Author: Mallory

The Cruisin’ Country Files – Cruisin’ Country No.6 in Photos

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Today marked one month since we set sail on board the Legend of the Seas for Cruisin’ Country No.6 – an 8-day cruise celebrating all things country music. So over the next couple of days, I have some photos and interviews that I wish to share.

What: Cruisin’ Country No.6
When: November 13th-21st, 2016

Features: Lyn Bowtell, Adam Brand, Liam Brew, Travis Collins, Beccy Cole, Matt Cornell, Amber Lawrence, Drew McAlister, Shane Nicholson, Libby O’Donovan, Luke O’Shea, Amber Joy Poulton, Jasmine Rae, Melinda Schneider, Aleyce Simmonds, The Toombs Brothers and Felicity Urquhart

For more on the cruise, please visit: http://cruisincountry.com.au/2016

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An Interview with Sarah Morrison from Ladies in Black

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Media and select members of the public were invited to a special morning tea to celebrate the return of the Australian musical, Ladies in Black (based on the 1993 novel, The Women in Black by Madeleine St John).

Here is part one of the group interviews with lead actress, Sarah Morrison.
What: Ladies in Black media call
Where: Regent Theatre, Melbourne
When: 29th November, 2016

Coming to Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Canberra in 2017!

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An Interview with the creatives from Ladies in Black

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Here is part two of the group interviews with director, Simon Phillips and Music/Lyricist, Tim Finn.

What: Ladies in Black media call
Where: Regent Theatre, Melbourne
When: 29th November, 2016

Coming to Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne and Canberra in 2017!

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The Deni Ute Muster Files – An Interview with The Sunny Cowgirls

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A favourite amongst the crowd, this was The Sunny Cowgirls eighth appearance and fourth consecutive year at the Deni Ute Muster. They’re hoping too they will be asked back next year. “They’re a good crowd,” Celeste says. “We always feel very welcomed at Deni so we love coming here every year.”

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The Deni Ute Muster Files – An Interview with Adam Brand

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The Deni Ute Muster marked the end of an era, the last gig in the books, the swan song for Adam Brand and The Outlaws. Originally started as a one off project, having had the idea brewing for almost ten years, Adam teamed up with fellow musicians, Mike Carr, Travis Collins, Matt Cornell and Drew McAlister and thus, a band was born. They realised their self-titled covers album in January earlier this year, as well as the two singles, Good Year for the Outlaw and I Fought the Law.

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The Deni Ute Muster Files – An Interview with John Williamson

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How’s your Deni Ute Muster experience been so far?

Wet (laughs). [But] this is the first time I haven’t brought a Ute. I’ve brought my SS Holden Ute when I had one of those. Then I brought my ’51 Holden Ute; it broke down in a little village just outside here before I got here but they found a part for me. Then I brought my Variety Bash Ute last time – so this is the first time I haven’t bought a Ute. The first one I didn’t, so I think this is my fourth one, might even be fifth one now that I think of it – but that’s not many of 18 years. No one on my crew’s allowed to drink until the show’s over. Then we’ll have a drink.

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