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Jon Stevens
Kings Park
Botanic Gardens, Lovekin Drive
Mar 5, 2025
5:00 PM GMT+8
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Reserved Seating Ticket Holders: VIP, Diamond, Ruby & Gold seating is on standard high back chairs located on the Deck. Silver seating is on low to the ground beach style chairs, located on the grass. Lawn General Admission ticket holders can bring picnic rugs or seats if desired. Please refer to the Mellen Events website for restrictions on seats. All bags are subject to a safety and security search upon entry. Strictly no BYO Alcohol, no Glass, umbrellas, bean bags, stand-alone tables (including all picnic tables), wine spikes, tents, or sun shelters. Food will be available at the venue or BYO picnic (metal cutlery not permitted). Kings Park is an outdoor Venue with temporary facilities. Smoking and Vaping are only permitted in the designated smoking area.
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June 3rd 2024
Just love this man Australia King of Rock thanks Jon for making this day special
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Jon Stevens Biography
Jon Stevens (1962- ) is a New Zealand-born singer, now an Australian citizen.
Stevens moved to Australia after success as a pop star in New Zealand in the 1970's (his best-known songs from this era are Jezebel and a cover of Montego Bay). He is most recognised for his work as the lead singer of Sydney band Noiseworks, who had major hits in the 1980's with "Take Me Back" and "Touch". Once Noiseworks disbanded, Stevens was part of two Australian productions of Jesus Christ Superstar - playing Judas on both occasions, to high acclaim.
In 2000 he followed the footsteps of Jimmy Barnes and Terence Trent D'Arby by fronting the Australian rock band INXS as a stand-in for Michael Hutchence. He and INXS released a Sydney 2000-related theme song entitled "Carry the Flame", and although he toured with the band as their singer, it wasn't until October 2002 that he was officially instated as their lead singer. He quit the band a year later before an album was released, and it wasn't until 2005 that INXS found J.D. Fortune as their lead singer.
2004 saw Jon release "Ain't No Life For The Faint Hearted", a modern R&B album best known for its cruisy cover of The Doors' "Light My Fire".
In 2005, Stevens has released a new album called "The Works", recorded as part of the Liberation Blue acoustic series. The album is stripped back and kept simple, showcasing Jon's powerful vocal abilities.
Stevens is the brother of New Zealand Idol host Frankie Stevens.
Read MoreStevens moved to Australia after success as a pop star in New Zealand in the 1970's (his best-known songs from this era are Jezebel and a cover of Montego Bay). He is most recognised for his work as the lead singer of Sydney band Noiseworks, who had major hits in the 1980's with "Take Me Back" and "Touch". Once Noiseworks disbanded, Stevens was part of two Australian productions of Jesus Christ Superstar - playing Judas on both occasions, to high acclaim.
In 2000 he followed the footsteps of Jimmy Barnes and Terence Trent D'Arby by fronting the Australian rock band INXS as a stand-in for Michael Hutchence. He and INXS released a Sydney 2000-related theme song entitled "Carry the Flame", and although he toured with the band as their singer, it wasn't until October 2002 that he was officially instated as their lead singer. He quit the band a year later before an album was released, and it wasn't until 2005 that INXS found J.D. Fortune as their lead singer.
2004 saw Jon release "Ain't No Life For The Faint Hearted", a modern R&B album best known for its cruisy cover of The Doors' "Light My Fire".
In 2005, Stevens has released a new album called "The Works", recorded as part of the Liberation Blue acoustic series. The album is stripped back and kept simple, showcasing Jon's powerful vocal abilities.
Stevens is the brother of New Zealand Idol host Frankie Stevens.
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