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Shane Howard – ‘GOANNA DREAMING’ New Band Album
Release Date: July 2nd, 2010 through Goanna Arts/ MGM A Goanna enlists a Dingo to create a powerful and sublime Australian album….In July 2010, Shane Howard will release his long awaited new studio album, Goanna Dreaming, and will be touring nationally.Produced by Kerryn Tolhurst, (Dingoes) and Howard, this trans-Pacific recording project began in Tucson, Arizona in Tolhurst’s studio and was completed back in Australia.
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After a SOLD OUT show at The Caravan Club,
Shane Howard and his band return to Oakleigh for a second show
with special guests Dan Sultan and Scott Wilson (in duo mode)
The show will also feature special guest Amy Saunders (Tiddas)
Tickets are $38 plus booking fee or $42 at the door
available at
Caravan Music Club, 95-97 Drummond Street, Oakleigh.
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9am - late at Musgrave Park, Cordelia St, South Brisbane
ENTRY: Gold coin donation THIS IS A ALCOHOL & DRUG FREE EVENT Indigenous Arts n Crafts stalls, LIVE Entertainment, FREE childrens rides Information & Interactive stalls Food stalls n treats
Catch up with 'ol friends, meet new friends A FUN DAY FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY ! SPECIAL GUEST APPEARANCE. . . SHANE HOWARD
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SHANE HOWARD - LYRICS
For the first time Shane Howard’s considerable body of work is collected into a single volume, illustrated with the writers own paintings and drawings, from his journals of journeys over the last thirty years.
Lyric Book available through One Day Hill Publishers and Goanna Arts.
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Driftwood - Rare and Unreleased is a compilation of rare and unreleased songs that Shane has recorded over the last 30 years that didn’t find a home on released albums.
Most of the tracks date back 20 or 30 years, some were demos, some never made it for technical or personal reasons, but all these years later, they give a different picture, fill some gaps and have a unique story to tell as a collection.
Driftwood-Rare and Unreleased is available through MGM and Goanna Arts and all good record stores. |
Presented by Melbourne International Arts Festival in association with Arts House and in collaboration with The Black Arm Band
THE BLACK ARM BAND 'DIRTSONG' Following celebrated world premiere performances at Melbourne Festival with murundak in 2006 and Hidden Republic in 2008, The Black Arm Band returns with a musical journey to stir the soul in collaboration with Miles Franklin Award winner Alexis Wright dirtsong is a music performance from Aboriginal Australia mixing traditional and contemporary songs, existing repertoire with newly commissioned music and sung in many Australian languages.
A narrative about country, dirtsong evokes a sense of geographical place and country as a series of encounters, memories, occurrences, obligations and nature. With words from Miles Franklin Award-winning author Alexis Wright (Carpentaria), these songs evoke a new conceptual and emotional map of Australia’s heartland while gently awakening some of Australia’s sleeping languages.Performed in Australian Aboriginal languages against a backdrop of lyrical film imagery.
FRI OCT 23RD AT 7.30PM and SAT 24TH OCT AT 7.30PM
The Arts Centre, State Theatre
St Kilda Road
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The NSW Mid North Coast’s boutique music festival returns for its third year this October. Celebrate live and original music in the picturesque heritage town of Wingham at the Wingham Akoostik Music Festival.
The outdoor event boasts a full weekend of music along with tempting food, great coffee, and market stalls, perfect for a day trip or a full weekend away
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SHANE HOWARD : SAT OCT 17TH , 6.30PM, on the BUNGAY STAGE |
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SHANE HOWARD IN IRELAND: JULY/AUGUST 2009
Best known in Ireland for Mary Blacks' interpretation of 'Flesh & Blood'
along with many other songs. This is a rare return for Shane to his ancestral homeland.
July 30th- Rahan, Tullamore, Co Offaly with Liam O’Maonlai and Fiachna O’Braonain
July 31st- Dingle, Co Kerry
August 2nd- Whelans, Dublin with special guest Rory Faithfield
August 4th- Lahinch, Co Clare, with Liam O’Maonlai
August 6th- De Barras , Clonakilty, Co Cork, as special guest for John Spillane
August 7th- Kilkenny, Co Kilkenny, with Liam O’Maonlai
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In South West Victoria, once home to Australia’s largest rural Irish community, St Brigid’s Church and Hall stand atop a hill overlooking the Southern Ocean. Irish Famine refugees built them. For 130 years the community have cherished them. The church need to sell them. The people want to keep them. You can help them!
Renowned singer songwriters, Shane Howard and Archie Roach, have played the world over, to audiences of thousands but on Saturday the 20th of June and Friday 3rd July, they will perform along with a line up of folk, Irish, Indigenous and contemporary musicians on stage to help raise funds for their own local community.
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AFTER THE FIRE CD
St Vincent de Paul's bushfire relief CD 'After the Fire' features Shane's song 'Carry Me', written after the horrific Black Saturday bushfires in Victoria and first performed in Churchill on February 22nd at a concert to raise money for the Gippsland Relief Fund.
Kevin Welch, Joe Camilleri, Renee Geyer, Sally Dastey and Brian Mannix are among 15 of the artists who donated their songs to 'After The Fire'
After the Fire Cd is available online at http://www.myspace.com/afterthefirecd
'Carry me' can also be heard on Shane's Myspace site |
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Declan O'Rourke (Ireland)
with special guests
Shane Howard, Amy Saunders and Rory Faithfield
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"... There is an Australian dimension to Declan's life and work, which makes his voice a unique one. It's easy to fall in love with his beautifully crafted modern songs, his folk cool, old school, musicality and his voice. "Shane Howard - "Sweet melodies, beautiful lyrics and a voice to ease the soul, we are surely blessed to have Declan O'Rourke... " Amy Saunders
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SATURDAY 21ST MARCH
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Shane Howard, Patrick Davies ,Saturday 21 March 8.00pm.
Brunswick Town Hall, $30/$25 Shane joins forces with Patrick Davies for a unique event. Davies is a singer songwriter and musician and who lives in Fitzroy Crossing in the Kimberley region of WA. His songwriting reflects many aspects of life in the Kimberley and a proud heritage that spans both Aboriginal, Irish, Chinese ancestry and the many family links with the Kalkadoon peoples of Queensland also the Gooniyandi and Kitja people of the Kimberley. Patrick's album 'Rocky Old Road' is produced by Alan Pigram and also includes 3 members of the Pigram Brothers Stephen, Philip and Peter for much of the backing. This stunning debut album also includes a selection of great artists such as Bill Chambers, Shane Howard, Tim Wedde, Mary Black, Laoise Kelly, Lucky Oceans and Damian Watkis. Rocky Old Road reflects many aspects of life in the Kimberley.. life in general and Patrick's keen sense of social justice. Patrick will join Shane on stage at the Brunswick Town Hall for a unique concert.
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH
SUNDAY 15TH FEBRUARY
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SHANE HOWARD/JOHN SPILLANE (Ireland) The Famous Spiegeltent, Arts Centre Forecourt, 100 St Kilda Road, Melbourne
Two respected singer/songwriters come together to bridge the musical miles between their homelands of Australia and Ireland.
Shane Howard and John Spillane met in Steve Cooneys 'tower of song' in Naas, on the banks of the Shannon River early this century. Late into the night they scaled unimaginable heights and plumbed the murky depths. Fortunately, through the haze and the laughter, no one was injured. They resolved to try these improbable feats in a 'live' setting, some time in the future and it's taken until now to coerce John Spillane onto a leaky ship sailing between Ireland and Australia. John is a native of Cork, the County he lovingly describes as 'the centre of the universe', as it has been a huge influence on his work. Shane hails from South West Victoria, his music heavily influenced by both his ancestral ties to Ireland and his deep connection to the Indigenous Culture of Australia. This show is a great opportunity to hear two highly skilled musicians and exceptional songwriters come together in a unique cultural allegiance.
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Regional Victoria’s most significant cultural Indigenous event , Tarerer promotes harmony and exchange through the celebration of culture and country.
The Tarerer Festival returns to the traditional site of the meeting of the coastal clans. This multi-cultural celebration is an invitation to gather together in the spirit of the ‘meeting of the clans’ from which Tarerer takes its name.
Amidst the stunning backdrop of Tower Hill, Tarerer Festival is nestled in the coastal dunes at Killarney in South West Victoria.
Outstanding Artists: Sol Nation, Brett Clarke & Band, Uncle Herb Patten, Lee Morgan, Jayden Lillyst, Patricia Clarke, Rory Ellis, Tjimba & the Yung Warriors, Djiva (WA), Johnny Lovett, Amy Saunders, The Chosen Few, Shane Howard, Sudanese Band, Tarerer Showcase and for the first time an opportunity to perform on the Open Stage.
Workshops in photography/film, song writing and performance, environmental issues. Two Days of Celebration Sat 15 and Sun 16 November feasting, dance, trade, ceremony and music. Undercover in the Big Top commencing Saturday (12 noon) outstanding artists, children’s and youth activities and performances. Sunday (10 am til 4 30pm) will include ‘Women’s Business’ (all welcome) on Sunday morning, dance, games and coastal rock rambles. |
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THE BLACK ARM BAND
HIDDEN REPUBLIC
Two of Australia's foremost musical forces come together for an historic musical event that celebrates songs of hope and resistance from the open heart of Australia's contemporary Indigenous music
Since the stunning national response to murundak that had its world premiere as part of the 2006 Melbourne Festival, The Black Arm Band has experienced huge national acclaim. Uplifting and confronting, its music renders an intimate portrait of contemporary Indigenous life.
With a reputation for excellence and versatility the much-loved Melbourne Symphony Orchestra is Australia's oldest orchestra having celebrated its centenary in 2007.
Hidden Republic delves deeply into the songbook of contemporary Aboriginal music to reflect the renewed promise of 'post apology' Australia. This iconic music of national significance draws on the combined musical virtuosity and subtlety of 33 members of the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra together with a blistering seven piece jazz section to underscore the vocal artistry of the 24 members of The Black Arm Band. |
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David Arden and Robbie Bundle CD Launch
Shane will be a special guest at the Melbourne CD Launch of David Arden's 'Kookatha/Gunditjmara Clan and Robbie Bundle's EP 'Out There'. Dave and Robbie will also be joined by special guests Archie Roach, Amos Roach, Amy Saunders and Robert 'Froggie' Taylor.
David Arden is a Kookatha/Gunditjmara man.He is a respected singer, songwriter, musician and producer. Not afraid to confront the issues facing his people and the world beyond, his songs are gentle, singing of the simple beauty of family life, and yet vibrant, always treated with a musical freshness that sets the feet tapping and the heart soaring. David sings from the heart, with an incredible vocal range and a beautiful musicality. Kookatha/Gunditjmara clan is David’s first album.
Robbie Bundle began his musical journey in the 70’s and 80’s with bands like the notorious ‘Machine Gun Kelly’ and ‘Blackfoot’. He has gone onto play with and support musicians from all walks of life, a powerful force in the collective push for reconciliation in this country. These songs unite the timeless oral traditions of Indigenous Australia with the contemporary roots that are folk ,rock, rhythm and blues. This is not just another album this is medicine for the SOUL!
JULY 31ST:Manchester Lane, 36 Manchester Lne, Melbourne. 8pm Tickets $15.00
AUGUST 1ST: Martians Cafe, Deans Marsh, 8pm Tickets $15.00 |
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Bob Brown invites you to join him, former PM Bob Hawke, former Premier Doug Lowe, Professor David Bellamy and blockaders and campaigners from across Australia for a night of celebration to mark the 25th anniversary of the High Court decision to save the Franklin River.
Shane Howard and the great South West Band will perform at the 25th Anniversary Hobart Celebration of the High Court decision to save the Franklin River. Other perfroming artists include Lisa Keates and Ian Paulin
Tuesday July 1st, Federation Ballroom, Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart, 7 pm
$65/$50 concession plus booking fee
Tickets available from Centertainment
www.franklin25th.com
Read about the campaign that saved the Franklin River from being dammed.
Read "The Franklin River Dam-25 Years On", by Jacinta Dwyer
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Troubadour Music & Goanna Arts present
From the heart of Aboriginal Australia to the heart of Dublin for one night only, a very special concert and film –
‘LIYARN NGARN’ FILM FROM 4-6 PM (Introduced by Pete Postlethwaite)
‘LIYARN NGARN’ CONCERT FROM 7.30 – 11 PM featuring Shane Howard, Archie Roach, Ruby Hunter, Bart Willoughby, Dan Sultan and Amy Saunders with some very special Irish guest.
SATURDAY JUNE 28TH
@ THE BUTTON FACTORY, CURVED STREET, TEMPLE BAR, DUBLIN
Tickets: E20 (plus booking fee), available from www.tickets.ie, City Discs, or at the door.
Media Enquiries: Stevo Berube +353 (0) 87 244 2695, info@berube@communications.com
Contact Jill Shelton on jmas16@bigpond.com
Troubadour Music: www.troubadour-music.com |
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Saturday 24 May 2008
Federation Square to the MCG
The Long Walk invites everyone to gather at Federation Square to walk with Michael Long on The Long Walk to the MCG. This is the key symbolic walk for 2008. This year The Long Walk celebrates the positive achievements of Indigenous communities by starting the walk with a celebration including stalls, kids' activities and performances at Federation Square. |
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New Found Frequency is proud to announce the release of Australia's first Indigenous music 'instant' Live+Archived compilation CD as they recorded and archived the Yalukit Wilam Ngargee stage as part of this year's St Kilda Festival. The CD was produced and recorded live in association with The National Film & Sound Archive.
Yalukit Wilam Ngargee
Deline Briscoe with band
Andy Alberts and the Walkabouts with Shane Howard
Maza Sisters
Tjimba and the Yung Warriors
The Brolga Boys
Den the Fish
Christine Ward
James Henry
MC Comedian Sean Choolburra |
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Please support Indigenous music by purchasing your copy at http://www.newfoundfrequency.com
Concert: http://www.newfoundfrequency.com/concert/2008-02-02/Yalukit_Wilam_Ngargee/
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The Black Arm Band-'murundak
In 2006 Shane began his involvement as Co-Music Director, with David Arden, of a unique musical event brought together by Artshouse Melbourne & the Melbourne International Arts Festival, under the Artistic Direction of Steven Richardson. Murundak means “alive” in Woirurrung language, the language spoken by the traditional custodians of the Melbourne area, specifically the Wurundjeri people. Murundak is an extraordinary musical event that celebrates music as an instrument of identity, resistance, resilience and a call to freedom. The soundtrack to Australian Indigenous life is alive with songs that express joy, hope, struggle and compassion. murundak re-orchestrated many of these anthemic works and coupled them with gentle laments and infectious love songs that take audiences on a spiritual journey of contemporary Indigenous Australia.The Black Arm Band is a 21-piece ensemble featuring a line up of exceptional soloists performing works from the inspirational songbook of contemporary Indigenous life.The Black Arm Band are amongst the most respected names in Australian indigenous music and include Archie Roach, Bart Willoughby, Joe Geia, Ruby Hunter, Bart Willoughby, Stephen Pigram, Lou Bennett, Racel Maza Long, Carole Fraser, Peter Rotumah, Kutcha Edwards, Kev Carmody, Mark Atkins, Shellie Morris, Emma Donovan, Dan Sultan and Dave Arden. These artists are complemented by other Australian musicians that have added their own unique artistic voices to Indigenous musical history, including Shane Howard, Paul Kelly and John Butler.
In 2008 'Murundak' will be appearing at:
*Sydney Festival, 22nd, 23rd January, 2008 *Perth International Arts Festival 23rd February, 2008 *WOMADelaide March 7th, 2008 *Royal Festival Hall, London, 26th June, 2008. London Int'l Festival of Theatre *RiverStage, Brisbane Festival, July 18th, 2008
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Join Shane, Troy Cassar Daley, Archie Roach, Dan Sultan, Neil Murray, Amy Saunders, Dave Arden and many more at the..
Tarerer Festival
November 10th and 11th
Killarney Recreation Reserve
Come and join in on a two day festival of Indigenous Music, Dance, Arts, Culture and Community.
Tickets are $40 for two days, kids free.
www.tarerer.com.au |
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ARCHIE ROACH on tour
with special guest Shane Howard
Archies new album 'Journey', produced by Shane Howard and Nash Chambers, was released in October.
Check out the tour dates below....or for more information go to www.archieroach.com.au |
A night of SouthWest Victorian Music and Culture at the
‘The Friends of St Brigids’ and ‘The Lake School' 2007 Fundraising Dinner.
You can help a rural community buy back
their local hall and Church in Crossley
and hear the best of South West Victorian Music with special guests
Shane and Marcia Howard
$60 per head, incl. a three course meal at
‘The Celtic Club’ 310 Queen St, Melbourne
‘Cup Eve’,Monday November 5th, 2007
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THE 2 SONGMEN ON THE ROAD AGAIN FOR TWO SPECIAL SHOWS IN OCTOBER !
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 Shane and Neil Murray will play at the 'Raindance concert' on October 20th at the Deans Marsh Hall, at 7 pm. For more info phone 03 5236 3314.
Shane and Neil are also playing at the The Famous Spiegeltent on October 31st . You'll find the Spiegeltent in the Arts Centre Forecourt, 100 St Kilda Road, Melbourne
Bookings: Online at Ticketmaster , by phone 1300 136 166 or in person at all Ticketmaster outlets. |
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New Album:
Shane's new studio album, "Songs Of Love And Resistance", was released on November 20th, 2006, through Shane's own independent label, Goanna Arts and distributed by MGM Distribution.
Read the Reviews
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Port Elliot, in South Australia, is situated by the mouth of the Murray River. A few years ago, Anne Todd, guitar teacher at the Port Elliot Primary School, re-wrote words to Shane's 1983 Franklin River anthem, "Let The Franklin Flow". The new version was called "Let The Murray Flow" and Shane was invited by Anne and the school to record the new version with the Port Elliot Primary School music students, "The Port Elliot Flyers". The idea kept growing and with the generous support of many people in the local community and with Shane donating his time and studio, the single and DVD were released for sale in 2006 to raise awareness and funds toward the plight of the Murray River. To find out more and buy the single and/or the DVD visit the Port Elliot Primary School's website: http://www.ptelliotps.sa.edu.au/murrayflow.htm
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Shane, Gavan Jennings, (Victoria's Minister for Aboriginal Affairs), Andy Alberts, Vicki Couzens & Jarrah Bundle outside the new Tarerer Festival Offices & Hissing Swan Gallery in Port Fairy on November 15th, 2006. The Minister announced the $1 million project and talked of the State Government's committment to supporting cultural Tourism in South West Victoria. The funding enables the Tarerer Festival to expand and consolidate it's 11 year history as one of the State's premier indigenous cultural festivals.
The Tarerer Family Day was held on the weekend of January 20, 21. and the Tarerer Festival for 2007 will be held in Port Fairy on Nov. 10th & 11th. Check the Tarerer website for more details |
| Shane was a guest artist for the songstress, Carole King on her Australian,"Living Room Tour", shows: Perth, Hobart and Brisbane. www.caroleking.com. Howard was delighted to be invited to do the dates and said of Carole King, "I've long been an admirer of her work. She is a remarkably prolific writer of quality songs as well as being a brilliant advocate for the environment and communitarian values. Unlike so many of her contemporary artists, she has consciously avoided the trappings and pitfalls of fame. That's no mean feat for someone who created "Tapestry", one of the most iconic and successful albums of the 20th century. In Goanna days we toured with her long time friend and champion of her songs, James Taylor, so it's an honour to finally work with Carole and to hear her play live ". |
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Read the Press Release Also visit: www.neilmurray.com.au |
Two weathered songmen and long time friends took their lifetime of songs and their individual and shared visions of Australia on a national tour together in August 2006. Following the success of their tour, the 2songmen plan to tour again in April/May 2007 with a live album compiled from the 2006 tour. “There’s been times when the Australian music landscape has looked pretty bleak but I can always count on a Shane Howard song to make me sit up and say, “Yes that’s it!” I’ve known him for a long time, felt he was my countryman, an ally…. it seems natural that we should tour together. With the two of us performing on each other’s songs, it’ll bring more weight to what we do”
- Neil Murray
“Neil Murray’s songs and writings speak to me about Australia, in a way that few other artists can. The loss and longing, the need for those of us, as migrant Australians, to understand this Aboriginal Country and create a new way to belong here. Neil’s never opted for the easy road. The hard edged reality of life on the fringes as well as the poetic grandeur of the landscape are all there in his powerful body of work."
- Shane Howard
“Shane Howard and Neil Murray made the journey into Aboriginal Australia and never came out.”
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| Countdown Spectacular "History never repeats..." sang Split Enz. Not so says the Countdown Spectacular, which brings together a huge collection of performers and bands who featured on the very succesful 1970's/1980's TV show. GOANNA were one of those acts who benefited from the national exposure that this hugely popular show provided. Shane joined the national tour in September 2006. Find out more: http://www.countdown.com.au/ |
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A week after the Port Fairy Folk Festival, Shane joined long time friend and champion of his songs, Mary Black, for a celebration on the Eve of St. Patrick's Day at the FORUM THEATRE, Melbourne on March 16th. Also joining the Ceili was The Fitzgerald - O'Neill Ceili Band, Marcia Howard and The Ploughboys. Visit - http://www.mary-black.net/ |
Shane
Howard in New York. On
January 26th, Australia Day, (or as Shane prefers to call it -
Survival Day), Shane joined Men At Work's Colin Hay,
The
Kin, Second Dan & James Smith for DOWNUNDER - New
York 2006 at Irving Plaza. The event was hosted by Austen
Tayshus. For more information go to:
http://www.vandiemensland.com/ .Shane was joined by former
Dingoes songwriter and guitarist, Kerryn Tolhurst.
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PHOTO: Kerryn Tolhurst, Shane, Colin Hay and organiser, Simon Bell backstage at Irving Plaza in NYC - January 26th, 2006 |
Shane
Howard - Artist of the Year
Shane
Howard was acknowledged as 2005 “"Artist of the Year"”
by the Port Fairy Folk Festival.
Howard has been awarded
for his outstanding contribution to songwriting and to Australian
and indigenous music for almost 30 years. "Shane Howard bridges
the land between poet and song-writer; between prophet and singer;
even between white fellas and indigenous artists",”
said Jamie McKew, Festival Director in announcing the award.
Top
duo link up for a few crowd-pleasers
THE overflowing audience
that witnessed Australian country star Troy Cassar-Daley's Saturday
afternoon performance got a welcome bonus. Cassar-Daley was joined
on stage by one of his heroes and Port Fairy Folk Festival Artist
Of The Year Shane Howard for renditions of Willie Nelson's
Riverboy and Howard's own Factory Man.
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Maintaining his solid ground
Celtic roots are a key to Port Fairy's artist of the year, writes Andra Jackson.
Songwriter Shane Howard considers the way a song can take on a life of its own to be as "mystical as ever . . . you just never know where songs end up". Three decades after he wrote what has become a landmark recording in Australian rock, Goanna's Solid Rock, there is an American Indian recording of it. (The Age) |
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SHANE
HOWARD: TOUR DATES
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| November 20th |
Music at the Healesville Track www.musicatthehealesvilletrack.com.au |
| October 30th |
Maldon Folk Festival www.maldonfolkfestival.com |
| Sunday 19 September |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - The Trinity Sessions
www.myspace.com/trinitysessions |
| Saturday 18 September |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - The Singing Gallery, McLaren Vale www.singinggallery.com.au |
Friday 17September
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'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - Barossa Regional Gallery
Tickets at Barossa Music Centre, Murray Street, Tanunda (09) 8563 2741 or 0417 084 191 |
| 28th August |
Twilight at Turtle Bend 2010, Teesdale. Vic. www.turtlebendevents.blogspot.com |
| 27th August |
2ND SHOW AT OAKLEIGH! ... 'Goanna Dreaming Tour' with special guests Dan Sultan and Scott Wilson - The Caravan Music Club, Oakleigh RSL www.caravanmusic.com.au
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| 13th August |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour - John Lingard Hall, Canberra Grammar School, Red Hill ACT Bookings: 02 62951808UNFORTUNATELY, POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE .....WE'LL KEEP YOU POSTED ON THE NEW DATE!
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| 12th Aug |
An evening with Shane Howard - Manning Clarke House, 11 Tasmania Cl, Forrest. ACT.Talk and wine/cheese.Bookings: Ph 02 62951808
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| Aug 6th |
Special guests for 'The Dingoes' - Shane Howard and his band, Mick Thomas. Three great acts, one great night. Corner Hotel, Richmond. Vic. www.cornerhotel.com
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| Fri 6th |
Basement Discs Instore- 12 midday, 24 Block Place, Melbourne City |
| Saturday 31 July |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - Lizottes, Newcastle www.lizottes.com.au |
| Friday 30 July |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - Lizottes Kincumber www.lizottes.com.au |
| Wednesday 28 July |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - The Basement, Circular Quay www.thebasement.com.au |
| Sunday 25 July |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - The Fly By Night Musicians Club, Fremantle www.flybynight.org |
| Saturday 24 July |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - The Quindanning Hotel, Quinndaning www.quindanninghotel.com |
| Saturday 17 July |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - Theatre Royal, Castlemaine www.theatreroyal.info |
| Friday 16 July |
SOLD OUT! 'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - The Caravan Music Club, Oakleigh RSL www.caravanmusic.com.au |
| Saturday 10 July |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - Joes Waterhole, Eumundi www.musicliveatjoes.com |
| Friday 9 July |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - Mullumbimby Civic Hall, Mullumbimby www.mullummusic.com |
| Friday 9 July |
Musgrave Park Family Fun Day-Shane performing at 3pm, Cordelia Street, Sth Brisbane www.musgravepark.org.au |
| Friday 2 July |
'Goanna Dreaming Tour' - St Brigid’s Hall, Crossley, Vic www.friendsofstbrigid.org.au |
| Saturday June 5th |
Redlands Music Festival
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| Thursday 18th March |
'Lyrics' launch at Readings, Carlton |
| Sunday 7th March |
Port Fairy Folk Festival |
| Saturday 6th March |
Port Fairy Folk Festival |
For gig listing from previous years got to archive page
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