Navy Rocks On With Fall Out Boy And Xbox Sounds
Navy Rocks On With Fall Out Boy And Xbox Sounds
Today the Ship's Company of HMAS Tobruk, recently returned from deployment, had the thrilling task of playing host to American rock sensation Fall Out Boy as part of an Xbox Sounds event on board the Navy vessel.
Commanding Officer of HMAS Tobruk, Commander Peter Thompson, RAN, looked on as his crew enjoyed the once in a lifetime experience that money truly can't buy.
"The crew have been working hard on deployment and this concert is a great chance for them to let their hair down and have some fun. I'm delighted to see Navy getting involved in such a great event," said Commander Thompson.
Fall Out Boy performed the exclusive daytime show for Xbox Sounds with the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge as their backdrop, on the deck of HMAS Tobruk, which was moored at Garden Island in Sydney Harbour.
The 15+ alcohol free event was the second Money Can't Buy event put on by Xbox Sounds and judging by the smiles on the faces of the crew of HMAS Tobruk and the prize winners who joined them on the flight deck it was also a once in a lifetime event!
The event is cost neutral to Navy, with Xbox Sounds covering all costs. Navy supported the concert because it represented a valuable opportunity to communicate with the key 15-25 year old recruiting demographic.
Photos of the event can be downloaded at www.xbox.com.au/press09. Please use the login and password below to access the photos.
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