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Lee Kernaghan is currently touring across 1 country and has 14 upcoming concerts.

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i thought lee kernaghan was more then amazing. lee knows how to bring country into our lives. To see this real country singer was awesome the songs he sang were amazing and for my first concert i am happy i chose to go this one. people who love lee need to go see him as fast as u can you will not regret one single bit of it. it was sucha good night thanks for coming down lee you legend.

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We had a great night seeing Australian talent. The Wolfe Brothers were fantastic. Christie Lamb & Johnathon English were good too. She has great personality on stage. Lee's song list was excellent but we thought he should smile more!

We had the best night out. It was pouring with rain outside and the three of us were wet through but it did not stop us enjoying the evening. The artists were wonderful, the Wolfe Brothers certainly got the crowd going and Lee had everyone in the palm of his hand. It was fantastic and we all agreed we would go again if they came back to Adelaide. I thoroughly recommend the night out to anyone. It was the best!!!!

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LEE KERNAGHAN Announces New Dates For His ‘BOYS FROM THE BUSH’ 2024 Tour

Adelaide and perth shows announced this week - tickets on sale thru ticketmaster.

20 February 2024 The Rockpit

Australia’s country music legend Lee Kernaghan has a new show, a new band and is heading back to town with ‘Boys From The Bush – The Concert’.

Adelaide and Perth shows announced this week are: Friday 19 April – Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide Saturday 20 April – Crown Theatre, Perth …and more to come! Tickets available now via Ticketmaster

With a ute load of hits, 4 ARIA Awards and 38 Golden Guitars to his credit, Lee promises his Boys from the Bush concert to be his biggest and best yet.

Lee said, “It’s been a long time between drinks as far as touring goes so being able to get the full production event out on the road for 2024 is a dream come true. In a lot of ways every show will be like an annual general meeting of the Outback Club, it’s gonna be a party, it’ll be a celebration, and everyone’s invited.”

Lee burst onto the Australian music scene in the 90’s with his ground-breaking brand of rural rock, synthesising traditional country themes with his own experiences growing up in regional Australia. Kernaghan’s style of country struck a chord with a younger generation of fans, paying homage to the bush, our people and way of life.

Classics including ‘The Outback Club’, ‘Boys From The Bush’, ‘Hat Town’, ‘She’s My Ute’ and ‘Australian Boy’ are now modern day anthems for generations of Australians living and working on the land.

Lee said, “The power of music is such an amazing thing. It can lift you up when you’re feeling down or take you back to a special place in time. One of the greatest things though is how it brings people together. I’m really looking forward to catching up with all my damn good mates across Australia on the 2024 tour. It’s the people I’ve met and the places I’ve been that have inspired so many of the songs. Being out on the road again will be like coming home.”

Lee’s 15 chart-topping albums have delivered 39 #1 hit singles and multi-platinum record sales in excess of two million units. He has been named Hitmaker Of The Decade twice and 2008 Australian Of The Year for his service to rural, remote and regional communities across the country.

Boys From The Bush – The Concert will be Lee’s biggest and most epic career showcase to date. More tour dates will be announced over the coming months for the second half of 2024.

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Lee Kernaghan Headlines Western Australia’s Newest Country Music Festival

Say g’day to WA’s newest country music festival: Country Sounds

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Time to saddle up and head down south for WA’s ultimate hoedown! Country Sounds Music & Art Festival is coming to Brunswick in the Harvey Region on Saturday, December 10.

A jamboree for the whole family, Country Sounds is set to showcase the cream of the crop in Australia’s country music scene. The first line up just announced boasts some huge names, including Lee Kernaghan , Kasey Chambers , Brad Cox and Fanny Lumsden . A second announcement is looking to drop in October.

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As well as its killer line-up, there’ll be line dancing, bucking bulls, Harvey Beef pie eating competitions, live painting and more. Young’uns are treated to bouncy castles and entertainment, while adults can settle in at the licensed saloons.

It’s all going down from high noon at Brunswick Showgrounds, a fitting spot, being the home of WA’s largest agricultural show. This historic town, known as the “Cream of the South West” is less than a two-hour drive from Perth, or 25 minutes from Bunbury - nestled between the Darling Ranges to the East and Buffalo Beach to the West.

Festivalgoers will be able to camp under the stars from 3PM, Friday 9 September, surrounded by Brunswick’s rolling green dairy farms. The stars won’t be the only thing on show that Friday night, with festival early birds kept thoroughly entertained with countrified karaoke, food vendors, bar service and more. Glamping options are also available.

Fire up your senses and enjoy the rest of what Country Sounds and country hospitality has to offer, with stellar live art activations, local food vendors for rumbling tummies and plenty of thirst-quenching options.

Presale tickets are available from 4PM AWST on Wednesday, September 14.  General tickets on sale from 4PM AWST on Friday, September 16.

For more information and ticket details, go to countrysounds.com.au

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Saturday 10 December 2022 12pm – 11pm (camping from 3pm Friday 9 December)  Brunswick Showgrounds, Brunswick WA

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Sparrows of Kabul

Fred smith's extraordinary song cycle offers a fascinating firsthand account of australia's involvement in afghanistan from the dust of uruzgan to the fall of kabul...finely observed snapshots of a harsh, sad and funny reality...towering artistic achievement.

Fred Smith and band present this extraordinary song cycle on Australia’s involvement in Afghanistan.

The concert begins with songs from Fred’s acclaimed Dust of Uruzgan album which draw on his experiences working alongside Australian soldiers in southern Afghanistan. It culminates with material he wrote after working on the dramatic evacuation from Kabul in August 2021.

Fred Smith was the first Australian diplomat to be sent to work alongside Australian soldiers in Uruzgan Province in 2009 and a last to leave in 2013. While there he wrote songs about his experience and put on regular concerts on the base in Tarin Kowt.

Returning to Australia, he recorded these songs on an album Dust of Uruzgan. The CD received rave reviews comparing him to great Australian balladeers Eric Bogle, Don Walker and John Schumann. The title track was covered by Lee Kernaghan on his top selling Spirit of the Anzacs album.

In 2020, Smith went back to Afghanistan where he found himself working from Kabul International Airport (KIA).

Since returning, he built a final version of the Dust of Uruzgan stage show that toured to 80 theatres around Australia. Called Sparrows of Kabul, the show does a remarkable job of explaining Australia’s 20 year involvement in Afghanistan, culminating the evacuation.

“The Australian team managed to get 4100 people out. Their girls and boys are going to school. We’ve changed people’s lives” said Smith. “This is a story worth telling”.

Form and Style

The Sparrows of Kabul show is delivered with a band, a PA system and projector and screen. Images on a screen bring to life the songs and stories.

The songs themselves have been recognised as amongst the finest ballad writing in Australian music on par with the likes of Eric Bogle, John Schumann and Don Walker. These are interspersed with personal anecdotes delivered with a wry humour that engages the audience from the start brings them into the world that Fred Smith lived so deeply.

The effect is powerful: through humour and song, audience members are gently coaxed out of their comfort zones and transported into a deep empathy for both our soldiers and for the Afghan people. Overall, Sparrows of Kabul offers a fascinating and compelling account of the Australian experience in Afghanistan, beginning in the fields of Uruzgan province and culminating with the fall of Kabul and the evacuation of Kabul Airport.

Despite the subject matter, Sparrows of Kabul has been described as “an extraordinary, wonderful and heart-uplifting concert.”

Many Australians watched the collapse of Kabul last year with horror and dismay. They want to understand these events. They feel a real sympathy for Afghans, including the thousands who made it to Australia. People want to grieve for all that was lost during Australia’s mission in Afghanistan, and to welcome Afghan evacuees to Australia. There is an appetite for this show.

Community Engagement

We offer a teacher’s resource pack and the following workshops/presentations (for an additional $350) suitable for schools (Year 10, 11 and 12) and libraries:

1. Australia in Afghanistan (lecture/book talk)

Part lecture, part concert, this workshop discusses the Australian involvement in Afghanistan from its origins in post-9/11 global politics to the fall of Kabul in August 2021. It looks at important questions like why were Australian soldiers and diplomats working in Afghanistan, how did we come to be in Uruzgan Province, what we trying to achieve there, what were the challenges, whey did the Afghan state disintegrate, why are things the way they are in Afghanistan, what did we achieve there, was it worth it, and what lessons can be learned for Australian society?

Duration: 60 minutes

Age Suitability: Year 10 upwards

Maximum Workshop size: More the better

Tech requirements: digital projector, screen, Audio PA if necessary for room size.

2. Australian involvement in peacekeeping

While armies have traditionally been built for state-on-state conflict, the Australian military, since 1996, has been involved in a series of peacekeeping missions to help stabilise fragile states such as in East Timor, Bougainville, Solomon Islands, and Afghanistan. This workshop examines how and why we have become involved in these missions and discusses what is it like to live in a society where government has lost control of law and order and competing armed groups struggle for power.

Maximum Workshop size: More the better Tech requirements: digital projector, screen, Audio PA if necessary for room size.

3. Writing and arranging Australian contemporary songs

Looking at the great Australian narrative song writing tradition from Lawson to Kev Carmody to Paul Kelly, this workshop teaches students how to build songs that tell stories dealing with issues in their own communities.

“A beautiful retelling of Australia’s Afghanistan experience…” Adrienne Francis, ABC 666

“This was more than a concert. It was an astute analysis of Australia’s 20-year involvement in the Afghan War from a humanitarian who witnessed the many shades of war first hand. This show needs to tour the country so that Australians all over can gain an understanding of the horrors of war and the beauty of peace.”Ian McLean, City News

“Finely observed snapshots of a harsh, sad and funny reality…In concert he has a knack for balancing drama and humour…towering artistic achievement” John Shand, Sydney Morning Herald

“Fred Smith is an Australian national treasure. Diplomat, philosopher, poet and raconteur his songs reverberate with the prophetic voice of humanity…an extraordinary, wonderful and heart-uplifting concert.” Peter Wilkins, Canberra Critics Circle

“An exceptional songwriter and certainly the equal of Bogle, Walker and Schumann… a cycle of songs that are raw, remarkably honest and suitably ambivalent about the nature of war… a collection of songs that offers an intimate perspective” Bruce Elder, Sydney Morning Herald

“A powerful, unforgettable performance, beautifully produced to tell the story of Afghanistan through the eyes of Australians who were there.” Virginia Hausseger

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Marketing dropbox includes poster designs, flyers, MP3s, press photos, press releases, media packs, music videos, Australian Story documentary, book, education pack

Fred Smith Productions presents concerts combining song, story, and imagery to offer compelling firsthand accounts of recent events.

The company worked with regional arts bodies and individual theatres to tour the “Dust of Uruzgan” show to over 80 venues between 2014 and 2018.

Fred Smith is an experienced performer and tour manager having worked on the Australian and North American festival circuits for 25 years. He has released 11 studio albums.

“Fred Smith is an Australian national treasure. Diplomat, philosopher, poet and raconteur his songs reverberate with the prophetic voice of humanity.” Peter Wilkins, Canberra Critics Circle

“Fred Smith is simply the best folk/country musician working in this country…beyond writing some of the finest songs about Australians at war, he has created a repertoire that is wry, literate, witty, powerfully emotional and insightful.” (Bruce Elder, SMH).

He will tour WA with experienced WA musicians Josh Gray (double bass – WAPA); Fiona Rea- (piano vocals); Reuben Kooperman (drums). This ensemble will be doing initial performances of Sparrows of Kabul at Night Owl Studios in Perth on 17 June, Denmark Festival of Voice on 18 June,and the Nanga Festival on 8 October.

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Maximum performances a week: 4

Does this show require a remount? No

First Possible Performance: 2 hours after bump in

Minimum Break Between Shows: 1 hour

Minimum stage dimensions: 5m wide by 3m deep

Staging and Set Description: We need a PA system and a screen

Lighting requirements: 3 spots and a general wash

Audio requirements: Ideally an inhouse PA, but we can bring our own. 3 vocal mics, 3 direct inputs, drum mics as appropriate/needed

Other technical or performance notes: 1 tech or we can do it ourselves

LEE KERNAGHAN announces new dates for his BOYS FROM THE BUSH 2024 TOUR

Perth and adelaide shows announced this week with more to come, australia’s country music legend lee kernaghan has a new show, a new band and is heading back to town with boys from the bush – the concert., adelaide and perth shows announced this week are:, friday 19 april – hindley street music hall, adelaide saturday 20 april – crown theatre, perth, …and more to come tickets available via ticketmaster., with a ute load of hits, 4 aria awards and 38 golden guitars to his credit, lee promises his boys from the bush concert to be his biggest and best yet., lee said, “it’s been a long time between drinks as far as touring goes so being able to get the full production event out on the road for 2024 is a dream come true. in a lot of ways every show will be like an annual general meeting of the outback club, it’s gonna be a party, it’ll be a celebration, and everyone’s invited.”.

Lee Kernaghan // Photo – Tamcam Images

Lee burst onto the Australian music scene in the 90’s with his ground-breaking brand of rural rock, synthesising traditional country themes with his own experiences growing up in regional Australia. Kernaghan’s style of country struck a chord with a younger generation of fans, paying homage to the bush, our people and way of life.

Classics including the outback club, boys from the bush, hat town, she’s my ute and australian boy are now modern day anthems for generations of australians living and working on the land., lee said, “the power of music is such an amazing thing. it can lift you up when you’re feeling down or take you back to a special place in time. one of the greatest things though is how it brings people together. i’m really looking forward to catching up with all my damn good mates across australia on the 2024 tour. it’s the people i’ve met and the places i’ve been that have inspired so many of the songs. being out on the road again will be like coming home.”, lee’s 15 chart-topping albums have delivered 39 #1 hit singles and multi-platinum record sales in excess of two million units. he has been named hitmaker of the decade twice and 2008 australian of the year for his service to rural, remote and regional communities across the country., boys from the bush – the concert will be lee’s biggest and most epic career showcase to date., more tour dates will be announced over the coming months for the second half of 2024., tickets on sale from ticketmaster., follow lee kernaghan website  –  facebook  –  instagram  –  youtube.

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