The highlight of the night was the full ensemble gathering for the finale of a song from each of the acts. “Rock N Roll Music” by Mentals, “Only the Beginning” by Deborah Conway, “Who Can it Be Now?” by Colin Hay & “Shape I’m In” by the Black Sorrows. The finale was the Easybeats hit “Friday on My Mind”.
Melbourne’s Hamer Hall is a great place for a show like this, especially as it was a home town gig for everyone, but Mentals.
Oscars Law & One Little Indian Enterprises are very proud to present Dogapalooza, Melbourne’s first dog-friendly (and hands down most adorable) music festival, is back for its trilogy edition on Sunday November 12th on the grassy noles of Richmond’s Burnley Park.
This adorable boutique festival is a quintessential ‘love fest’ of dogs (for dog own- ers and their dog coveting friends). After last years sold out attendances, increased production along with a bigger, better and faster stage fronted by RTR, more dog washing stations provided by Blue Wheelers and a Moon Dog Brewery Bar. […]
Mental As Anything The Galston Club NSW 5th November 2016 Photos by Mandy Hall
This was the second year of Rockin the Reserve at the Mulgrave Cricket Club. The lineup was a strong 80s throwback with Mental As Anything, The Black Sorrows, Jon Stevens (Noiseworks), Dale Ryder (Boom Crash […]
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