Mark Seymour
Old Museum, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Australia
1 July 2017

The Undertow hit their groove tonight with a magnificent sold out show in Brisbane!

Set 1:
1. The Ballad of the One Eyed Man
2. Home Free
3. Holy Grail
4. Master of Spin
5. Sylvia’s In Black
6. Say Goodbye
7. Everything’s On Fire
8. Dog
9. Light on the Hill
10. Classrooms and Kitchens
11. Kosciusko
12. Still Hanging ‘Round
13. Castlemaine
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Set 2:
14. Carry Me Home
15. True Tears of Joy
16. Football Train
17. Courtroom 32
18. What’s A Few Men?
19. Tobruk Pin
20. Lucky Land
21. Two Dollar Punter
22. When The River Runs Dry
23. Throw Your Arms Around Me
24. Back in the Hole
25. Westgate
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Encore:
26. Beside You
27. Lorelei
28. Do You See What I See?
29. Parting Glass

Mark Seymour
Old Museum, Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, Australia
30 June 2017

Sold out gig full of Hunters and Mark fans with a massive set list to celebrate the release of Roll Back the Stone.

Set 1:
1. The Ballad of the One Eyed Man
2. Dog
3. Holy Grail
4. Master of Spin
5. Home Free
6. Sylvia’s In Black
7. Say Goodbye
8. Everything’s On Fire
9. Light on the Hill
10. Classrooms and Kitchens
11. Kosciusko
12. Still Hanging ‘Round
13. Castlemaine
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Set 2:
14. Carry Me Home
15. True Tears of Joy
16. Football Train
17. Courtroom 32
18. What’s A Few Men?
19. Tobruk Pin
20. Lucky Land
21. Two Dollar Punter
22. When The River Runs Dry
23. Throw Your Arms Around Me
24. Back in the Hole
25. Westgate
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Encore:
26. Beside You
27. Lorelei
28. Do You See What I See?
29. Parting Glass

Mark Seymour
Theatre Royal, Hobart, Australia
24 June 2017

Roll Back The Stone starts with a cracking gig in Tassie!

Set 1:
1. The Ballad of the One Eyed Man
2. Holy Grail
3. Master of Spin
4. Home Free
5. Sylvia’s In Black
6. Say Goodbye
7. Everything’s On Fire
8. Dog
9. Light on the Hill
10. Classrooms and Kitchens
11. Kosciusko
12. Still Hanging ‘Round
13. Castlemaine
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Set 2:
14. Carry My Home
15. True Tears of Joy
16. Football Train
17. Courtroom 32
18. What’s A Few Men?
19. Tobruk Pin
20. Lucky Land
21. Two Dollar Punter
22. When The River Runs Dry
23. Throw Your Arms Around Me
24. Back in the Hole
25. Westgate
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Encore:
26. Jerusalem
27. Lorelei
28. Do You See What I See?
29. Parting Glass

Check out a new interview with Mark Seymour from Kate Rae in Melbourne, traversing new ground… 🙂

Good news – the full 24 song Live at The Palais recording is now available for digital download and listening through streaming services!

Click here to view/purchase on itunes.

Click here to view/purchase on Google Music.

Click here to listen on SoundCloud.

Click here to listen on Spotify.

The 2014 recordings, from the only tour since 1998, are arguably the most authentic H&C recordings available!

Mark Seymour has been active in the last couple of weeks with the release of Roll Back the Stone… here are some interviews and appearances that you may enjoy 🙂

Gold 104.3 FM Melbourne (3 April)

693 4KQ Brisbane (5 April)

96FM Perth (5 April)

ABC Radio Perth (6 April)

Congratulations to Mark Seymour and The Undertow on reaching the albums chart with Roll Back the Stone, which debuted at #55 on the Australian ARIA chart this week!

Additional data – #54 on the physical albums chart; #50 on the digital albums chart; #42 in the state of Victoria 🙂

There’s a great brief Jack Howard interview with Rosie at Triple M Melbourne about the upcoming Midnight Oil tour… 🙂

https://omny.fm/shows/triple-m-rock-interviews/hunnas-jack-howard-joins-midnight-oil

Mark Seymour is appearing on the ABC television programme Q&A this coming Monday, the 27th of March 2017. The broadcast will be streamed live from Monday 9:35pm AEST.

Fellow panelists this week are Bridget McKenzie, National Party Senator for Victoria; Amanda Rishworth, Shadow Minister for Veterans Affairs and Defence Personnel; Peter Holmes à Court, Businessman and safari operator; and Kerry Chikarovski, Former State Liberal leader.

Mark gives us the heads up…

I’ll be appearing on the ABC’s Q&A panel on Monday the 27th March in Sydney.

I will also be closing out the show performing “Master of Spin” from my new album “Roll Back the Stone”.

If you’re available from 8.30 on the night you can register to be a part of the studio audience at the link below.

More information on the upcoming show can be viewed at the ABC Website.

And for the haterz — best go for the Facebook; posts here are moderated 🙂

Here is what you need!

Roll Back the Stone Poster

Copies of Mark Seymour’s Roll Back The Stone are already arriving this week – for fans who put their cash into the project last year 🙂 Enjoy! 🙂

The first and only gig since 2014…!

Saturday 4 March 2017
Concert Oval, Clipsal 500, Adelaide
Hunters and Collectors

Main Set:

• Introduction (Assault on Precinct 13)
• Talking to a Stranger
• Blind Eye
• Inside a Fireball
• True Tears of Joy
• This Morning
• Where Do You Go?
• Stuck on You
• Crime of Passion
• Dog
• Say Goodbye
• Back in the Hole
• Holy Grail
• Everything’s On Fire
• When the River Runs Dry
• Do You See What I See?

Encore:

• 42 Wheels
• Head Above Water
• Throw Your Arms Around Me
• Skin Of Our Teeth
• The Slab

Hunters and Collectors with the Baby Animals – Saturday 4 March 2017!

You won’t want to miss this. Exclusively reuniting for Clipsal 500 Adelaide in 2017, iconic Aussie rock band Hunters & Collectors are headlining the Saturday night concert!

18 years have passed since the ARIA Hall of Fame inductees disbanded, with only a handful of live performances since the 2009 Sound Relief concert in Melbourne. You’ll know their iconic singles ‘Throw Your Arms Around Me’, ‘Do You See What I See’ and ‘When The River Runs Dry’. The return of the legendary rock group at the 2017 Clipsal 500 Adelaide is set to be one of the most sought after tickets on the Australian music calendar.

Hunters & Collectors will be joined on Saturday 4 March by special guests Baby Animals. The popular group founded in Perth last year celebrated the 25th anniversary of their debut single ‘Early Warning’ which spent six weeks at number one, eventually going eight times platinum and becoming the highest-selling debut Australian rock album of all time.

Tickets can be purchased at TicketMaster!

Great news for the many fans of both Midnight Oil and Hunters and Collectors… Jack Howard, trumped and backing vocalist of Hunters and Collectors, will be joining Midnight Oil for their 2017 tour!

The 30th anniversary of the almighty Human Frailty album has not gone unnoticed at Castlemaine Brewery… it may help that one of the owners is Hunters drummer Doug Falconer!

To celebrate, this weekend – the all important Grand Final weekend – the brewery will introduce a new brew, Frailty Pale Ale.

Castlemaine Brewing Company promises us:

Live music Friday night from 7pm: Kestral Knox plays tribute to over 30 years of Hunters & Collectors. DJ Saturday and Sunday evenings.

The Holy Grail of Australian sport – the AFL grand Final – will be broadcast live on the big screen.

Fresh cooked pizza all weekend; American style slow cooked BBQ Saturday & Sunday.

For more information, check out Castlemaine Brewing Company and the Tribute to Human Frailty event on Facebook.

Go Doggies!

Coming soon from the Castlemaine Brewing Company…

Join Mark and James as they make their way around Australia for the “…And The Rest is History” tour, with dates locked in for state capitals and beyond.

The live relationship between James Reyne and Mark Seymour began back in 2007, when they embarked on a massive 90 date national tour, showcasing an extraordinary catalogue of some of Australia’s most loved songs. The 2016 incarnation will be a limited national run, with Mark and James hitting the stage both together and alone, performing classics from Hunters & Collectors, Australian Crawl and each of their extensive solo works.

In a semi acoustic format, both artists will deliver a set of the uniquely Australian songs we all know and love, and have guaranteed that they’ll throw in a few surprises!

Click here to view the full gig list!

Jack Howard has written a new track, Home Is Where The Heart Is, for the 2016 Melbourne Day celebrations.

Jack tells us the story…

This is a song about Melbourne – written for the official 2016 Melbourne Day celebrations. It’s my story of growing up in the north-western suburbs to my life playing in a rock’n’roll band. Enjoy!

Check it out on Jack’s Bandcamp!

Ashleigh Wilson’s biography of the artist Brett Whiteley has been released as an audiobook – with Mark Seymour doing the reading!

Be sure to check it out 🙂

Mark Seymour & James Reyne
Twin Towns Services Club, Tweed Heads, New South Wales, Australia
12 August 2016

A large crowd for a quality performance by Mark Seymour and James Reyne in north eastern New South Wales, meters from the Queensland border.

James Reyne:
1. Way Out West
2. Slave
3. Downhearted
4. (Don’t Be So) Reckless
5. Wrapped Around Your Finger [The Police]
6. Motors Too Fast
7. What A Pain In The Arse It Is (To Run Into You Again)
8. Errol
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Mark Seymour:
9. Classrooms and Kitchens
10. When The River Runs Dry
11. Courtroom 32
12. What’s A Few Men?
13. Holy Grail
14. Throw Your Arms Around Me
15. Westgate
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Combined:
16. Do It Again [Steely Dan]
17. April Sun in Cuba [Dragon]
18. Ruby, Don’t Take Your Love To Town [Mel Tillis; Kenny Rogers]
19. Ship of Fools [World Party]
20. Elenore [The Turtles]
21. Oh No Not You Again
22. Do You See What I See?
23. Woodstock [Joni Mitchell]
24. The Boys Light Up
25. Say Goodbye
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Encore:
26. Helpless [Neil Young]
27. Psycho Killer [Talking Heads]