EXCLUSIVE: Aus Music Legends Team Up For Huge Regional Victorian Concert Series

Some of Victoria’s best emerging and established artists will team up next month for a huge concert series that will take over regional Victoria.

Based off the widely successful Keep The Circle Unbroken live-stream hosted at St Kilda’s Memo Music Hall during lockdown in 2020, the upcoming tour will feature 48 of the state’s most cherished musicians performing across 15 regional towns, with Tim Rogers, Kylie Auldist, Mick Thomas, Freya Hollick and stacks more confirmed.

Each regional date will feature a different mix of artists playing in-the-round and backed by the Row Jerry Crow band, which is comprised of Paul Woseen (The Screaming Jets), Jeff Consi (Badloves), Dion Hirini (Vika & Linda Bull), Rob Hornbuckle (The Masters Apprentices), John Kendall (Uncle Bill) and Delsinki, with never-before-heard trios and duets taking to the stage.

Here’s who will take part in the Keep The Circle Unbroken regional Victorian tour from March 4-28:

Tim Rogers, Kylie Auldist, Mick Thomas, Debra Byrne, Freya Josephine Hollick, Fenn Wilson, Kee’ahn, Brooke Taylor, Harry Hookey, Sarah Carroll, Jimmy Phoenix, Kerryn Fields, Bobby Valentine, Olivia Nathan, Joyce Prescher, Brooke Russell, Celia Church, Nigel Wearne, Tracey Miller, James Howlett, Maxon, Shann Lions, Aimee Francis, Crank Williams, Ellen James, Oriel Glennen, Aaron Laguda, Meg Doherty, Danny Walsh, Evan Webb, Lauren Elizabeth, Pete Daffy, Lee Spence, Malcom Beveridge, Simon Phillips, Stacey Gray, Type High, Jamie McDowell & Bill Bate.

Also scheduled to appear are the below “guest pickers”:

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Hamish Davidson (the Davidson Brothers), Justin Brady (Things of Stone & Wood), Cam McKenzie (Mark Seymour & the Undertow), Coberg Tipping (Russel Morris), Tanya Bradley (Kimberley Wheeler's Roadside Holiday), Pete Somerville (Uncle Bill), Dan Hall (Taxiride), Damien Cafarella (The Wildes) & Greg Patten (My Friend the Chocolate Cake).

“In a world that seems to be at each other’s throats every other second, and not LISTENING to each other, we wanted to create a musical message that would inspire everybody to stop and reflect on what is important in life,” Row Jerry Crow mandolin/songwriter Delsinki and fiddle player John Kendall said.

“Putting our heads together we thought we'd get our eclectic bunch of mates all together in one room and show the connection artistry that comes from music. We got an incredible response.”

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