypnotist and the acrobat in the closest ten are there because Noosa hosts conferences and big birthdays, and both do a Tewantin club room as happily as a resort. For a seventieth that needs a laugh, the hypnotist is the pick.
There's one a few minutes away at Noosa Heads, and it suits a milestone birthday or a reception with a dance floor. Check the room's finish time for amplified music first; a lot of river venues stop early.
A party across the river on the North Shore means a vehicle ferry queue for the act and the gear, both ways. Say so in the enquiry and allow for it in the start time.