Kate Ceberano Archives - Page 3 of 3

Melbourne’s Memo Music Hall hosted the very first I’m Talking gig in 30 years on Monday night.

The Apia Good Times tour has grown with seven acts who have generated dozens of hits celebrating seven years of the event.

I’m Talking will be back together for the first time in 30 years for the Bryan Ferry Australian tour of 2019.

Newcastle’s Live At The Foreshore 2018 will feature Leo Sayer, Marcia Hines, Kate Ceberano and a whole lot of other acts.

The 11th annual Heart of St Kilda concert has another top shelf tine-up of talent for 2018.

Jimmy Barnes recorded a brand new Jimmy Webb song in Sydney today with the legendary songwriter on keyboards. The two Jimmy’s will debut the song on Sunday night at Webb’s Sydney concert.

Songwriting legend Jimmy Webb cannot wait to get back to Australia for his shows with Jimmy Barnes, David Campbell, Ian Moss, Kate Ceberano and Ed Kuepper. He says it is better than winning a Grammy.

When Robert Goodge of I’m Talking called into Noise11 to talk about the expanded reissue of the band’s one and only album ‘Bear Witness’ he said it was his first interview in 28 years.

‘Bear Witness’, the one and only album Kate Ceberano’s old band I’m Talking, will be reissued.

The Church’s Steve Kilbey has made an album with Kate Ceberano. Steve says a mutual friend put them together and the entire thing was done without even meeting.

The songs of Bob Dylan will be performed by Joe Camilleri, Kate Ceberano and Paul Grabowsky at the Melbourne Recital Centre in November.

Kate Ceberano delivered the greatest line of the year in concert last weekend in Melbourne. “Jon Stevens is the best root I never had,” she gushed in her set before Jon’s in their double header tour.

Jon Stevens will head out across Australia with Kate Ceberano on his ‘Starlight’ national tour.

Russell Morris, Ian Moss and Kate Ceberano as well as Ray Ryder will perform at Birdsville Big Red in 2017.

Kate Ceberano now carried the initials AM after her name as a recipient of the Order of Australia in the 2016 Queen’s Birthday Honours.

There was something special watching Daryl Braithwaite perform his no 1 hit ‘The Horses’ 25 years after it reached the top of the Australian chart. Then again, the APIA Good Times tour delivers lots of special moments.

Kate Ceberano has been working on her biggest project to date, a massive 53-track account of her entire career.

Jon Stevens, Kate Ceberano, Daryl Braithwaite and John Paul Young will star in the 2016 edition of the APIA Good Times tour.

Australian singer Kate Ceberano was gobsmacked after being ejected from the Qantas Lounge for wearing “inappropriate footwear’.

The APIA Good Times show is a lot of fun. It has to be, just look at the line-up. Brian Cadd, Joe Camilleri, Glenn Shorrock and Kate Ceberano have half a century of hits to play.