Articles by David Pace

The Lachy Doley Group WOMADELAIDE Day 4 2023 The Lachy Doley Group rocked the stage yesterday as Lachy Doley, dubbed the ‘Jimi Hendrix’ of the Hammond organ, performed an energetic blues/rock/soul set that featured the most outrageous organ. […]

Geneis Owusu and the Black Dog Band WOMADELAIDE Day 4 13th March 2023 Geneis Owusu and the Black Dog Band performed on stage 2 and resonated with the crowd. Psychedelic light show and hip-hop driving mantras and rhythms. Owusu was an inspirational, charismatic front person that cemented his growing popularity. […]

Cinafunk WOMADELAIDE Day 4 March 13th 2023 Exciting latin outfit, Cimafunk was a sledgehammer of entertainment, color, rhythms and sexy brass on steroids. As a brass player myself, this is how brass should be heard. […]

Photos from Day 2 of Womadelaide 2023 […]

A few images of the first evening at Womadelaide, which was a spectacular of colour, feathers and varied music over 7 stages. The record number of crowds certainly made it a challenge to get excellent positions within the crowd and one had to set up early to get the best views for any performance. […]

The Last Dance – Final ever Sunnyboys gig, Enmore Theatre, Sydney Joy, tears, flowers and a brilliant celebration of one of Australia’s greatest bands, the Sunnyboys, who went out in style on Saturday night at The Enmore Theatre. […]

The Final Dance shows #3 Dee Why RSL and #4 Thirroul, NSW. Sold out shows with over 1100 punters attending each show. The audience sang every word, knowing that these were never to be played live again once the tour concludes. […]

Here are some candid shots prior the show in the band room warming up and constructing song lists, to belting out anthems to a crowd that became very excitable. […]

After 42 years, The Sunnyboys are calling it a day. These images were obtained at the Twin Towns Resort, Gold Coast, where they played to a sold out crowd of over 1,000 people. The audience knew and sang every lyric, knowing they were witnessing history as the curtain slowly draws to a close.
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