Loved it! Loved Mossy’s relaxed chat and story telling by way of introducing the next song. Great new tracks especially the country music awards potential song, “I’m going back” -beautiful! And great to hear Flame Trees and Choirgirl! And RPAC is a great venue - intimate and great acoustics! An excellent night.

The Wendouree Centre is an excellent venue- good sighting of acts- great staff- mostly free street parking-the two support acts were great-now for Ian lots of strumming l felt he was playing more for himself and the songs could have been tighter-lots of songs-some new some old - two encores-excellent sound mixing but the lighting was hopeless-I would go and see him with a band-so now you know

Best show I've seen in years. Don't get me wrong, others are entertaining. but Ian's show was awesome. I know there are people behind the scene, but to think it was just a one man only show makes it extra special. Very intense, great sound. Just brilliant.

Ian is a truly unique performer whose vocals, guitar and songwriting (much of his repertoire is from the pen of Don Walker) are among the best in the world. His use of dynamics, (the stereo effect on the climatic guitar sections was very effective) is outstanding and his versions of classics such as Cry Me A River and Georgia On My Mind display a mastery of jazz/blues and soul that few can match. All the hits were played, both from Cold Chisel and his solo career, punctuated with often amusing stories from his years on the road. A sensational night.

Ian moss was brilliant as usual . The art centre is an absolutely beautiful place , stunning to be totally honest . The staff were so friendly and helpful . My girlfriend and I just felt out of place there unfortunately.I guess we are used to bigger functions that are more out there and more wilder . Felt very awkward even dancing on the spot . Saying that , there is absolutely nothing I could fault with venue , staff or show .Simply just not for us 😕

Ian has an amazing voice and his guitar work is second to none. The Geelong Arts Centre Story House theatre was the perfect small venue to soak up the songs which included the hits from Matchbook, new stuff from The Rivers Run Dry, some Cold Chisel greats (including Flame Trees, my favourite) and some unexpected jazz songs from way back. Ian also told some interesting stories about the creation of the songs. The whole audience singing the chorus to Choir Girl at the end was a highlight I’ll always remember.

Such an amazing voice and down to earth. The intimacy of performing at this venue was fantastic. There were about 4 or 5 songs from Cold Chisel days, some Mossy favourites like Tuckers Daughter, and Telephone Booth, and then a selection of lesser known songs unless you are a die hard fan. My only issue was that there were several moments of mic feedback during the set which really shouldn't happen. Was a great night out.

Ian Moss was brilliant, fantastic. If you get the chance to see him play in a small venue, like the Frankston Arts centre, there is no bad seats. We were lucky enough to have VIP tickets. We met, talked and watch the warm up pre show. He is one of Australia's great song righters, singers. The voice has lost nothing, still powerful and his guitar playing has him in the top group of home grown players. As Molly would say "do yourself a favour" go see Ian Moss

Great concert. Ian Miss never ceases to amaze. A great performer and story teller. His support act. Callum Wylie is an up and coming performer we will hear a lot more of in the future.

The voice of this legendary Aussie musician is only eclipsed by his masterful guitar playing. An incredible performance from a humble and down to earth fella from the Alice. Thankyou Mossy, absolutely brilliant!

The show, from the Meet and Greet to his final bow was brilliant. Thank you Ian Moss for your music. The venue is wonderful, the staff are so fabulous, they make everyone feel as if they are very 'important people'. Thank you BREC. Definitely a 6 ⭐ star performance and venue.

It was a absolute awesome night. Ian was great in taking the time to sign autographs and talk with fans. The show was amazing. Thanks Ian for the special mention in the intro to Message from Baghdad. Hope to see you again in Gippsland when you next tour here.

Fantastic experience. Ian was wonderful, so talented. Kept the Audience spellbound throughout. The staff at the venue were friendly and helpful. No problems getting a car park. Highly recommended seeing Ian Moss if you get the chance, you will not regret it

Fantastic night, loved the venue also. Waited a long time for this show and it was worth the wait . Loved every minute of it.

Ian put everything he had into this concert from start to finish. Such a talented performer. He didn’t disappoint and the Bow River finale really brought his fans to their feet.

Ian was fantastic as usual The promoter swapped our really good seats out for terrible seats due to not selling all seats and rationalising all of the venue

I waited and waited for Ian's show to be announced at the Enmore and dived onto the ticketing system the minute they went on sale. Having seen the 2018 concert at the Enmore (and thinking that it was easily one of the best shows I've seen in the last 45 years , if not the best) and then the 2021/22 (??) concert at the Factory with the new band, I was wondering just how Ian and the team could make this show better. He did it in incredible form. A great addition to have his son also on the bill, and there's a talent to be reconded with in the years to come. A fantastic show, just could not take the smile off my face. Thank you Ian and the Band. It was even worth the $120 parking ticket I got from the miserable low life wandering the streets during the concert, making revenue for the local council. Looking foreward to the next concert in Sydney.

Ian Moss is always sensational live. His performance and voice are still super strong and he is highly entertaining. Julian Moss was the support act and was a great introduction to the night!

Fantastic night, loved the venue also. Waited a long time for this show and it was worth the wait . Loved every minute of it.

Sublime. Moss played an absolute cracker of a concert, his voice and incredible guitar skills beautifully showcased in the Murdoch hall. Generous set list, with all the classics you’d expect (Tucker’s Daughter, Flame Trees, Saturday Night) and some exceptionally tender interpretations of blues standards (Cry Me a River). An almost religiously moving experience by an artist who seems to be outrageously talented and somehow getting better.