Tubular Bells – Live In Concert will feature musical direction from Oldfield’s long-time collaborator
Robin A Smith, alongside a visual interpretation by
Circa Contemporary Circus led by Artistic Director
Yaron Lifschitz, and a new scenic design by
William Reynolds.
“It’s amazing to think that it’s 50 years since I started writing
Tubular Bells, and I am touched that my music has reached so many people, all over the world, during that time,” says
Mike Oldfield. “I have worked with
Robin A Smith for almost 30 years, since we presented Tubular Bells together at Edinburgh Castle, through lots of different performances and recordings culminating in the London Olympics in 2012. When I started thinking about reinventing
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After four years on the stage in London’s West End, a CQUniversity Music Theatre alumnus dubbed ‘Australia’s own Bocelli’ is releasing his first solo album.
Since graduating from CQUni’s Central Queensland Conservatorium of Music in Mackay in 2009, Paul Tabone has performed in Germany, Italy, Bucharest and, most recently, London.
He has studied with internationally renowned teachers and performers in London, Wiesbaden, Milan, Florence and Bologna.
When COVID-19 prematurely ceased Tabone’s role with Andrew Lloyd Webber’s production of
The Phantom of the Opera on the West End stage last year, he decided it was time to head to the recording studio and his album