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Tour
Friday 24 August,
8.00pm, Civic Theatre Newcastle
Book your tickets online for your chance to win a CD and a tour
poster!
Paul Kelly is recognised as one of the most significant
singer/song writers in the country. Don't miss him as he plays
Newcastle Civic Theatre as part of his Australian tour.
As well as an enduring body of work with his own bands, Kelly
has written film scores and produced albums for and written
songs with some of Australia's finest artists.
The 'Stolen Apples' album will be played in full and then
followed by some classic Paul Kelly tracks. Also joining Paul in
Newcastle will be special guest Katy Steele from Little Birdy.
As a special offer, My Ticketek members who book online for Paul
Kelly at the Civic Theatre Newcastle before Friday 17 August
2007 will go in the draw to win a copy of Paul Kelly's latest
album 'Stolen Apples' plus a signed tour poster! View Terms and
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Special Guest: Katy
Steele from Little Birdy
A Paul Kelly album release is not complete without a
tour. His most recent albums have included the Bluegrass
inspired Foggy Highway, the extraordinary Chad Blake produced
Ways and Means, and the new album Stolen Apples, due for release
7 July 2007.
From very early on in his career, Paul Kelly has been recognised
as one of the most significant singer/songwriters in the
country. Inspired initially by the likes of Bob Dylan, Hank
Williams, Lou Reed and Ray Davies, Kelly's narrative song
writing is infused with wry observations, bittersweet emotions
and enormous appeal.
Hitting the road with Paul are Cameron Bruce (keyboards), Ash
Naylor (guitar), Peter Luscombe (drums), Bill McDonald (bass)
and Dan Kelly (guitar).
Tour Dates
with Special guests New Buffalo(^)and
Katy Steele (*)
Tickets onsale July the 7th.
August
Tuesday 7th Civic Centre Derby WA (*)
(also with Patrick Davies)
www.heatseeker.com.au
The Point Restaurant (08)
9191 1195 Record Mania (08) 9191 1924
Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Wednesday 8th Roebuck Hotel
Broome WA (*)
(also with The Pigram Brothers) Available over the counter at
the venue and China Town Music
www.heatseeker.com.au
Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Friday 10th Tambrey Centre Karratha
WA (*) Available over the counter at the venue
www.heatseeker.com.au
Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Sunday 12th Civic Centre Carnarvon WA
(*) Camel Lane Box office – (08) 9941 4200
Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Monday 13th Queens Park Theatre
Geraldton WA (*) Venue box office – (08) 9956 6662
Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Wednesday 22th Station Resort
Jindabyne NSW (*) Venue - (02) 6451 4800
Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Wednesday 29th Convention &
Performing Arts Centre Albury NSW (^) Venue Box Office – (02)
6051 3051
Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Thursday 30th Town Hall Horsham VIC
(^) Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Leading Edge Music – (03) 5381 1782
Friday 31st Hamer Hall Melbourne VIC
(^) Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
September
Saturday 1st Ford Theatre (GPAC) Geelong VIC (^) Venue
Box Office - (03) 5225 1200
www.gpac.org.au
Sunday 2nd The Woolshed Ballarat VIC
(^) Ticketmaster – 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Re-Discovery CDs – (03) 5331 5153
Saturday 8th Her Majesty's Theatre
Adelaide SA (^) Bass Ticketing – 131 246
www.bass.net.au
Sunday 9th Keith Michell Theatre Port
Pirie SA (^) Box Office – (08) 8633 8500
Ticketmaster - 136100
www.ticketmaster.com.au
Wednesday 12th Civic Theatre
Townsville QLD (^) Ticket Shop - (07) 4727 9797
Thursday 13th Entertainment Centre Mackay QLD (^) Venue - (07)
4957 1777
www.mackayentertainment.com.au
Friday 14th Pilbeam Theatre Rockhampton QLD (^) Venue - (07)
4927 4111
www.pilbeamtheatre.com.au
Wednesday 19th QPAC Theatre Brisbane
QLD (^) Q Tix -136 246
www.qtix.com.au
Jindabyne Soundtrack
won Soundtrack of the year at the Aria Awards
October 11th 2006
Best Original Soundtrack/Cast/Show
Album Category for this year's ARIA Awards
Paul Kelly, Dan Luscombe, Katie Brianna & the Stormwater Boys -
Jindabyne Soundtrack - (Capitol/EMI) 'Jindabyne Fair' is on radio
now! Katie went to the ARIA'S 2006 'Fine Arts awards" before the
big ones later in the month. Last year Katie recorded the song
Paul Kelly wrote for the movie (he's done the music for it!).
The Australian film, 'Jindabyne' (directed by Ray
Lawrence), opened in cinemas on the 20th July.
The Australian film Jindabyne was shot in Australia's Snowy
Mountains and is the film
adaptation of Raymond Carver's novel So Much Water So Close To
Home. It
stars Laura Linney, Deborra-Lee Furness, Gabriel Byrne, Leah
Purcell and
John Howard (the actor).
The Waifs - Paul Kelly
Thursday, August 03, 2006: The Waifs
returned to the stage tonight for the first time in over a year
since becoming new mums. To do so, they traveled several thousand
miles with their 10 month old sons to the legendary Birchmere
music hall in hot, steamy Alexandria, Virginia USA. And they did
it in style with a solo guitar/harmonica player by the name of
Paul Kelly as their opening act….yes, the opening act! What a
double treat for all in the nearly sold out venue.
The Birchmere doesn’t allow photos during shows, and the artists
did not emerge afterwards. So, here is the only photo record of
the evening.
As the lights went down, Paul warmed
up his fingers, as he said, with the melancholy “They Thought I
Was Asleep” from Foggy Highway. He apologized for not having the
rest of The Stormwater Boys with him as he later played two more
tracks from their latest CD: “Song of the Old Rake” and “Down to
My Soul.” His set also included such standards as “How to Make
Gravy” and a new song titled "You're Beautiful, 39, and You're
Mine."
After Paul sang the tragic “Everything’s Turning to White,” he
announced that the song was based on the Raymond Carver's short
story "So Much Water So Close to Home." This story now is the
basis for a new movie in production to be called “Jindabyne” for
which Paul was asked to write the musical score.
The Waifs seemed a bit nervous being front of a crowd for the
first time in a while, but immediately got into the groove of
their music and energetic performance style. After the first
number when the audience burst into applause, the girls remarked,
“Never thought we would miss that sound so much. Thank you. It is
so good to be back.”
Halfway into their set, Paul Kelly joined them on banjo as The
Waifs delivered a spirited rendition of the song he co-wrote Kev
Carmody, “From Small Things, Big Things Grow” …a very special
moment in the show.
Donna later told a story about how they felt like they “used to be
famous” during their hiatus. While shopping at a convenience
store, Vickie paid a clerk who was wearing a Waifs’ t-shirt … “nor
a hint, not of glimmer of recognition,” she lamented. One other
announcement during their set was that while Donna and Vickie took
time off to make babies, Josh spent the time making instruments.
He played his beautiful new acoustic guitar, electric guitar and
ukulele during the show.
The Birchmere sports a wall of fame with photos of the most famous
artists who have appeared there. As the show ended, Donna yelled
out, “Having Paul Kelly as an opening act is unbelievable. Now
that we have done that, we deserve our picture up on the wall
too!” The standing ovation from the crowd seemed to indicate that
they agreed.
Tonight was the first stop of a multi-week North American tour,
where Paul Kelly and The Waifs will appear together at clubs and
festivals in several US states and the Canadian province of
Alberta. See their websites for details:
Paul Kelly & The Stormwater
Boys
plus Sara Storer
West Leagues Newcastle
July 2005
"Foggy Highway"
Another Bluegrass album
The follow up to Paul's earlier bluegrass album "Smoke"
Paul Kelly
Ian Simpson, Paul on Bass and Paul
Kelly
Jim Fisher, Peter Denahy and Mick
Albeck
Ian Simpson and Paul on bass
Rod McCormack ( special Guest)
Kasey Chambers was also a
special guest but did not take any pics
Ian Simpson
Paul
Pete Denahy and Mick Albeck
Sara Storer
Sara Storer and Peter Denahy
Peter Denahy
Jim and Wendy (Rods Mum and Dad) Rod
McCormack and Gina Jeffries
Fans at the "Paul Kelly &
The Stormwater Boys Show"
Fans at the "Paul Kelly
The Stormwater Boys
Show"
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