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John Farnham One Electric Day Sunday 26 November 2017. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

John Farnham One Electric Day Photo by Ros O'Gorman

John Farnham Rocks Cockatoo Island, Brisbane Is Next

by Paul Cashmere on November 12, 2019

in News

John Farnham’s One Electric Day shows rolled into Sydney last Saturday with Farnham rocking Cockatoo Island. The shows include the reformed Southern Sons, Vanessa Amorosi, Jon Stevens and James Reyne as well as John Farnham.

John Farnham setlist, Cockatoo Island, 9 November 2019

We Will Rock You (Queen cover from One Voice, 2003)
Hearts On Fire (from Romeo’s Heart, 1996)
Age of Reason (from Age of Reason, 1988)
Chain Reaction (from Chain Reaction, 1990)
Everytime You Cry (from Anthology 1, 1997)
Sadie (The Cleaning Lady) (from Sadie, 1968)
Reasons (from Whispering Jack, 1986)
No One Comes Close (from Whispering Jack, 1986)
Love to Shine (from Whispering Jack, 1986)
A Touch of Paradise (from Whispering Jack, 1986)
Pressure Down (from Whispering Jack, 1986)
That’s Freedom (from Chain Reaction, 1990)
Playing To Win (from Little River Band, Playing to Win, 1985)
You’re The Voice (from Whispering Jack, 1986)
It’s a Long Way to the Top (if you want to rock n’ roll) (AC/DC cover)

One Electric Day dates

16 November, Brisbane, Riverstage
24 November, Werribee, Werribee Park
7 December, Barossa, Seppeltsfield

Get tickets for One Electric Day here

John will also headline the Hay Mate charity concert for farmers at Mornington on 15 December 2019.

Get Hay Mate tickets here.

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