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fact: Elizabeth Weber was the American manager of Australian band The Sports , who gave Michael Gudinski ’s Mushroom Group their first Top 50 hit in the US with Who Listens ... photo of Billy with former Sony boss Denis Handlin ) and his Australian promoters. After Michael Gudinski’s passing, Billy paid tribute. “He was a great guy to hang out with

Talent for her first-time coaching gig on  The Voice , while Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story was nominated for Best Factual or Documentary Program. More music-related programs that

solo album with producer Mark Opitz at Sydney’s Rhinoceros Studios. The singer calls Michael Gudinski , who has signed him to a solo deal with Mushroom Records . He is buzzing ... Content Jimmy Barnes was obviously a priority for Geffen Records. As the late-great Michael Gudinski noted, “I’m not sure if any Australian album has featured so many international

Frontier Touring full-time the following year. Brant worked closely with the late, great Michael Gudinski and was a key negotiator in the 2019 joint partnership between Frontier Touring

Michael Gudinski Story and reality TV singing competitions, Australian Idol and The Voice , are among the music-related nominees for this year’s Logie Awards . The 2025 Logie Awards will ... Popular New Talent for her first-time coaching gig on The Voice . Ego: The Michael Gudinski Story was nominated for Best Factual or Documentary Program. More music-related programs have

front of Rod Laver Arena, adjacent to the statue of Frontier Touring co-founder Michael Gudinski

Highlights Of A Dangerous Life and 1988’s Grown Up Wrong . He convinced Michael Gudinski to sign the band. “The Johnnys were really shambolic, but there was something there,” Ross

front of Rod Laver Arena, adjacent to the statue of Frontier Touring co-founder Michael Gudinski . Reviewing Minogue’s recent show at Perth’s RAC Arena, The Music ’s Jake

Mushroom Records in 1982. But it wasn’t a big record deal. “When Michael Gudinski signed us, he hedged his bets,” Mannix reveals. “Our deal was for one live mini ... catering while they recorded an album in London.” The singer was furious when Michael Gudinski revealed he had spent $73,000 on a video for Kids In The Kitchen

Living In The 70’s was a massive hit for Skyhooks. Released via Michael Gudinski ’s budding Mushroom Records label, the album's initially muted response quickly shifted in early

running had been whittled down to two labels, Murmur and Michael Gudinski ’s Mushroom - it was in part due to the business plan they’d proposed under which the band