Local supergroup Australian Rock Collective (ARC) have just announced they’ll be performing Pink Floyd’s Wish You Were Here and Dark Side of the Moon in theatres and concert halls across Australia this August.
ARC is Australia’s most celebrated supergroup, with a combined 33 ARIA Awards and 16 Top Ten ARIA Albums. Comprised of four living legends in Australian rock music – Kram (Spiderbait), Darren Middleton (Powderfinger), Mark Wilson (Jet) and Davey Lane (You Am I) – they bring to the stage the enthusiasm of friends who grew up as diehard music fans combined with the Legacy, skills and experience of artists who have directly contributed to it.
Tickets are now on sale:
THE KINGS THEATRE, CALOUNDRA, QLD – SATURDAY 9 AUGUST
CONCERT HALL, QPAC, BRISBANE, QLD – SUNDAY 10 AUGUST
TWIN TOWNS, TWEED HEADS, NSW – WEDNESDAY 13 AUGUST
CIVIC THEATRE, NEWCASTLE, NSW – THURSDAY 14 AUGUST
CANBERRA THEATRE, CANBERRA, ACT – SUNDAY 17 AUGUST
CONCERT HALL, SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE, SYDNEY, NSW – TUESDAY 19 AUGUST
HAMER HALL, MELBOURNE, VIC – THURSDAY 21 AUGUST
RIVERSIDE THEATRE, PERTH, WA – SATURDAY 23 AUGUST
For complete tour and ticket information, visit: livenation.com.au
Hello, I’m Sandy Kaye. A freelance broadcaster, journalist and producer who has spent more than 35 years on both sides of radio and television microphones. I’ve worked with every TV network in Australia, have produced and presented for countless radio stations around the country and have hosted my own commercial radio talk-back show. I’ve even held the distinction of being Sydney’s first female newsreader on radio – way back when!
Today my passion is A Breath of Fresh Air which allows me to immerse myself in one of my favourite things – music. I just love all kinds of music and am fascinated by the people who make it. In particular, it’s the music of the '60s '70s and '80s that takes me back to my youth and means so much to me.
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