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The 2017 APIA Good Times tour in Melbourne at Hamer Hall on Friday 26 May 2017 with Deborah Conway, Colin Hay, Mental As Anything, Black Sorrows.

The 2017 APIA Good Times tour in Melbourne at Hamer Hall on Friday 26 May 2017 with Deborah Conway,

Do Re Mi To Reform For By The C Festival

by Paul Cashmere on October 2, 2018

in News

Deborah Conway and Helen Carter will be back together as Do Re Mi for the By The C Festival in January and February.

Do Re Mi 2019 will be an all-female line-up. The original 80s band had Dorland Bray on drums and Stephen Philip on guitar.

Do Re Mi were around between 1981 and 1988. They released two albums ‘Domestic Harmony’ (1985) and ‘The Happiest Place In Town’ (1988). A third album was in the making when Deborah Conway was offered a solo deal and left the band. Do Re Mi disbanded.

The big Do Re Mi hit was ‘Man Overboard’ (1985).

By The C will also feature Icehouse, Mental As Anything and The Sunnyboys with more acts to be announced soon.

Beyond The C dates

Camp Shortland, Newcastle
Saturday 19th January, 2019
Gates open at 1.00pm

Stuart Park, Wollongong
Sunday 20th January, 2019
Gates open at 1.00pm

Queen Elizabeth Park, Coolangatta
Saturday 2nd February, 2019
Gates open at 1.00pm

Leura Park, Geelong
Saturday 9th February, 2019
Gates open at 1.00pm

Glenelg Beach, Adelaide
Sunday 10th February, 2019
Gates open at 1.00pm

Tickets on sale on Friday 5th October at 10.00am (local time)
Tickets are available at
www.ticketmaster.com.au

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