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Suzi Quatro was once a Bob The Builder character

by Paul Cashmere on December 19, 2018

in News

Suzi Quatro was once a Bob the Builder character. In 2006, Suzi Quatro was the voice of Rio Rogers and sang the song ‘Cactus Creek’.

Rio was a cowgirl would lives at Cactus Creek, drove a truck Jackaroo and played banjo.

Watch the full episode. Rio is introduced at the 8:56 point.

Suzi Quatro will headline series two of Red Hot Summer starting in the Barossa Valley on 16 February. The Barossa Valley and Jacobs Well Red Hot Summer show have already sold out.

The Suzi Quatro Red Hot Summer features The Angels, Baby Animals, The Screaming Jets, Jon Stevens, Moving Pictures and Chocolate Starfish.

Red Hot Summer series two dates

February 16, Barossa Valley, SA
February 17, Hobart, Tas
February 23, Bendigo, Vic
February 24, Canberra, ACT
March 2, Wodonga, Vic
March 3, Kiama, NSW
March 9, Kariong, NSW
March 10, Jacobs Well, Qld
March 16, Port Macquarie, NSW
March 17, Bribie Island

Ticketmaster 136 100 | www.ticketmaster.com.au

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