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Sep
08
Southern Cross! Kalbarri! Dongara!
Courtney Murphy
Southern Cross! Kalbarri! Dongara! So my plan to write after every gig died pretty quickly right? Well, I'm still going to catch up and everything will be right between Scorpio and Cancer. ...I dunno it sounded good in my head. Our Kalgoorlie gigs didn't come off (I can't believe I couldn't find a last minute gig in KAL!) so our trip to Southern Cross was a single Thursday night gig... and what a long way to drive for a one-off pub gig in Southern Cross. Ah, who cares... it was the boys on the road again, and we were rumbling for a good show. Read more... Add new comment
Aug
26
Jerdacuttup!
Courtney Murphy
Thursday, 26 August 2010 01:09
Jerdacuttup! Esperance ended with a seedy wimper as we set sail for 'Jerdacuttup' a a farming district near Ravensthorpe. I honestly though we wouldn't be playing until the night time... little did I know, we had to get there, set up and play well before the sun went down. After travelling the necessary k's out of Esperance, we hit the dirt track and found the 'Jerdy Hall'. The massive smell of sausage sizzle attacked my nose, but there was no time to lose... SET UP!!! Aug
25
Esperance!
Courtney Murphy
Wednesday, 25 August 2010 02:29
Esperance! Ok, so I might be a couple of days late on this one, but things got hectic over the last couple of days... that's why I'm just catching up now. The drive from Albany to Esperance was a long one, but a nice one... beautiful time of year to be down south. As we arrived in picturesque Esperance we had no time to be idly checking out the sights and sounds as we ploughed straight into setting up for the show that night. Saturday night in Esperance... can't go wrong right? Our set up is quite intense with banners, lights, neon sign-posts, and a 3 camera projection unit so the audience can get a few close-ups along the way, so setting up takes a few hours. Aug
21
Albany!
Shaun
Albany! As we were leaving Katanning, we just HAD to experience the greatness of the 'All Age Playground'... and the childhood memories of the ground proved popular with the rest of the boys in the band, as they ran from the Helter Skelter to the 'Big Satellite' acting like children let loose in a candy store. It was seriously fun to watch. The trek to good ol' Albs was uneventful, but that CANNOT be said about the gig at the Prem... Not only did I get to catch up with my primary school bud Reese... but Clay's sister Belinda and her partner Corey came down for a squizzy. Ryan (our sound lad) really nailed the setup today... not only was he swift... but he was NEAT! Needless to say, our stage looked awesome. A few familiar Albany faces were seen, and the originals were warmly received. The CD sales proved it to me. We did quite well in Albany thank you very much! After showing the crowd the reason we were touring by playing them most of BIG, we went on and rocked the house out... I even picked the right covers tonight... Crunchy Granola Suite by Neil Diamond ACTUALLY was a huge hit with the audience... Aug
20
Katanning!
Shaun
Katanning! Oh yes... how I came and rocked ye! he he... So the first gig of this little BIG tour was a resounding 'AWESOME'. The stage was set for something a little bit 'cool' and we delivered... shame Katanning thought we said 'COLD'. Holy crap... it was cold, I haven't done a gig for a while where I could see my breath as I was singing into my microphone! After a slightly 'frosty' reception from the Katanning crowd, (I don't think they were expecting me to play so many originals) We warmed the place somewhat with some groovy covers enough for us to dot the originals in... without causing much of a stir! But COME ON!!! This is the reason we came on tour right? To get the word out about BIG and to sell some CD's to the wonderful people of regional Western Australia who supported me so wholeheartedly during my time on Idol. Time to give back...
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