Great music. Fun night out.

Great recap of the Redgum oeuvre - excellent musicians / boy band. Last Saturday night whether Taylor Swift or JS and the Vagabond Crew - each in their own way reveal the spirit that moves across the face of the deep.

This was an amazing show. Great talent and very well organised. Enjoyed it immensely.

The first 45 minutes was promoting songs of a new album I didn’t know and playing songs I didn’t relate to the songs I came to hear. The last 45 minutes covered the sentimental favourites we all love and attribute to Don McLean. He also left the stage without saying goodbye. I thought he was coming back to do an encore but he didn’t so that was disappointing. So I loved the 2nd half of the concert only. He could have come back and sung ‘Crying’ or ‘Wonderful Baby’ or ‘Since I Don’t Have You’ or ‘Crying in the Chapel’. He’s now 77 so he probably needed to have a rest by 9:45pm when it was over. Understandable but please finish with a bow with the muso’s on stage.

Attended The Concourse to witness the many talents of Mark Vincent and Julie Lea Goodwin. The venue was great, all the ushers were more than helpful with directions and Mark and Julie were just wonderful. A very pleasant evening and lovely to personally meet both artists following the concert. Both artists were very generous with their time, even posing for a few photos. A shout out also to the musical director and accompanying string quartet. I highly recommend this concert to everyone! -Jo Langdale

Colin’s show is so entertaining with maybe 30% humorous anecdotes and many personal and honest stories. Woven together masterfully with songs of the past and some more recent, his recent work is more than just self indulgent filler between old hits and the show was well worth , venue also rates well !