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Eugene Hamilton
Eugene Hamilton is the worlds greatest performer of high octane, testosterone drenched power cabaret. His performances are full of humour and warmth.
The richest man in the world with one of the richest voices in showbiz, Eugene delivers everything from heart rending ballads to infectious soul and latin beats.
He draws his repertoire from every decade. From the smooth beats of the 60s to the poptastic tunes of the noughties, Eugene will take your breath away.
His reviews are universally complimentary. No performer is so dedicated, so attuned to the every whim of the audience. Eugene has audiences all over the world eating out of the palm of his hand.
No stranger to the stage, Eugene has enjoyed a long and rewarding relationship with fame. He shot to prominence as the lead singer of Melbourne band The Stone Cold Boners, and is now performing with his band The Money to wow the world once again.
Dubbed ‘The world’s most living man’, Eugene has widespread acclaim as an ultra virile, ‘ubertainer’.
For a performance like no other, that will literally leave you sweaty and gasping for air (in the best way), you can’t go past the one man wonder from Down Under, Eugene Hamilton. Experienced in the world of corporate entertainment, Eugene is equally at home performing at major events, or lighting the stage on fire at a special party or wedding.
Please contact Eugene if you would like to find out about upcoming performances. For more about Eugene, you can check out his latest news or listen to his interview with Red Symons.
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Tendrils
Tendrils were an irregular collaboration between two Australian guitarists, Joel Silbersher of Hoss and Charlie Owen of Beasts of Bourbon.[1] The music of Tendrils is characterized by two chaotic yet complementary guitar parts and occasional stripped-back percussion. In 1995, billed simply as "Joel Silbersher and Charlie Owen", they issued an album, Tendrils. It was produced by Spencer P. Jones and recorded at Atlantis Studios, Melbourne.[2] Drums were provided by Greg Bainbridge on three tracks and Todd McNeair on one track.[2]
For the second album, Soaking Red (1998), they used Tendrils as the band's name. Owen played guitars, pedal bass, piano, organ, percussion, mandolin, banjo, bass recorder, backing vocals on one track and drums on another; Silbersher supplied vocals, guitars, drums, harmonica, and incidental keyboards; Jim White provided additional drumming on one track.[2] It was produced by Dave McLuney, Owen and Silbersher and mixed at Atlantis studios.[2] Soaking Red was nominated for at the ARIA Music Awards of 1999 for Best Alternative Release.[3] In April 1999 they advertised an intention to tour overseas. In November 2011 Tendrils supported a gig by Gareth Liddiard.
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MorningMaxwell
For DJ / Producer Morning Maxwell, a strong party vibe seems to follow him wherever he goes.
Completely individual in his approach, Max can often be found anywhere the coconut water is, wearing the most colourful clothing in sight. MorningMaxwell resides in leafy Warrandyte in Melbourne, creating funky electronic dance music ranging from chilled hip shakers to house bangers. Passionate about all things house and electronic, Max performs his highly energetic sets often ending up half naked and viciously dancing into the very early hours of the morning. He recently toured around Bali, Fiji and most of Australia and is looking forward to 2020 having already ticked off a Client Liason support and a successful new single release ‘Take It In’.
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Damien Leith
Damien Leith first captured the attention and affection of Australians when he was crowned winner of 2006 Australian Idol on Network 10. Since then Damien has made his mark in Australia as a singer, songwriter, producer, author, playwright and tv personality. He has enjoyed platinum-selling albums and toured Australia extensively with his tributes to Roy Orbison & Elvis Presley. Damien recently released an app entitled ’Damien Leith Storytime’ featuring bedtime stories for kids and is currently enjoying his experience as breakfast announcer on 98.1 Power Fm.
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Sugar Fed Leopards
Sugar Fed Leopards (SFL) are a blazing septet conceived at the nexus of classic pop and disco. With smoking hot costumes, sweet harmonies, tight dance routines and a cranking rhythm section, SFL have been breaking hearts and starting dance floor fires since 2013.
Described as "...Saturday Night Fever meets Kath & Kim on acid", the band has toured in Europe and across Australia, including festival spots at Boogie, Woodford and Falls.
In January 2015, SFL launched their debut album ‘Sweet Spots’ followed up by 'Take You Out Tonight' (April 2017) which was selected as 'Album of the Week' on both PBS FM and 3RRR FM.
The release of Double A-Side single ‘Rose’ and ‘Sugar In Her Pocket’ in February 2018 signalled a short break for the band as they took some time off to recoup and regroup following a hectic few years of peak fitness.
During the pandemic, the band recorded and released single and film clip ode to spring, 'Flowers in the Falling Rain' (September 2021).
SFL are currently working hard on their core strength to emerge early in 2023 with new moves, new fashions and a new full length album.
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Sugar Breath (Steph Brett) – lead vox
Lemona Squeeze (Louise Terry) – back-up vox
Coco Caramelle (Carrie Webster) – back-up vox
Chocolate Marshmallow (Justin Marshall) – drums
Davide Dolce (David Bramble) – guitar
Kitty Katerini (Kat Karvess) – bass
Candy Lion (Dandelion Jackson) – saxophone
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Caravan Club
Coming in hot.
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Dulcie
Dulcie return to play a select handful of headline shows in support of their latest single 'tell ur friends'. After a covid-ravaged 2020/2021, the 3-piece pop band from Perth are ready to get back onstage & show the country what they've been missing!
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Donna + The Dynamos
Donna and the Dynamos are a female band formed by Donna Sheridan, along with her friends Tanya Chesham-Leigh and Rosie Mulligan.
The sequel gives us a sneak peek in Donna and the Dynamos in their younger years. The band is already a known group by all their peers at college, as seen during their graduation scene and their performance of When I Kissed the Teacher. Tanya and Rosie follow Donna to Greece to perform in Lazaros and Sophia's tavern, and bring their equipment and costumes along.
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