Wednesday, 9 November 2016

Newcastle Gig, Arts & Entertainment 11Nov 6



Next week – get your free ticket for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year on Fri 18th Nov. Must book in through their website - All welcome - RSVP essential 

Lizottes tonight Rick Price $81 dinner & $40 show only
Renee Geyer Saturday Night $97dinner & $55 show only. Mention BigLoveGoWild when booking and you can get a 2 for the price of one on SHOW ONLY tickets.

And Lisa Hunt is back again (after Jazz in the Vines). At the Honeysuckle Hotel on Sun at 3pm. But there is so much else on Sunday as well – Bruce Mathiske, Steve Edmonds, Half Nelson, and Grant Walmsley’s Freebird Blues Band, Greg Bryce 
Music over the week

 THU NOV 10

EVENT
VENUE
PETE FIDLER CD LAUNCH
Sunset Studios (see below)

 FRI NOV 11

EVENT
VENUE
BRIEN MCVERNON
Criterion Hotel Carrington
GRANT WALMSLEY'S FREEBIRD DUO
Lambton Park Hotel
BASHKA @ UNORTHODOX CHURCH OF GROOVE
ZANE PENN DUO
Mary Ellen

 SAT NOV 12

EVENT
VENUE
RUBBER BULLET
Kent Hotel 
GRANT WALMSLEY'S FREEBIRD DUO
Bar Petite
BURN & CARROT (5-8PM) CARROT BOWEN & THE COLLECTIVE (CD LAUNCH) 9-12:30PM
The Wicko 
AINE TYRRELL DUO 
Sunset Studio (see below)

 SUN NOV 13

EVENT
VENUE

LISA HUNT & FOREVER SOUL
 FogHorn Brewhouse (1-4PM)
STEVE EDMONDS BAND
Mezz Bar Wallsend Diggers
GREG BRYCE
Mary Ellen
THE YEARS
Mark Hotel

 TUE NOV 15

EVENT
VENUE
CHIN SUZUKI
The Grand – Underground Jazz
New News
Important Info from Gleny Rae
Sorry about the late notice, but things have been hectic to say the least!
THIS THURSDAY 10th Nov, my very dear friends and musician par excellence Pete Fidler is venturing up from Melbourne to play songs from his new album BUzz in the Room. Dougie BUll and I will provide some musical support; we might even do a couple of my tunes too.... It's going to be great fun, and I implore you to come along and support ME as much as Pete. I have flown him up to play a couple of local gigs with me (not in Newcastle but in my new surrounds near Coolongolook) so it's really important that we can support his journey and commitment to music.
SO this is ALL you need to know.
1.       Pete Fidler CD launch Show Thursday 10th Nov
Sunset Studio at 1 Maitland Rd Mayfield behind Peppertown Cafe (which incidentally has new owners, the Wayward Henrys!)
It's on the corner of Selwyn St next to the train line. DO NOT trust your GPS.
Doors open 7pm, show starts at 7.30pm. $15 at the door. BYO drinks and vessels, pizza and pasta available too.
Pete Fidler is one of the most sought after side musicians in the Australian roots, folk and bluegrass scene. Pete has toured internationally with Bill Jackson, appeared at countless festivals with the likes of Nick Charles, Bluestone Junction, Waz E James, Cyndi Boste to name a few. Pete is launching his 2nd solo CD and will perform with his friends and musical compadres Gleny Rae and Dougie Bull. 
2.       Aine Tyrrell Duo Sat 12th Nov 8pm
Sunset Studio $15
Aine is an incredible performer with celtic roots and a heart full of desire to sing. Her songs are full of hope and promise, but the music whispers of past struggles of forgotten generations. Aine plays guitar and stomps and uses pedals to express her art, and is also an adept tin whistle player. She will be joined by her musical partner Nick Martin on uilleann pipes.
BYO drinks and vessels
Please contact me to reserve seats.
Gleny 0416196525
Wollombi Sculptures in the Vineyards
Free public exhibition is open 10 am to 5 pm, seven days a week. Sculptures will be displayed in village of Wollombi, Stonehurst Cedar Creek, Wollombi Wines, Wollombi Village Vineyeard, Undercliff Winery and Noyce Brothers Wines. All works are for sale until 4 December..
Blues Fest Latest Anouncement
Madness, Miles Electric Band, Patti Smith Band Acoustic (another concert), Billy Bragg and Joe Henry (second for Billy Bragg), Slightly Stoopid, Rhiannon Giddens, Tony Joe White, Max Jury, The R ecord Company, The Mountain Goats, The California Honeydrops and Trevor Hall. 
Lisa Hunt's Forever Soul
Sun, Nov 13 @ 3:00 PM
Honeysuckle Hotel, Newcastle, NSW
Public or private, Lisa and band still get the party started like no other with the very best of Sweet Soul, Motown, R&B Funk and Disco.
Lisa Hunt has headlined festivals: Byron Bay Blues and Roots, Brisbane’s Groove and Grape, The Caloundra Music Festival, Jazz in the Vines, Ballina Riverfest and even Tamworth Country Music; Giving soul stirring performances that give her a reputation that’s usually reserved for celebrities.
Steve Edmonds Sydney Harbour Christmas Cruise
Sat Dec 17
Day Cruse – 11:30 to 4:00 - $70
Night Cruise – 6:15 to 10:30pm - $80
Day & Night Cruise - $150
Limited Seats – Book Now
http://steveedmondsband.com/cruise.php
0458 080 553
Not so New News
Last Fridays at Newcastle Regional Art Gallery
Newcastle Art Gallery is open until 8.00pm on Friday 25 November 2016.Free admission. Refreshments available for purchase.
The Olive Tree Market
Dates for Olive Tree Market
Nov 19th 2016         9am - 3pm
Dec 3rd 2016            9am - 3pm
Dec 17th 2016          9am - 3pm
The Olive Tree Market is constantly growing and evolving with talented creatives joining the market each month. Discover our emerging artists section, take home amazing gourmet artisan produce and sit back and take in the sounds of talented local musicians! See you under the Olive Tree.
One of Newcastle’s original artisan markets is preparing to spread its branches a little wider in the lead-up to Christmas. The monthly Olive Tree Market will double its dates during November and December, giving shoppers twice as many opportunities to find the perfect stocking filler or gorgeous handcrafted gift for friends, family or work colleagues this festive season.
Organiser and co-founder Justine Gaudry said that with more than 160 stallholders expected to show off their wares in Newcastle’s Civic Park on the first and third Saturdays of November and December, the market’s “Summer Christmas Series” is an event not to be missed.
“We have lots of great new artists coming for these four market dates,” she said.
“We will have over 160 of the region’s most talented artists, designers and food producers all in the one location, with thousands of distinctive, exclusive handmade goods for sale. Each market will feature the work of different artists and designers over this period, so no two markets will be the same.
“For those who place a value on ethical production, quality, unique and handmade goods, these are markets not to miss!
Hunt & Gather Markets
Boutique Designer Markets
Pacific Park Newcastle East | 3rd Saturday of the Month | 9am - 2pm
We love to shop. We love the thrill of the hunt. We love discovering new things. We love meeting new people. We love live music. We love design. We love local. We love meeting the talent behind the creation. We love really good food. We love the sun, the beach and laying in the shade of big ol' trees...
And so with an obsession for hunting and gathering at markets over the world, and a passion for good design, we set off to create a market with high standards in quality, that creates a network of support, and that has a relaxed vibe and local feel.
Newcastle East is bursting with creative talent and Pacific Park has given Hunt&Gather a beautiful home under big old fig trees, nestled between the natural beauty of Newcastle Beach and the richness and diversity of Hunter street.
Hunt&Gather is a way to bring all of the things we love together, to add value to our community, and give the good folk of Newcastle a feelgood place to come together!
Hunt&Gather is a monthly event that showcases the work of designers, artists, musicians, collectors and food lovers from Newcastle and beyond. Established in November 2013 as a boutique marketplace to bring like minded people together, and to give Newcastle a much needed regular community event.
In a city so full of creative and youthful individuals, Hunt&Gather provides a regular event carefully curated and edited for these innovative people. A marketplace to set up shop, and to spend the day in good company with great music, good food, in a supportive, fun and friendly atmosphere.
NSW Art Gallery
Nude: art from the Tate collection – coming in Novermber
It is one of art’s oldest subjects – and often its most controversial.
Over 100 major representations of the nude across multiple artforms. At the heart of the show lies the world’s most famous image of erotic love, Auguste Rodin’s sculpture The kiss.
In a partnership between Tate, London and the Art Gallery of NSW in Sydney, Nude: art from the Tate collection will present over 100 major representations of the nude, including paintings, sculptures, photographs and prints by renowned artists such as Pablo Picasso, Lucian Freud, Henri Matisse, Louise Bourgeois, Marlene Dumas and Sarah Lucas.
At the heart of the show lies the world’s most famous image of erotic love, Auguste Rodin’s sculpture The kiss 1901-04. Never before has this work from Tate’s collection left Europe. Other notable works include Pierre Bonnard’s The bath 1925, Picasso’sNude woman in a red armchair 1932, Sylvia Sleigh’s Paul Rosano reclining 1974, Ron Mueck’s Wild man 2005 and Rineke Dijkstra’s Julie, Den Haag, Netherlands, February 29 1994.
Each artist in the exhibition offers a different way of looking at the naked human body. Some look tenderly; some idealise it; some look anxiously or politically. Together they show how the nude in art has persisted yet changed, shifting shape and acquiring new meanings in the hands of successive generations, from the idealising painters of the Victorian era to the artist-provocateurs of our time.
Nude: art from the Tate collection is a spectacular tour through many major art movements, including romanticism, cubism, expressionism, realism, surrealism and feminism. It is also a story of beauty, truth, desire, vulnerability and human drama.
The presentation of this exhibition is a collaboration between Tate and the Art Gallery ofNSW, and part of the 2016-17 Sydney International Art Series.
Opens 5 Nov , contact Art Gallery to buy tickets                    
JOHN OLSEN: The City's Son
5 November 2016 - 19 February 2017 | Newcastle Art Gallery
Although he is a celebrated master painter and an acknowledged Australian living treasure, John Olsen OBE, AO still describes himself as a 'Newcastle boy.' Born in Newcastle in 1928, Olsen returns home in November to open an exhibition at Newcastle Art Gallery that he says captures the essence of his birthplace. As part of the exhibition, he will also introduce a major new painting created specifically for our city and region. Image: John Olsen OBE, AO in front of Life Burst 1964 at Newcastle Art Gallery, 2016 Image courtesy Newcastle Art Gallery.
JOHN OLSEN: The City’s Son features works personally chosen by the artist that reflect his affection for Newcastle and the Hunter region’s waterways; the beaches, harbour, lake, river and wetlands. The exhibition will showcase more than 35 works of art from the Gallery’s own Olsen collection including ceramics, prints and paintings spanning 1954 -1992 in addition to selected works on loan from private collections around the world. This is the first time that all of the Gallery's Olsen works will be on display together.
In April, Olsen made a helicopter flight over the Hunter region to gain inspiration for the new painting and to "get up in the air to see the marvellous Hunter River with its branches and tendrils feeding the landscape."
Olsen has said that identity and a sense of place are equally important in his art and that he sees Newcastle's ‘sense of place’ as firmly tied to its connection to the Hunter River. He says the new painting reflects the uniqueness of his birthplace and its natural beauty, with the sun burning bright and the river a deep, vibrant blue with its sense of flow and motion.
"Newcastle is undergoing a rebirth, and I want Novocastrians to see themselves differently. I want everyone in the Hunter to see in this painting what they already feel and think about the place where they live," he said.
The completed new work of art will be unveiled at the launch event for the exhibition on Friday 4 November and will be on display at the Gallery throughout the exhibition. The Gallery, Newcastle Art Gallery Foundation and the Art Gallery Society are collaborating to acquire the new painting to keep it permanently in Newcastle.
"The rightful home for what we know will be an iconic work is Newcastle Art Gallery - for future Novocastrians and Australians to view and appreciate the jewel that is the Hunter region," said Newcastle Art Gallery Manager Lauretta Morton. 
"The community can be a part of this exciting opportunity by making a donation that will help us to keep the painting permanently in our Gallery."
For more information about making a donation or purchasing a raffle ticket for a chance to win a framed handsigned limited edition fine art reproduction by John Olsen, visit the Gallery's website at www.nag.org.au
Adamstown Arts

Adamstown Arts is the visual and performing arts program supported by the Adamstown Uniting Church.

Adamstown Arts provides a home for the arts in the Hunter Region offering regular events and exhibitions as well as hosting a wider variety of arts events and groups.
GALA SPECTACULAR

Sunday 13 November @ 2:00 pm

| $20 - $25
The annual Adamstown Arts Gala Concert is a showcase of brilliant performers, with stars from several of this year’s most exciting local stage events making an appearance. Soprano, Tayla Choice, and mezzo soprano, Rachel Davies, will perform solos and songs from the hit musical, ‘Wicked’, in which they played the leading roles at the Civic Theatre. Baritone, Alex Sefton, who recently thrilled audiences as Figaro in The Marriage of Figaro, and as a soloist in the University Choir’s performance of ANZACS, will be joined by tenor, Paul Morris, also a soloist in the University Choir concert.
The fiddlers, ‘String Loaded’, will get feet tapping with rollicking Celtic tunes, and the quartet, ‘Sax Blue’, led by Rod Barnes, will blow their scintillating saxes. AND THERE’S MORE!!! ‘The Waratah Ensemble’, which comprises former members of the acclaimed Waratah Girls Choir and friends, will add their melodious voices in beautiful choral pieces.
Entry $25/$20(conc.). Purchase tickets at the door or online through trybooking. Proceeds assist the church’s work in the community, including Lifeline.

DETAILS

Date:Sunday 13 November
Time:2:00 pm
Cost:$20 - $25
Event Category:Music

VENUEAdamstown Uniting Church – Church Auditorium

228 Brunker Rd 
Adamstown, NSW 2289 Australia

ORGANISERAdamstown Uniting Church

Phone:(02) 4957 1887
Email:info@adamstownuca.org.au
RECITAL WITH WILLIAM CESTA & BENJAMIN ADLER

Friday 11 November @ 7:30 pm

| $15 - $30
Novacastrian pianist, William Cesta returns to Newcastle to perform to local audiences in a demanding recital of solo works, followed by a performance of the Kreutzer Sonata with violinist, Benjamin Adler. Presented by the Newcastle Branch of the Music Teachers’ Association of NSW, this exciting concert will also feature works by Franck, Beethoven and Bach.
Drinks and nibbles served from 6.45pm.
Admission – Adults $30.00; Adult Concession $20.00; Under 30’s $15.00; Family ticket $70.00.
Tickets available online at www.trybooking.com/NFHJ or at the door.

DETAILS

Date:Friday 11 November
Time:7:30 pm
Cost:$15 - $30
Event Category:Music
Website:http://www.facebook.com/mtanewcastle

VENUEAdamstown Uniting Church – Church Auditorium

228 Brunker Rd 
Adamstown, NSW 2289 Australia

ORGANISERMusic Teacher’s Australia – Newcastle Branch

Website:www.facebook.com/mtanewcastle
PARIS TO ST PETERSBURG

Thursday 17 November @ 7:00 pm

| $20 - $30
Ayse Goknur Shanal performed as guest artist in the inaugural Newcastle Music Festival to great acclaim. She is returning with pianist Dewi Liu to perform an extravagant program of French and Russian music, including works by Duparc, Debussy, Rimsky-Korsakov, Tchaikovsky and more….
Soprano Ayșe Göknur Shanal is one of Australia’s most versatile classical singers. As the Dame Joan Sutherland Scholar, she studied at the Royal College of Music and was an adjunct member of the Lindemann Young Artist Development Program at the Metropolitan Opera (New York).
Ayșe has won many prestigious awards and scholarships including the Australian Singing Competition, Dame Joan Sutherland Scholarship and Award, Opera Foundation Australia’s Metropolitan Opera Award (New York), McDonald’s Operatic Aria, Queens Trust for Young Australians, Symphony Australia’s Young Performers Award (Vocal Category), and the Sonderpreis der Loreley-Festspiele at the Neue Stimmen International Singing Competition (Germany).
She has collaborated with Australian and international composers, including Ross Fiddes, Erberk Eryilmaz, Yiğit Kolat, Reza Vali, Diana Blom, John Wayne Dixon and Phillip Wilcher. She played a significant role in developing and performing major vocal works for the commemoration of the ANZAC Centenary in both Australia and the United States.
Ayșe has appeared as a principal artist with Opera Australia and Turkish State Opera. She has performed at the Aldeburgh Festival (UK) and the Sydney Festival, and has been featured as a soloist with the Symphony Orchestras of Sydney, Queensland, Melbourne, Adelaide, West Australia, and with the Australian Haydn Ensemble.
This year, Ayșe has released two CDs. First one, called Love and Life, with Ukrainian-Australian pianist Evgeny Ukhanov, featuring Schumann’s Frauenliebe und Leben and Wagner’s Wesendonck Lieder, under Taslig Records and the second one, called Çanakkale-Gallipoli Songs, with pianist Patrick Keith et al, of commissioned works for voice and piano by Australian, New Zealand and Turkish composers, with Wirripang.
Tickets $30 / $20(conc.) Purchase tickets online through https://www.trybooking.com/nizy

DETAILS

Date:Thursday 17 November
Time:7:00 pm
Cost:$20 - $30
Event Category:Music
Website:https://www.trybooking.com/nizy

VENUEAdamstown Uniting Church – Church Auditorium

228 Brunker Rd 
Adamstown, NSW 2289 Australia
TWILIGHT SONATAS

Friday 18 November @ 7:00 pm

| $20 - $30
Award winning Australian flautist, Sally Walker leads a program of exciting chamber music works, collaborating with internationally renowned Australian pianist, Clemens Leske. Launching the first of six chamber concerts with a variety of Australian pianists, Sally Walker leads a twilight concert, presented by the Newcastle Branch of the Music Teachers’ Association of NSW.
Following the concert, audiences will be treated to refreshments and a tasting with Newcastle’s Innercity Winemakers, sharing in an opportunity to meet the artists.
Admission: Adults $35.00; Adult Concession $25.00; under 30’s $20.00. Tickets available online at www.trybooking.com/NFYW – see specials for online bookings.
Tickets will also be available at the door.

DETAILS

Date: Friday 18 November
Time:7:00 pm
Cost:$20 - $30
Event Category:Music

VENUE Adamstown Uniting Church – Church Auditorium

228 Brunker Rd 
Adamstown, NSW 2289 Australia

ORGANISER Music Teacher’s Australia – Newcastle Branch

RACHEL COLLIS TRIO – THE REMAINS OF THE DAY

Saturday 19 November @ 7:30 pm

| $15 - $20
Highly acclaimed songstress Rachel Collis is a “welcome jolt back to the time of Jim Webb, Carole King and Joni Mitchell” (The Orange Press). Hailed by reviewers as “genius”, “prodigy” and “the great underground talent of her time”, Rachel is sweetness, sophistication and good old-fashioned songwriting – with just a dash of funny in the mix! From the heart-swelling to the introspective to the humourous – Rachel’s songs are always intelligent, always finely-crafted, always heartfelt.
On November 19, Rachel and her trio – comprising 2 of Sydney’s finest jazz musicians, Aria award winning Michael Galeazzi on bass (Karma County, The Java Quartet) and Mike Quigley on drums (The Java Quartet, Palaces) – will present the songs from her brand new album, The Remains Of The Day. As a live performer Rachel is known for generating a mood that possesses the entire building. Whether bringing an audience to laughter, or to tears, the spell never really changes – it’s deep, tender, and bursting with energy.
In 2012 she burst onto the music scene with back-to-back sell-out performances at the prestigious Riverside Theatres of her one-woman show “The Art Of Letting Go.” Her second album “Nightlight”, co-produced with Thirsty Merc’s Sean Carey, has met with international success, growing Rachel an underground following of highly dedicated fans in the UK, the US and Canada, and has been described as “nothing short of exquisite; compositionally and performatively” (Syke On Stage). Her newest album, “The Remains Of The Day” (released November 1 2017) promises no less!
Rachel has performed at the Sydney and Adelaide Fringe Festivals, and to sell-out audiences at the prestigious Riverside Theatres in Sydney. She performs regularly at music and folk venues in Sydney and beyond including, Foundry 616, Camelot Lounge, Humph Hall, Eastern Lounge, The Shack and The Acoustic Picnic.
Tickets available at the door. Adults $20 / Concession $15 

DETAILS

Date:Saturday 19 November
Time:7:30 pm
Cost:$15 - $20
Event Category:Music
Event Tags:Adamstown Arts
Website:http://www.rachelcollis.com

VENUEAdamstown Uniting Church – The Dungeon

228 Brunker Rd 
Adamstown, NSW 2289 Australia
Phone:(02) 4957 1887
LAURA BAIRD – SING LITTLE BIRD

Sunday 20 November @ 6:00 pm | $10

Laura is a singer/songwriter living in Newcastle, Australia but originally grew up in a small dusty town in Western NSW. Laura has been a regular contributor to Adamstown Arts and will launch her first single and music video, “Sing Little Bird” in the Dungeon on Sunday 20 November, 2016. This song was inspired by a drawing by a child in immigration detention.
Laura has been playing the piano since she was seven years old. She is inspired by a wide range of musical styles, with influences from classical, folk, pop, movie soundtracks, Middle Eastern and other ‘world’ music. Laura’s songs are poetic, melodic, hopeful, and aren’t afraid of the dark.
The launch event will also feature musicians Berias Masseque and Heather Price.
$10 entry at the door.

DETAILS

Date:Sunday 20 November
Time:6:00 pm
Cost:$10
Event Category:Music
Event Tags:Adamstown Arts
Website:http://laurabairdmusic.com

VENUEAdamstown Uniting Church – The Dungeon

228 Brunker Rd 
Adamstown, NSW 2289 Australia
Phone:(02) 4957 1887

Yoga on The Rooftop (Westfield Kotara)

20 Oct – 24 Nov
Thursday       17 Nov      9:30 am – 10:30 am
Thursday       24 Nov      9:30 am – 10:30 am
Now the kids are back to school find your ZEN on The Rooftop at Westfield Kotara every Thursday in October and November from 9.30am – 10.30am.
Treena Francis from Balance Collective will take you on a journey and allow you to escape and leave the outside world behind.
Book your spot on The Rooftop today by emailing city@balancecollective.com.au with your name and date of session you would like to attend.
*Weather pending, if raining the Yoga will not go ahead.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year

Newcastle Region Library presents the world-renowned exhibition, on loan from the Natural History Museum in London. The exhibition opens at the Lovett Gallery on 18 November.

Entry by gold coin donation.  The exhibition is on until 25 February 2017 with 100 awe-inspiring images.

Event:

Wildlife Photographer of the Year Exhibition - 18 November to 25 February

Date:

18 Nov - 25 Feb

Description:

The world-renowned exhibition, on loan from the Natural History Museum in London, will open at the Lovett Gallery on 18 November 2016, featuring 100 awe-inspiring images, from fascinating animal behaviour to breath-taking wild landscapes.
'Wildlife Photographer of the Year' is the most prestigious photography event of its kind, providing a global platform that showcases the natural world’s most astonishing and challenging sights for over 50 years. Launching in 1965 and attracting 361 entries, today the competition receives over 42,000 entries from 96 countries highlighting its enduring appeal. This year’s 100 award-winning images will embark on an international tour that allows them to be seen by millions of people across six continents.Entry by gold coin donation.
Launches Friday 18 November, 6pm.All welcome - RSVP essential
Lovett Gallery exhibition dates:
18 November 2016 - 25 February 2017Opening Times:Monday to Wednesday: 9.30am - 8pm
Thursday and Friday: 9.30am - 5pm
Saturday: 9.30am - 2pm
Closed public holidays

Newy Burger Co
Bringing tasty burgers and catering to Newy! Haven’t heard anything about this. Based in Cambridge Hotel. Check out their menu on their website (see below). Looks like a great menu and compares well with Grill’d, who I thoroughly recommend for an occasional hit of hamburger.
Open Wednesday 4pm-9pm, Thursday - Saturday 12pm-9pm, Sunday 12pm-8pm.
Located inside the Cambridge Hotel, 789 Hunter Street Newcastle.
http://www.newyburgerco.com.au/
Coming Up at Venues
NIMA presents Tuesday Night Jazz
And Improvised Music
Grand Hotel Underground, cnr Bolton and Church Sts
Doors open 7:30pm
Full $15 / Concession & Members $10
Tues Nov 15
Chin Suzuki
Dave Jackson – Saxophone
Steve Barry – Piano
Chin Suzuki – Bass
Okamura Ko – Drums
Tues Nov 22
The Djangle Grinders
Gleny Rae – Fiddle & Squeezebox
Robbie Long – Guitar
Leo Larratt – Guitar
Alexander Gordon – Mandolin
Andrew Wallace – Bass
Tues Nov 29
Ian Date
Ian Date – Guitar
Tues Dec 6
Holly clayton
Tues Dec 13
Adrian Cunningham
Tues Dec 20
NIMA Christmas Bash

Music at the Wicko – Oct
The Wicko in general
This weekend and every weekend catch Newcastle's finest live Music at the Wickham Park Hotel. The Wicko has long been a supporter of Blues and Roots Music in Newcastle and will continue to support touring acts a like when possible.
Our music is always free in the front bar and our freshly renovated Beer Garden Saturday and Sunday Afternoons
We encourage a family environment in what now has to be Newcastle's best beer garden, so come on down and relax and enjoy a meal and sample our brand new menu.
For band booking enquiries please contact Marcus Wright from Big Apachee at marcus@bigapachee.com.au
Wickham Park hotel presents...
Fri November 11, 2016
Milestones
9:00pm - 12:30am Milestones
The Milestones are a rock’n’roll band. They play a lot of songs from the sixties (because music was better then). Rather than being treated as museum pieces, these tunes are given room to breathe, being played with passion, virtuosity (Nick Raschke on guitar…) and three part harmonies.
Sat November 12, 2016
Carrot Bowen & The Collective - CD Launch
5:00pm - 8:00pm Burn N Carrot
9:00pm - 12:30am Carrot Bowen & The Collective - CD Launch
Head in for some Rock, Country and Pop!
Sun November 13, 2016
Grant Walmsley's Freebird Blues Band
1:30pm - 5pm Tim Rossington
In his acoustic style, Tim finds an element for playing original music and music from artists that inspire him.
5:30pm - 9:30pm Grant Walmsley's Freebird Blues Band
Come on down and experience some blues, as well as a little good old-fashioned rock and roll
Thu November 17, 2016
Wicko Jam Night with Grant Walmsley Freebird
7:30pm - 10:30pm Wicko Jam Night with Grant Walmsley Freebird
Wicko Jam Night is back with rockstar host Grant Walmsley Freebird! Join us on the 3rd Thursday of every month for a jam!
Fri November 18, 2016
The Lamplighters
9:00pm - 12:30am
Sat November 19, 2016
The Ride Ons
5:00pm - 8:00pm Freebird Duo
Grant Walmsley is a local legend playing in bands such as The Screaming Jets, Monsters of Rock and also Agents of Peace. Head in to see a stripped back set with a special guest.
9:00pm - 12:30am The Ride Ons
The Ride Ons are a Sydney band formed in early 2004 featuring 3 core members: MATTY STOKES, BEN NIGHTINGALE and MURRAY SHEPHERD.
2016 sees the band together for 12 years!
Sun November 20, 2016
Catfish Soup
1:30pm - 5pm Thomas Blake
5:30pm - 9:30pm Catfish Soup
Catfish Soup is a Newcastle band that – just like the late Mr K. Cobain - firmly believes “the worst crime is faking it”. With a diverse set list of originals and covers that takes full advantage of the depth and breadth of the Rock/Blues genre, ‘The Soup’ have built a solid fan base and earned a reputation as a direct and compelling live act that’s all about the music.
Fri November 25, 2016
9:00pm - 12:30am Three and A Half Men
Sat November 26, 2016
The Years
5:00pm - 8:00pm Nicko & Friends
9:00pm - 12:30am The Years
Sun November 27, 2016
Tony's Day
1:00pm - 9:30pm
Featuring:
Justin Ngariki & the Dastardly Bastards
Voodoo Express
Southern Under Stars
Gasoline Halo's
Kate Rose

Bruce Mathiske’s Guitar Lounge
TAKES UP RESIDENCY AT THE STAR HOTEL EVERY SUNDAY
Two local legends together at last! That’s the idea behind the Bruce Mathiske Guitar Lounge residency at the famous Star Hotel in Newcastle. Every Sunday from 4:30pm, internationally acclaimed guitar virtuoso Mathiske will take to the stage at The Star with some very special guests.
And you only need to take a quick look at some of the fine musicians Bruce has shared the stage with to get an idea of what we’re talking about.

ABOUT:Bruce Mathiske

Bruce Mathiske, described by The Sydney Morning Herald as “The Authentic Guitar Virtuoso”, grew up on a wheat farm in the Mallee of Victoria and has paved a very successful career as predominately a solo virtuoso guitarist and composer.
Bruce’s dexterity on the guitar is recognised around the world. Following Mathiske’s perfoamnce at the Edinburgh Festival, journalist Adrian Morgan wrote: “This virtuoso, is one of Australia’s musical superstars, the notes explode from both hands leaving you to wonder if there is another Mathiske in the wings. By the time he had added the didgeeridoo and wowed us with outrageous harmonics from far flung corners of his guitar, we were all his.”
His three decades of performing, recording eighteen solo albums and touring, has led to sell out concerts and worldwide acclaim.
His compositions of suites for guitar and orchestra are the culmination of a lifetime of absorbing music and sounds. In mid 2013 Mathiske entered his “retreat” and began composing a series of four Suites for guitar and orchestra. Twelve months later, he has just finished recording with The Metropolitan Orchestra at Trackdown in Fox Studios, Sydney Australia.
Foghorn Brewery
218 King Street, Newcastle NSW 2300
Sat 12 NOV 2016
HOLLY WILSON
Originally from the Hunter Valley, Holly Wilson is a Newcastle based vocalist, guitarist and entertainer. Holly loves nothing more than performing to a live audience and has been doing so for the past seven years. Holly has an acoustic sound…
Sun 13 NOV 2016
SUNDAY JAZZ: HALF NELSON
Half Nelson will take you on a midnight ride through the back alleys of New Orleans and the smoky Jazz dives of 1920’s Harlem, Dance up a storm or moan the blues away, but what ever you do, do it…
Fri 18 NOV 2016
JAKE FOLBIGG
Jake Folbigg is a 25yr old Solo Acoustic Musician who picked up the guitar at age 14 and never looked back. Performing at various Restaurants/Pubs/Functions/Weddings the last 10yrs has seen a growing respect for Jake’s smooth vocals and impressive guitar…
Sun 20 NOV 2016
MATT SEMMENS
 “Born on the same day as the legendary Tom Jones, Dave Navarro and Prince…… Matt Semmens was simply born to entertain.” He has been caressing the ears of Novocastrians for the past 15 years with his dynamic performances and renowned for his virtuosic guitar ability. After topping the Hunter in his HSC, Matt headed straight to University and completed a Bachelor of Music (Honours) at the Newcastle Conservatorium. Whilst there he was given the opportunity to study with renowned teacher John Mills at the Welsh College of Music in Cardiff, Wales. Due to a solid background in music Matt is able to perform numerous musical styles including Classical, Flamenco, Jazz, Blues, Rock and Pop. Matt Semmens has performed with many groups and ensembles over the years including Gosford Philharmonic String Ensemble, classical concerts, Catalina Jazz Band, Elephant Funk (jazz), local cover bands Scoota Boi, Quaan, Spook, Dynamite, Transit, Freestar and currently performs in his band FUNKY MUNKY. Well suited for all events Matt’s comical personality will have your ribs hurtin’ and your bootie shakin’.
Murray’s Brewery Gigs
3443 Nelson Bay Rd, Bobs Farm NSW 2316
Check out Murray’s brewing history through the website:
http://murraysbrewingco.com.au/us.php
NOVEMBER 2016
SUN, NOV 13TH, 12:00 PM      PETE GELZINNIS
SUN, NOV 20TH, 12:00 PM      TIM ROSSINGTON
SUN, NOV 27TH, 12:00 PM      ANYERIN
DECEMBER 2016
SUN, DEC 4TH, 12:00 PM         ADAM GEAR
SUN, DEC 11TH, 12:00 PM       PETE GELZINNIS
SUN, DEC 18TH, 12:00 PM       ANYERIN
MON, DEC 26TH, 12:00 PM      BRIEN MCVERNON
JANUARY 2017
SUN, JAN 1ST, 12:00 PM GRAYSON
SUN, JAN 8TH, 12:00 PM         TIM ROSSINGTON
SUN, JAN 22ND, 12:00 PM       NANO

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The Regal Theatre
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Silent Film Screening: THE LODGER (M) 1927, 1 hour & 8 minutes
SATURDAY at 7.30pm with Complimentary Champagne & Drinks from 7pm
With new score commissioned to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of Alfred Hitchcock's Birthday. To be presented by its composer, ASHLEY IRWIN.
The Regal is very proud to screen the rarely seen classic silent film THE LODGER with a new score. There will be Complimentary Drinks with the composer at 7pmand he will introduce the screening at 7.30pm. It will be followed by a short Q&A. 
Alfred Hitchcock directed this electrifying early silent film in 1927. It is generally acknowledged to be the first proper "Hitchcock Picture" that launched his career and assured his place among cinema’s giants. 
Los Angeles based Ashley Irwin is a three times Emmy winner (“Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction") for his work on the ACADEMY AWARDS. He has been providing music arrangements for the Oscars since 1990 and his work has been nominated for Emmy's on almost every occasion. In 1998 he won the AGSC Screen Music Award for Best Feature Film for his score to the restored 1926 German classic THE WHITE HELL OF PIZ PALÜ and is a regular musical collaborator with Clint Eastwood, including JERSEY BOYS and J. EDGAR. He is also President of the US Society of Composers & Lyricists (SCL).
Presented in association with the Australian Guild of Screen Composers and APRA. 

Rememberance Day Screening: SUNSET SONG (M) FRIDAY at 7.30pm Includes Gin & Tonics for first 25 arrivals
A Scottish lass comes of age as World War I approaches in this gorgeous and faithful period drama.
“Achingly lovely on both visual and narrative grounds, Sunset Song adds another small gem to writer-director Terence Davies’ filmography.” – Rotten Tomatoes
“Davies confirms his status as one of Britain’s finest contemporary directors.” – David Stratton, The Australian
“A lusty ballad of love and heartbreak sung with passion and power. 4 Stars.”  – Time Out London

HELLO, MY NAME IS DORIS (M) SATURDAY at 12 Midday Includes High Tea
Sally Field makes a welcome return to the big screen in this utterly endearing and refreshingly quirky comedy-drama. A self-help seminar inspires a sixty-something woman ( Field) to romantically pursue her much younger co-worker (New Girl’sMax Greenfield).
“Sally Field delivers a winning, exuberant and virtuoso performance.” – IndieWire
“ Sally Field has never been sunnier or funnier.” – New York Observer
“A showstopper.  Sally Field shines.” – Variety

DOUGH (M) SATURDAY at 3pm Includes Treats
The fortunes of a struggling Jewish bakery are turned around when a young, pot-dealing apprentice begins adding weed to the dough in this British comedy. Stars Jonathan Pryce  (Game of Thrones), Pauline Collins  (Shirley Valentine) and Jerome Holder .
"A culture-clash comedy that kept me laughing throughout.” – San Diego Reader
“A feel-good film from England. Hits a sweet spot.” – indiewire
“Dough’-lightful! 4 Stars.”  – New York Weekly Times

THE CARER (M) SUNDAY at 12 Midday Includes Light Breakfast: Pancakes, Maple Syrup, Fruit Salad, Yoghurt, Ham & Cheese Croissant, OJ, Tea, Coffee & Sherry
Feel-good comedy-drama about the unlikely relationship between a bad tempered ageing actor (British acting royalty Brian Cox) and his cheeky young Hungarian caregiver (newcomer Coco Konig).
“Funny, unexpected and profoundly moving.” – Urban Cinefile
“Cox has one of his best roles as the maddeningly self-absorbed but shrewdly observant actor.” – Hollywood Reporter
“Cox’s adorable grump twinkles in this touching odd-couple drama. He learns to laugh again in a British film with many witty touches.” – The Guardian

SULLY (M) 
SUNDAY at 3pm Includes Treats
Based on the true story of a potential tragedy with a happy ending, starring Oscar-frontrunner Tom Hanks as the real life pilot Chesley ‘Sully’ Sullenberger, who heroically landed a plane on New York’s Hudson River, saving the lives of all 155 on board. Directed by Clint Eastwood.
“Vigorous and involving. A taut and upbeat drama. Sully is the kind of decent, upright, right-minded fellow who used to figure in movies all the time from the 1930s-1950s, a reliable Jimmy Stewart, Henry Fonda or Gregory Peck type of guy you could always count on to do the right thing.”  – Hollywood Reporter

THE BEATLES: 8 DAYS A WEEK - The Touring Years (M) 
SUNDAY at 7pm Pantry Night: Whatever is in the Pantry
Documentary on The Beatles ’ phenomenal live performances from 1962-66 and punctuated by rare and exclusive interviews and concert footage. Directed by Academy Award-winner Ron Howard  (A Beautiful Mind, Apollo 13).
“A wave of euphoria and happiness pours from the screen, and Howard’s movie surfs that wave. 4 Stars" – The Guardian
“A toe-tapping two hours.” – NZ Herald
REGAL SCREENING PROGRAMAll tickets $8 unless otherwise advertised
 
FRIDAY 11 - SUNDAY 13 Nov
Fri 11 Nov at 7.30pm   Remembrance Day Screening: SUNSET SONG (M) Complimentary cocktails for first 25 arrivals. 
Sat 12 Nov at 12 Noon  HELLO, MY NAME IS DORIS (M) Includes High Tea with warm scones, jam & cream
Sat 12 Nov at 3pm  DOUGH (M) Complimentary Treats
Sat 12 Nov at 7.30pm  Special Event: THE LODGER (PG) To be introduced by 3 time Emmy winner, composer, Ashley Irwin.
Sun 13 Nov at 12 Noon  THE CARER (M) Includes Light Breakfast
Sun 13 Nov 3pm  SULLY (M) Includes Treats 
Sun 13 Nov at 7pm  THE BEATLES: EIGHT DAYS A WEEK (M) Pantry Night: Whatever is left in the Pantry
Email: book@regalcinema.org  Website: www.regalcinema.org
Phone: 02 4951 7630 (24 hours, please leave message) Facebook: Regal Cinema
Regal Cinema, 4 Moore Street, Birmingham Gardens
Box Office opens & Complimentary Drinks 30 minutes before screening
Car Park with unlimited free weekend parking 1 minute walk from cinema
Cult Movies Screen at Event Cinemas Kotara 
Event Cinemas in Kotara are hosting a brand new festival of cult film classics. The “In The House” screenings kick off on July 22 with a screening of the 1986 American fantasy classic, Big Trouble In Little China.
Adventure doesn’t come any bigger than Big Trouble in Little China! And that’s why after all these years, the film is still held up as one of the greats, and remains a hit with each passing generation.
How can you go wrong –  Martial arts, feuding demons, action-adventure and comedy!
The “In The House” screenings will give audiences a chance to revisit or discover for the first time, the films that shaped generations.
The event will be hosted by Newcastle Live’s very own, Dan Beazley who’ll be welcoming guests, taking photos and playing a few games to get everyone geared up for the screening.
IN THE HOUSE CULT FILM FEST
11 November  – True Romance
25 November – Aliens
Tickets are on sale now via https://goo.gl/D2iQG5
Civic Digest
Newcastle City Council has launched Civic Digest, an Australian-first contemporary library, cafe and bar at Civic Theatre Newcastle. Cutting edge library technology is combined with quality food and beverage services to create an ambient and creative space for culture consumers to meet. Have your next meeting at Civic Digest.
Open from 7.30am Monday –Saturday with late night openings. Telephone: 02 4927 8552 or online.
Poetry at the Pub (PATP)
Poetry at the Pub has relocated to the Wickham Park Hotel, Cr of Maitland Road and Albert St, Wickham, NSW, on the third and fifth Mondays every month, starting at 7.30pm.
Check out their website:  http://www.poetryatthepub.com/index.html
Gigs from now on:
Tue 15 Nov – The Troggs
Tue 15 Nov 2016 – The Basement, Sydney
Sun 20 Nov 2016 – The Bridge Hotel, Rozelle
Wild Thing 50th Anniversary Australian Tour
Featuring All Their Greatest Hits Live In Concert
Wild Thing, With a Girl Like You, I Can't Control Myself, Love is All Around plus more!
THE TROGGS are widely known to have inspired the age of garage and punk rock including The Ramones, Iggy Pop and The Buzzcocks.
All their Greatest Hits Live in Concert. Wild Thing, With a Girl Like You, I Can’t Control Myself, Love is All Around plus more!
"I've been to many '60s bands' concerts, but I found The Troggs to be the most entertaining and energetic band of all." (Oldies Music Blog)
"Wild thing, you make my heart sing!"... 60's British Rock Legends THE TROGGS finally return to Australia this November to celebrate the Wild Thing's 50th Anniversary by performing all their Greatest Hits - Wild Thing, With a Girl Like You, I Can't Control Myself, Love is All Around plus More!
Teenage lust never sounded so good!" (Ultimate Classic Rock)
THE TROGGS are widely known to have inspired the age of garage and punk rock including The Ramones, Iggy Pop and The Buzzcocks.
THE TROGGS first entered the Australian charts in 1966 with "Wild Thing" going all the way to #1 knocking Frank Sinatra off the top spot! Their follow-up single "With A Girl Like You" was also a top 10 smash going to #8. Their Aussie chart suscess continued with their third single "I Cant Control Myself" (later covered by our own James Baker) reaching #13 and solidifying their place as one of the most successful British bands to come from the wave of 60's bands. They hit the charts again with "Love is all Around" which was covered by Wet Wet Wet in 1994 and spent 6 weeks at #1 in Australia (15! Weeks at #1 in the UK)... Reg Presley famously spent some of his songwriting royalties on crop circle research. THE TROGGS toured the world to sell-out audiences and were everyone's favourite Brit-rock band.
"Beat merchants turning three chords into pure gold" (Ultimate Classic Rock)
A live performance by The Troggs gig is "totally professional, they know exactly how to get the audience going." (Essentially Pop) Fans around the world are treated to the sheer energy and determination the band still possesses in order to win over any crowd. Their songbook of hits is simply meant to be enjoyed in this environment. The Troggs legend status will be confirmed when the room begins to shake and bodies start moving to all the hits you know and love from the last 50 years.
This will be an evening packed full of your favourite hit by THE TROGGS. Expect to be taken back to your teenage years in what could be your last chance to see one of the world's most legendary rock bands live. And we guarantee you, everything will most certainly be groovy.... Come and get wild with The Troggs!
TICKET TYPE
SALE DATES
TICKET PRICE
BOOKING FEE
TOTAL PRICE*
GENERAL ADMISSION - STANDING
Sales Close: 4:00pm, Tue 15th Nov, 2016
$65.00
$5.30
$70.30
A RESERVE (Dinner & Show)
Sales Close: 4:00pm, Tue 15th Nov, 2016
$125.00
$6.60
$131.60
B RESERVE - HIGH TABLES + STOOLS (Dinner & Show)
Sales Close: 4:00pm, Tue 15th Nov, 2016
$125.00
$6.60
$131.60
C RESERVE - HIGH TABLES + STOOLS (Dinner & Show)
Sales Close: 4:00pm, Tue 15th Nov, 2016
$125.00
$6.60
$131.60
YOU NEED TO BE 18+ TO ATTEND THIS EVENT
* Total price is in AUD and includes booking fee and GST.
Lighthouse Folk Festival
Sat 19 Nov, Norah Head Lighthouse
On Saturday 19th November, the headland will come alive with the inaugural Lighthouse Folk Festival – a one-of-a-kind live music experience where patrons can take in the amazing views and stellar sounds of some of Australia’s finest musicians, while enjoying local pop-up food stalls and boutique bar offering from the Coast’s very own Six String Brewing Co.
Paul Kelly & Charlie Owen
Headlining the event are two legends of the Australian music scene, Paul Kelly and Charlie Owen, who will treat fans to songs from their exciting new collaboration, as well as some favourites from Kelly’s formidable canon of hits.
Winterbourne
Following a massive national tour and the release of their latest EP Pendulum, Central Coast duo, Winterbourne, are excited to hit the stage in their hometown and showcase their distinctive melodies, punchy riffs, and live energy they’ve become nationally renowned for.
Husky
Sharing the stage will be Melbourne’s folk outfit, Husky, who have just returned to home soil after a year of touring throughout Europe, eagerly working on their 3rd album set for release later this year.
Elwood Myre
Local troubadour, Elwood Myre and his band will also grace the stage with their warm 70s Americana-inspired folk rock.
Ainslie Wills
Described as ‘the Australian version of Tina Turner’, Ainslie Wills will set the Lighthouse Folk Festival stage on fire with her powerhouse vocals, commanding presence, and genre-bending progressive pop.

MORE ACTS TO BE ANNOUNCED

Sat 19 Nov - Rodriguez
Bimbadgen, Hunter Valley, NSW Saturday, November 19, 2016
790 McDonalds Road, Pokolbin NSW 2325
TICKET TYPEPRICE
ADOTG Member Presale General Admission$ 95.90  *AUD
General Admission$ 105.90  *AUD
Silver$ 129.90  *AUD
Gold$ 159.90  *AUD
Platinum$ 199.90  *AUD
Garden Bar - Upgrade Only$ 110.00  *AUD
Gazebo$ 359.00  *AUD
Hamper$ 80.00  *AUD
3.00pm     Gates Open
3.55pm     Mark Wilkinson
5.00pm     Archie Roach
6.15pm     Russell Morris
7.30pm     Xavier Rudd
9.00pm     Rodriguez                                                            10.30pm   Approximate Finish
Art Bazaar Lambton Park 
Art Bazaar is being held at Lambton Park on Sunday 27 November 2016 from 9am – 3pm. Surrounded by beautiful parklands & great scenery, Art Bazaar will feature over 60 Hunter based Artisan stall holders who will have a huge array of original, handmade, unique and quality products on offer. Newcastle’s essential Christmas Shopping destination also has plenty of free parking, entertainment, fine food, Art in the Park, & all are welcome to participate in the ancient practice of labyrinth walking with a labyrinth by Max Greive, labyrinth facilitator.
Art Bazaar has cemented it’s reputation as the event that showcases the Hunter’s creative & vibrant art community that locals & visitors look forward to three times every year. Visitors will also be delighted with the food & music being offered alongside our member’s stalls.
Art Bazaar has developed into a major art event for the region which now attracts many visitors from out of the area and is the Hunter’s premier artisan and design marketplace. Art Bazaar is a great way to show families and visitors how wonderful our creative community is. Recent accolades include Volunteer Grants 2015, 2015 Hunter Local Business Awards Finalist, 2015 Stockland Community Grants Winner & 2014 QantasLink Hunter & Central Coast Awards for Excellence in Tourism Finalist.
HAN is a non-profit membership of artisans from the Hunter who carefully hand pick stallholders to ensure that shoppers have an array of local, handmade, unique, original & quality products, making Art Bazaar an affordable opportunity for both the public & the creative people of Newcastle and the Hunter. Enjoy meeting the artists and designers who have carefully created for the reputable event providing access beyond the boundaries of the gallery.
THE MONKEES
The Enmore Theatre

THU 15 DEC @ 8PM

Price: A Res - $249.15 // B Res - $199.95// C Res - $149.95 // D Res - $99.95 // E Res - $89.95
Bookings: (02) 9550 3666
Tickets: On sale now @ Enmore Theatre - Ticketek
The Monkees 50th Anniversary show is a unique concert experience. Times may change but infectious pop hits and wonderfully charismatic characters stay in our hearts and memories forever.
On September 8, 1965, when producers Bob Rafelson and Bert Schneider placed a classified ad in The Hollywood Reporter seeking “4 insane boys,” they had no idea that they were about to unleash Monkee-mania! But that’s exactly what happened the following year when the first episode of “The Monkees” debuted on NBC on September 12, 1966.
50 years later and The Monkees anniversary show is coming to Australia and New Zealand. After sell-out North American shows, and with a brand new album “Good Times!” in the charts, Micky and Peter are bringing the Monkees magic downunder.
Platinum VIP M&G package includes:
Meet Micky Dolenz and Peter Tork
Photo with Micky & Peter on your own camera or phone
Limited edition A3 Thick Card Poster signed by Micky and Peter
Admission to Soundcheck featuring fan faves and deep cuts not included in the normal set.
Monkees guitar pick
Official commemorative Monkees VIP Laminate
STRICTLY LIMITED TO 30 ONLY PER SHOW
Gold VIP package includes:
Admission to Soundcheck featuring fan faves and deep cuts not included in the normal set
Limited edition A3 Thick Card Poster
Monkees guitar pick
Official commemorative Monkees VIP Laminate
Sat 10 Dec – Ted Mulry Gang Reunite for Ted!
Belmont 16 Footers
Saturday, 10th December
Show Starts: 8.30PM
Doors Open: 7.45PM
The original lineup of the Ted Mulry Gang will play their first Newcastle show in 20 years.
Les Hall, Gary Dixon and Herm Kovac will take to the stage together for the first time in 25 years with Ted Mulry’s younger brother Steve on vocals and original AC/DC member, Mark Evans on bass.
With the passing of Ted Mulry in 2001 it is only fitting that his younger brother Steve fill his shoes. Steve sang 2 songs with the band at the Gimme Ted Benefit in 2001 and got the thumbs up from big brother.
Drummer Herm Kovac announced, “The band is excited to do some shows and we feel Steve and Mark are the perfect fit. Newcastle has always been one of our favourite cities with Les and I having lived there for some time. Our roadie Ron still lives in Belmont so he can walk to the gig”.
About Ted Mulry Gang
The band had a string of hits in the seventies with Jump In My Car hitting the number one spot forty years ago after being discovered as an album track by a Newcastle DJ.
Other hits like Darktown Strutters Ball, Crazy, My Little Girl, Jamaica Rum, Heart of Stone and many others will feature in what promises to be a an unforgettable night of Rock and Roll. The band also pays tribute to Ted by performing Julia and Falling In Love Again, which were hits for Ted as a solo artist prior to TMG.
General Entry : $36.50
Dinner and Show Premium Seating : $71.50
UB40 with ALI, ASTRO & MICKEY
The Enmore Theatre

THU 12 JAN @ 7:30PM

Price: GA STANDING - $129.00 // A RESERVE SEATING - $129.00 // B RESERVE SEATING - $99.00
Bookings: (02) 9550 3666
Mode: Concert Mode - Reserved Seating // General Admission Standing
Tickets: On sale now @ Enmore Theatre - Ticketek
Chart-topping multiplatinum reggae-pop outfit UB40 today reveal national Australian tour dates for January 2017. With the band’s beloved original front-man ALI CAMPBELL at the helm, together with founding members ASTRO and MICKEY VIRTUE, UB40’s Australian return will be one of the most anticipated events of the year.
Returning to our shores off the back of lauded performances at this year’s Byron Bay Bluesfest, Ali Campbell’s UB40 will hit the stage in 2017 for all-ages appearances beginning at Perth’s Fremantle Arts Centre on Tuesday 10th January, followed by Sydney’s Enmore Theatre on Thursday 12th January, Melbourne’s Hamer Hall on Friday 13th January and wrapping up at the picturesque Sandstone Point at Bribie Island on Sunday 15th January.
Responsible for countless iconic global hits including ‘Red Red Wine’, ‘(I Can’t Help) Falling In Love With You’, ‘Here I Am (Come And Take Me)’, ‘I Got You Babe’ recorded with Chrissie Hynde of The Pretenders and many more, UB40 are one of the most prolific and influential acts to emerge from Britain in the late-70’s. With Ali Campbell’s legendary voice at the fore, the band has notched up multiple Grammy Award nominations for Best Reggae Album, has sold over 70 million records worldwide and played at some of the world’s premiere music venues including London’s O2 Arena, the Manchester Apollo and Dublin’s 3Arena.
Since reuniting three years ago, original UB40 founding members Ali Campbell, Astro and Mickey Virtue have developed into a formidable touring outfit. Their world tours have included visits to North and South America, Nigeria, South Africa, Dubai, Europe and Papua New Guinea. Currently in the midst of a sell-out North America and Canada tour, UB40 will land in Australia to deliver their distinctive rootsy musical mélange to audiences around the country.
In 2014, UB40 featuring Ali Campbell, Astro & Mickey Virtue released a critically acclaimed Top 10 album, ‘Silhouette’, showcasing the outfit’s unique brand of reggae-pop across thirteen tracks including single ‘I Want You’. The band has plans to release a new studio album later this year.
“Ali’s voice is as flawlessly soothing live as it is on record… UB40 may be 38 years old but like the red, red wine they extol the virtues of, they’ve matured to perfection.” – MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS, April 2016
“Campbell’s voice sounded terrific as the band sent the audience home with a one-two of their most popular covers, Many Rivers to Cross and Can’t Help Falling in Love. Judging by the crowd’s reaction, the band’s first appearance at Bluesfest won’t be their last.” – SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, Bluesfest 2016
“With the return of Ali Campbell to the vocal duties, expectations were high for this return of UB40 to Australia’s shores. He showed that not only has he not lost any of his singing ability, he can hold a crowd in the palm of his hand. The full band were all class for classic cut Can’t Help Falling in Love and Al Green cover Here I Am (Come and Take Me). An excellent example of an old band returning and sounding just like they used to. They finished with Red, Red Wine, which would stay in our heads for the rest of the night.” – THEMUSIC, Bluesfest 2016
SYMPHONY UNDER THE STARS – THE DOMAIN

14 JANUARY

Classical music under the stars
VENUE
THE DOMAIN
ART GALLERY ROAD
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS
SYDNEY 2000
WHEN: 14 JANUARY AT 8PM
DURATION: 135 MINS
TICKETS: FREE

SYDNEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA / AUSTRALIA
Adams: Short Ride in a Fast Machine
Mozart: Sinfonia concertante (featuring violin soloist Andrew Haveron and viola solist Tobias Breider)
Elgar: Enigma Variations
Tchaikovsky: 1812 Overture 
Conducted by Nick Carter
It wouldn’t be summer in Sydney without Symphony Under The Stars. In 2017 we present the much-anticipated performance in The Domain as well as a performance at The Crescent in Parramatta Park.
Bring a hamper, a blanket and your friends, and settle in for a free concert with a repertoire including Adams, Mozart, Elgar and more.
Find a patch of grass and get comfortable for an evening of delightful music.
Bars and stalls will be available on site for attendees to purchase food and drinks.
Note: This is a no smoking event.
OPERA IN THE DOMAIN

21 JANUARY

Opera Australia’s biggest stars, under the stars
VENUE: THE DOMAIN
ART GALLERY ROAD
ROYAL BOTANIC GARDENS
SYDNEY 2000
WHEN: 21 JANUARY AT 8PM
TICKETS: FREE
OPERA AUSTRALIA / AUSTRALIA
The stars begin to twinkle as daylight fades, and the picnic blankets are spread with good fare. From the stage, the sound of the Australian Opera and Ballet Orchestra fills the night, and some of the most famous arias are performed under the stars.
On a summer evening, relax and bask in the power of the human voice.
Bars and stalls will be available on site to purchase food and drinks.
ORSZACZKY BUDGET ORCHESTRA

17 & 24 JANUARY

A soul-funk tribute to a beloved figure in Australian music
VENUE
VILLAGE STAGE PRESENTED BY CHINA SOUTHERN AIRLINES
MERITON FESTIVAL VILLAGE
HYDE PARK NORTH 
ENTRY NEAR ARCHIBALD FOUNTAIN
WHEN: 17 & 24 JANUARY AT 6.30PM & 8.30PM
DURATION: 45 MINS EACH SET
TICKETS: FREE
The late, great Hungarian-born bandleader, composer and visionary Jackie Orszaczky was a beloved staple on the Sydney music scene for more than three decades. He held free Tuesday night residencies at iconic inner-city venues, where young musos could go to learn from one of the most respected figures in the game. He arranged innovative horn and string sections for some of the country’s biggest bands, including collaborations with Marcia Hines, Billy Thorpe, Hoodoo Gurus, You Am I and Savage Garden.
Jackie died of lymphoma in 2008, but his energy, passion, and dazzlingly inventive arrangements live on in multiple groups, including the 12-piece Orszaczky Budget Orchestra. Fronted by Tina Harrod and vocalist Darren Percival, the ensemble showcases a big band which features many of the musicians that collaborated with Jackie over the years and was specially formed to showcase a vibrant horn section. A throwback tribute party full of Jackie’s soul-funk tunes and his arrangements of classics, truly worthy of both his memory and most of the leather on your dancing shoes.
Note: The Meriton Festival Village is a licensed venue. Under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Twilight at Taronga
presented by ANZ
Fri 27 Jan – Sat 11 March, 2017, Taronga Zoo, NSW
Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ Announce 2017
Summer Concert Series Music Program
Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ is thrilled to announce their Summer 2017 music program. A calendar staple and the ultimate destination for music lovers each year, Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ will run from Friday 27 January to Saturday 11 March, set amongst the unique environment of Taronga Zoo, in one of the country's premier open-air events.
Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ offers the unparalleled thrill of an open-air show on the lawns of Taronga Zoo's intimate, fully-licensed natural amphitheatre. Set against the stunning backdrop of Sydney Harbour, audiences are invited to enjoy a gourmet antipasto hamper and refreshing drinks as the sun sets, immersing themselves in the magnificence of Sydney in the summer. All tickets to Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ include free same-day Zoo entry, plus free return ferry travel from Circular Quay from 5:15pm; bus transfers from Taronga wharf to the main Zoo entrance; and post-show buses to Spit Junction and Mosman.
Taronga Zoo believes that with the public's help, every species can not only survive, but thrive, and all proceeds from the Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ summer concert series go back into their ongoing conservation work. In 2016 Taronga Zoo launched its legacy for the future and for the wild, dedicating the next 10 years to the conservation of 10 critical species. The 2017 series will champion the first global community action tool, Wildlife Witness to help in the fight against illegal wildlife trade.
TWILIGHT AT TARONGA PRESENTED BY ANZ 2017 LINEUP
Starring, in chronological order
Friday 27 January – PETER GARRETT AND THE ALTER EGOS and KEV CARMODY
The enigmatic Peter Garrett is bringing his band The Alter Egos to the iconic Taronga Zoo to cut the ribbon on the Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ 2017 Summer Concert Series, with a rare coheadline performance with Kev Carmody.
As the fearless frontman who led Midnight Oil through a career spanning 30 years and 12 Top 10 albums, Peter Garrett’s all-star band features Midnight Oil’s Martin Rotsey on guitar, Peter Luscombe (RocKwiz, Paul Kelly) on drums, and Mark Wilson from Jet on bass, and Rosa Morgan (Red Ghost) on keyboards. Together they will perform songs from Peter Garrett’s recently released solo album A Version of Now , which was penned as he looked back on a remarkable journey though music, activism, politics and family for his 2015 memoir, Big Blue Sky.  On its release, the Top 3 charting collection was warmly received by critics and fans alike, with many publications, including Rolling Stone and The Australian, awarding it four star reviews.
Joining Peter Garrett for his performance under the stars is one of Australia’s pre-eminent singer-songwriters, storytellers and ARIA Hall of Fame inductee, Kev Carmody. Born of Aboriginal and Irish heritage, Kev Carmody’s songbook has been collected over forty years; politically charged and driven by the history of his peoples’ struggles and set on the land he loves. Join these two iconic singers for a night of soulful performances set against the stunning backdrop of Sydney Harbour as we welcome Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ for another year.
Adult (16+)$80.95
Child (4-15yrs)$64.95
Concession (ID required)$72.95
Group 12+$72.25
Saturday 28 January – JO JO ZEP & THE FALCONS and THE SPORTS
Two legendary Australian rock outfits from the 70s and 80s come together for a co-headline show during the opening weekend of Twilight at Taronga 2017 presented by ANZ, both Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons and The Sports are set to grace the Taronga stage for two lively performances under the stars, overlooking Sydney Harbour.
Jo Jo Zep & The Falcons made their mark on the Australian music landscape with their unique blend of rock ‘n’ roll, soulful sax and reggae rhythms. The seminal band has performed only a handful of times since their zenith, so this Twilight performance offers a rare opportunity to witness the classic line-up of Joe Camilleri (aka Jo Jo Zep), Jeff Burstin, Tony Faehse, John Power, Wilbur Wilde and Gary Young performing together.
Melburnian new-wave-meets-pub-rock group The Sports launched their career in 1978, spawning 13 singles in four years, including the hits ‘Strangers on a Train’, ‘Who Listens to the Radio’ and ‘Don’t Throw Stones’. The band had four albums reach the Top 40, and their acclaimed sophomore releaseDon’t Throw Stones (1979) was ranked #51 in the 2010 book 100 Best Australian Albums. Their Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ performance will mark The Sports’ first Sydney show in 30 years. 
Adult (16+)$74.95
Child (4-15yrs)$59.95
Concession (ID required)$67.95
Group 12+$67.25
Friday 3 February – THE RUBENS supported by Bec Sandridge
In 2017 The Rubens will make their Twilight at Taronga presented by ANZ debut, supported by Bec Sandridge, for a night set against the picturesque sunset backdrop of Sydney Harbour.
Formed in NSW by brothers Zaac, Sam and Elliott Margin together with friends Scott Baldwin and William Zeglies, over the past five years The Rubens have grown from an outer-suburban indie-rock band to a bona fide force-to-be-reckoned-with. Their sophomore album Hoops (2015), a record which The Music detailed as “crammed with gritty guitars, foot-stomping rhythms and Sam Margin's signature bluesy vocals that ooze country town swag,” debuted at #2 on the ARIA chart first week, with the band subsequently selling out every show on their album tour. After a summer of festival slots and further sold out shows, their lead single, also called ‘Hoops’, scored the top spot on the 2016 triple j Hottest 100, kicking the single into Platinum status.
Joining them on the Twilight stage is Bec Sandridge – the Sydney-via-Glasgow pop/punk off-beat guitarist. Her latest single ‘You’re A F*cking Joke’ was labelled “strikingly anthemic” by Rolling Stone and has received critical acclaim from media all over the country. 
Adult              $74.95 inc BF
Concession   $67.95 inc BF
Child               $59.95 inc BF
Saturday 4 February – KILLING HEIDI supported by Abbe May
Friday 10 February – KASEY CHAMBERS supported by Thelma Plum
Saturday 11 February – BALL PARK MUSIC and THE JUNGLE GIANTS
Thursday 16 February – JET with special guests
Friday 17 February – george supported by Felix Riebl (Cat Empire) and Jack Carty
Saturday 18 February – JAMES MORRISON BIG BAND
Friday 24 February – BJÖRN AGAIN
Saturday 25 February – BJÖRN AGAIN
Friday 3 March – KURT VILE (US) supported by Mick Turner
Saturday 4 March – THE LIVING END ‘TWANGIN' AT TWILIGHT' supported by Gabriella Cohen
Thursday 9 March – TEGAN AND SARA (CAN) with special guests
Friday 10 March – TEENAGE FANCLUB (UK) supported by The Goon Sax
Saturday 11 March – MARTHA WAINWRIGHT (CAN) supported by Oh Pep!
Tickets are on sale now! I will update info for the later ones each week.
TAPESTRY - THE SONGS OF CAROLE KING
The Enmore Theatre

FRI 10 FEB @ 8PM

Price $79.00
Bookings: (02) 9550 3666
Mode: Concert Mode - Reserved Seating
Tickets: On sale now @ Enmore Theatre - Ticketek
SUNG BY VIKA BULL & DEBRA BYRNE
On the 45th anniversary of one of the best-selling albums of all time, Carole King’s pop masterpiece, Tapestry was celebrated by two of Australia’s most loved vocalists in three sold out shows at the Arts Centre, Melbourne in August 2016. Iconic performers Vika Bull and Debra Byrne along with The Brill Band, featuring some of Australia’s finest musicians, reimagined the songs of the “most successful and revered female songwriter in pop music history”.
Released in 1971, Tapestry was No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart for 15 weeks with over 25 million copies sold worldwide. It is considered was one of the most important pop albums of the 20th century producing the mega hits “I Feel the Earth Move”, “You’ve Got A Friend”, “(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman”, “It’s Too Late” and “Will You Love Me Tomorrow.’
This album forms the centrepiece of the Tapestry concert created by the producer/director of the smash hit At Last: The Etta James Story. Both performers have been inspired by the work of Carole King and the Tapestry album. “A true singer songwriter Carole King doesn’t write to get on the radio she writes because it is all coming from her heart. That is why I love her,” says Debra Byrne.
For 25 years, the glorious voice of Vika Bull, has comprised one of the most distinctive, versatile and emotionally charged sounds on the Australian music landscape. Since a multi-platinum conquest of pop radio with the Black Sorrows in the late 1980s, Vika Bull has forged a diverse pathway into soul, gospel, blues, country and the island music of her Tongan ancestry. Her rich solo vocals and instinctive harmonies have spawned eight albums with her sister Linda, as well as studio and concert performances by Paul Kelly, Renee Geyer, John Farnham, Hunters & Collectors, Tim Finn, Kasey Chambers, John Butler and Dan Sultan. Since 2013 Vika has been performing to packed houses in theatres around Australia in the smash hit concert At Last – The Etta James Story.
Like Vika, Debra Byrne is an Australian music icon. At age 14 she was chosen as one of six original team members of Young Talent Time. By the time Debra was 16 she had won a Logie and the Queen of Pop award and had a single at number one for seven weeks. In the 80s she found her true home of musical theatre with roles in Cats, Jerry’s Girls, Les Miserables, Hot Shoe Shuffle and Sunset Boulevard. She has recorded three solo albums and starred in many Australian television series, most recently as Judy Moran in Fat Tony and Co.
“Melbourne’s vibrant and healthy live music scene means the people of the city are spoilt with many great and unique performances. ‘Tapestry: The Songs of Carole King’ is a show that will translate to any city around the country if Vika and Debra chose to do so.” – Paul Cashmere, Noise 11.
“Tapestry: The Songs of Carole King was a well-curated homage to Carole King at the Playhouse Theatre at Arts Centre Melbourne. Vika Bull and Debra Byrne gave an intimate and personable performance covered not just the well-known hits such as ‘You’ve Got a Friend’ and ‘I Feel the Earth Move’, but also shared vignettes of Carole King’s life. It was also an introduction to songs that many would not have known Carole King wrote, such as ‘The Loco-Motion’ and ‘Will You Love Me Tomorrow’, made famous by The Shirelles.” – Emmanuella, The Plus Ones.
The Living End Bring Tour to Newcastle
Aussie legends, The Living End are headed to The Cambridge Hotel on Friday, March 10 2017 as part of their Staring Down The Highway Tour.
Having released their ARIA # 5 album Shift in May; levelling their sold out major city national Shift tour; performing on the at the 2016 AFL Grand Final; headlining festivals around the country; and scoring nominations for Best Rock Album and Best Australian Live Act at this year’s ARIA Awards – so far it has been a year in which the kings of Australian rock reclaimed their throne after a five-year hiatus after their 2011 ARIA-Award winning album, The Ending Is Just The Beginning Repeating.
There is no rest in sight, the band are set to roll on into 2017 hitting regional areas of Australia for their Staring Down The Highway Tour, starting in March. These regional shows will see the band play a series of mediums-sized venues and clubs, allowing fans the chance to see them play some of their most intimate shows in years.
They will be supported by Australia’s premier Psychedelic Reggae Ska Doom Metal Punk Rock band From Hell and triple j faves The Bennies, who will bring a whole-new brand of punk rock energy and exuberance to the stage, sure to wow TLE fans with their high-flying antics. Having previously supported punk heavyweights like NOFX AND Rancid, they’re no strangers to playing with punk rock royalty, and they’re set to claim another picture card when they head out with The Living End in March.
To coincide with the tour announce, the band have also released the brand-new video for their latest single ‘Staring Down The Barrel.’
Fri 24 Mar 2017 - Carmen on Sydney Harbour!
This is Handa Opera on Sydney Harbour: the cultural event of the year. At sunset, gather with friends over a glass of something sparkling and a sumptuous Spanish meal before settling back to enjoy our vivacious, vivid production of Bizet's Carmen.
Information
Where?
Fleet Steps, Mrs Macquaries Point
Sydney, NSW
When?
From Friday 24 March 2017 until Sunday 23 April 2017
What else?
"It's the perfect potion - the glitzy visuals and hyperactive energy of a Broadway musical mixed with world-class opera." - TIME OUT
1. Premium Seating AU $329.00
2. A Reserve Seating            AU $199.00
3. B Reserve Seating AU $129.00
4. C Reserve Seating            AU $69.00
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Blondie & Cyndi Lauper - Bimbadgen, Hunter Valley

SATURDAY 1 APRIL

In a world first, two of music's most iconic artists, BLONDIE and CYNDI LAUPER are teaming up to co-headline a day on the green shows nationally in April 2017. Joining these much loved artists are The Clouds, Montaigne and Alex Lahey.
Don't miss what promises to be one of the concert highlights of 2017!
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SNARKY PUPPY
The Enmore Theatre

MON 10 APR @ 7:15PM

Price: A Reserve Seating - $98.40 // B Reserve Seating / GA Standing - $75.95
Bookings: (02) 9550 3666
Mode: Concert Mode - Reserved Seating // General Admission Standing
Tickets: On sale now @ Enmore Theatre - Ticketek
͞This is instrumental jazz at its most joyful and optimistic, designed to unburden and enliven.͟ – Themusic.com.au
Snarky Puppy has gone from the best kept secret to one of the most respected names in instrumental music; seamlessly fusing a deep knowledge and respect for musical tradition, with sonic and conceptual innovation in a way that is able to reach the most critical or most carefree audience. This convergence of musicians from white and black America have performed regularly with artists like Erykah Badu, Snoop Dogg, Kirk Franklin, Justin Timberlake, Roy Hargrove, and Marcus Miller among others.
Picking up a Grammy for Best R&B Performance in 2014 and Best Contemporary Instrumental Album in 2016; their 11th album Culcha Vulcha is their first purely studio album to be unleashed in eight years. Snarky Puppy is led by bassist/guitarist/composer/arranger Michael League, with a New-York based, shifting ensemble of over 40 exceptional mult-instrumentalists referred to as ͞The Fam͟.
Don’t miss Snarky Puppy’s first ever national Australian tour; guaranteed r&b, big band and jazz fusion in all its skilful glory.
Sat 27 May 2017 - Zora’s Dance

20 YEAR ANNIVERSARY BALL - NEWCASTLE TOWN HALL SATURDAY 27TH MAY 2017

To celebrate 20 years of Zora's dance a dinner dance will be held on Saturday 27th May 2017.
Venue - Newcastle Town Hall
Dress code - Black Tie (Formal)
Tickets - TBA
Further details to follow shortly.
For those who would like to attend please like Zoras Dance on Facebook and post your interest to the event please.

There’s much to love at the Art Gallery of New South Wales in 2017.Following the huge success of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera which is in its final week, in 2017 the Gallery continues to present exhibitions on significant Australian and international artists including Andy Warhol, Rembrandt, Georgia O’Keeffe along with Margaret Preston and Grace Cossington Smith, Mikala Dwyer, Mervyn Bishop, Robert Mapplethorpe and many more.
Adman: Warhol before pop
Adman focuses on the formative years of one of the 20th century’s most influential artists. It provides surprising insights into the beginning of Warhol’s career, from his award-winning work as a commercial illustrator through to his first, little-known exhibitions.
25 Feb – 28 May 2017
John Olsen: the you beaut country
This exhibition surveys 70 years of the career of one of Australia’s most distinguished artists. It is the most comprehensive exhibition mounted on Olsen's work and includes paintings, ceramics, tapestries and works on paper drawn from public and private collections.10 March – 12 June 2017
O'Keeffe, Preston, Cossington Smith: making modernism   
This exhibition brings together the iconic work of American artist Georgia O’Keeffe with modernist masterpieces by two of Australia’s most celebrated 20th-century artists, Margaret Preston and Grace Cossington Smith.1 Jul – 2 Oct 2017 
Robert Mapplethorpe: the perfect medium
Mapplethorpe is among the most influential visual artists of the late 20th-century. This exhibition presents a selection of his photographs from floral still lifes and rare colour photographs to his controversial erotic imagery.28 Oct 2017 – 18 Feb 2018 
Rembrandt and the Dutch golden age 
This is the first exhibition at the Gallery devoted to the greatest Dutch painters of the 17th century and the flourishing artistic culture of the time. Drawn from the Rijksmuseum, it includes masterpieces by Rembrandt, Vermeer, Ruisdael, Hals, de Heem, de Hooch, Lievens and Leyster.11 Nov 2017 – 18 Feb 2018 

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