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Morris, Shorrock, Matthews, Jones and Balbi To Celebrate 50 Years of Imagine

With John Lennon’s classic ‘Imagine’ now past its 50 years mark, Russell Morris, Glenn Shorrock, Wendy Matthews, Jack Jones and Steve Balbi will celebrate the release with performances in Sydney and Melbourne.

Events: Steve Balbi, Bawden Green + Empirical Prey — Triple R 102 7FM, Melbourne Independent Radio

Triplespeak proudly presents Steve Balbi & The Black Rainbow Band – Live ‘n’ Electric – for one night only at the Northcote Social Club on Friday the 30th of April, with specials guest TBC. Celebrating the digital release of his new record, I Think I Know For Sure, Steve Balbi will perform an exclusive show with his full band – one night only – featuring songs from his new record, alongside reimagined out-takes, hit picks and favourites from a colourful catalogue of words and music that includes Noiseworks, Electric Hippies, 1980s new-wavers Mi-Sex, and more. The COVID takedown has meant many things to many people. For the creative chameleon, Steve Balbi, it was time to peel-back yet another layer of skin to reveal an entirely new pigment – an iridescent sunburst that is orange in colour, melody and tone – taking time in his home studio to compose a new fabric of songs, I Think I Know For Sure. It is out now on CD and Limited Edition 12” vinyl.

Artsday / Emma to swing at Canberra Theatre

Emma Pask. AUSTRALIAN vocalist Emma Pask returns to town with the Emma Pask Quartet, performing swinging jazz standards, upbeat Latin rhythms, tender ballads and raucous blues. Pask performed at the wedding of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban and has sung with the BBC Concert Orchestra and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. Canberra Theatre, 8pm, Friday, March 19, book here or 6275 2700. Hayley Lander, “New Nature II” (2018), oil on board. CANBERRA artists Amanda Stuart and Hayley Lander share a deep engagement with the natural world and address the complexities and far-reaching consequences of human impact in the Australian landscape, seen in their joint exhibition in The Mixing Room Gallery at Thor’s Hammer, 10 Mildura St, Griffith, now open. The formal launch is at 6pm on Friday, March 19, registrations essential. The exhibition continues until April 20.

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