Month: January 2021

Ross Wilson presented his Living in the Land of Oz concert to celebrate our First Nations People and the 50th Anniversary of the classic hit song Eagle Rock by Daddy Cool.

Mick Thomas’ Roving Commission performed at the Living in the Land of Oz concert to celebrate our First Nations People.

Ever since working up a rocking version of Badfinger’s “No Matter What” in their early mid-‘90s days playing the pubs around Fitzroy and St Kilda, Even have usually had a cover or two on the go.

Brought to life by Midge Ure and Band Electronica, this was the very first time in nearly 40 years that the ‘Vienna’ album was performed in its entirety in Australia. It was also the first time that many of the songs from the debut Visage album were played live by the man who was one of the creative forces behind the project.

Mick Thomas’ Roving Commission re-jigged their Melbourne shows due to venue capacity increases brought about by the easing of COVID restrictions. They decided to fold their three shows at the Corner Hotel into two – scrapping the Sunday matinee – and his two shows in one night at Memo into just the one.

THE CROOKEDS are Sonny James Falsone, Oscar Linkson, Matt McLean and Aaron Franks.

The Casanovas are from the Live Rock’n’Roll Capital of the Universe – Melbourne. Originally coming to international prominence with the rise of rock in the early 2000’s, they have shared stages with the likes of Motörhead, Mötley Crüe and The White Stripes.