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Edinburgh Preview: Down Under: The Songs That Shaped Australia at Assembly Rooms

Down Under The Songs That Shaped Australia
Down Under The Songs That Shaped Australia - Image courtesy of the company

Assembly Rooms (The Bijou Spiegeltent)

1-24 August (Not 7, 12 or 19)

Book Tickets

20:30

12+ (Guideline)

Down Under: The Songs That Shaped Australia is bringing the music that sprang from the gigantic nation and sent the fruit of its creative talents all over the world. It’s 60 years of “I love this song!” rolled into one brilliant evening.  

The multi-award-winning live music sensation direct from Australia makes its Edinburgh debut with a celebration of Australian hit-makers and songs that spurred change throughout history. Australian music is vast and varied. It captures the beauty and brutality of the land with storytelling at the forefront. Australian artists have always fought for change, creating movements and spotlighting issues ignored by governments past and present.  

With powerhouse vocals by acclaimed songstress, and Australia’s singing cook!, Michelle Pearson ,together with an incredible six-piece band, this nostalgic homecoming will have you on your feet with classics from Midnight Oil, The Divinyls, INXS, Tina Arena, Cold Chisel and more, while reminiscing about Australia’s musical history and the artists’ guts and determination.  

       

Michelle premiered Down Under: The Songs That Shaped Australia at the Adelaide Fringe to a glowing reception. “Michelle’s Voice Soars” glowed Glam Adelaide in a five-star review. With the home crowd captivated, it’s time for Michelle to take the show on the road and serenade the Fringe audiences in Edinburgh.    

Michelle Pearson said:  “Australia has a rich history of rock music traversing the last 60 years. Not only have these songs soundtracked our lives down under but many of them have also instigated social change, both at home and abroad. After a successful home season, we’re so excited to bring this show from South Australia to Edinburgh and share these stories with the world.”  

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