Melbourne singer songwriter Charles Jenkins will perform a series of dates in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland over the coming months to introduce songs from his new album ‘When I Was On The Moon’.
‘When I Was On The Moon’ is literally a home-made album. Charles recorded every song in his spare room in less than a week in December 2018 using one mic and one guitar. It was mixed by Colin Wynne at 30 Mill Studios in January 2019.
Listen to ‘Do Not Disturb’ from ‘When I Was In The Moon’ at Charles’ Bandcamp page.
Charles Jenkins ‘When I Was On The Moon’ tour dates
Thursday 23rd May — Junk Bar, Brisbane
Friday 24th May – Duranbah NSW house concert
Saturday 25th May – Brunswick Heads Session #1
Sunday 26th May – Lennox Head Sessions
Friday 31 May – Basement Discs In-store Melbourne (12.45pm)
Sunday 2nd June — Spotted Mallard, Melbourne
Thursday 6th June – Golden Barley Hotel, Sydney
Saturday 8th June — Bundanoon RSL, Bundanoon
Friday 19th July — The Gov, Adelaide
Charles also has an Icecream Hands show on 18 May at the caravan Club to mark the 20th anniversary of Sweeter Than The Radio.
Charles Jenkins has 15 albums to his name. His sixth solo album ‘Too Much Water In The Boat’ earned him The Age/Music Victoria award for Best Folk/Roots Album in 2014.
Charles Jenkins teaches songwriting and lyric writing at the University Of Tasmania and JMC and is a guest songwriting lecturer at Collarts, AIM, Melbourne Polytechnic and Southern Cross University. For the last 10 years, he has run one-on-one and group songwriting workshops and performance nights, mentoring young or inexperienced Victorian songwriters, in conjunction with APRA/AMCOS and The Push, CreativeVictoria and The Australian Council for the Arts with the program Push Songs.
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