COLOUR OF
THE CARNIVAL FOR KASEY
Kasey Chambers,
Australia’s multi-ARIA Award winning, multi-platinum
selling alt.country singer/songwriter has unveiled
details of her new album Carnival out
August 19th. The album will be preceded by first
single
“Nothing At All”, at radio now and
released everywhere July 22nd.
In addition to this, Chambers will embark on an
extensive Australian tour, her first in over two
years.
The new album Carnival was recorded in
just over a week with producer and brother Nash Chambers
on
NSW’s Central Coast. Joining them were some hand
picked special guests (many of whom had never worked
with Kasey previously) including Midnight Oil’s Jim
Moginie, Bernard Fanning (Powderfinger), Tim Rogers
(You Am I) and Michael Barker (John Butler Trio).
It’s this fresh approach and willingness to ‘break
the mould’ that only serves to cement Chambers’ position
as an evolving, unique and dynamic Australian artist.
While the album has a distinctly contemporary edge
that will surprise many, Carnival still
draws on all the trademark qualities that has made
Kasey Chambers one of Australia’s most loved and
respected artists. The title of the album is lifted
from one of the album tracks “Colour Of The
Carnival” and throughout the album, Chambers
draws life comparisons to that of a simple carnival...exploring
life, love, innocence, fun and loss all with a healthy
shot of optimism.
To coincide with the release of the new single and
album, Kasey Chambers will be hitting the road for
a series of shows that will run through until the
end of the year. Fans in WA will be the first to
experience these gigs before the tour then goes to
all states. In between these dates Kasey will also
tour throughout the United States and possibly UK
and Europe.
So roll up, roll up.... and join Kasey Chambers
as she takes you on an exciting new ride.
Dates:
September 1st - Bunbury Entertainment Centre
September 2nd
- Mandurah Performing Arts Centre
September 6th
- Goldfields Arts Centre Kalgoorlie
September 7th
- Perth Convention Exhibition Centre
September 8th
- Queens Park Theatre Geraldton
October
6th - Empire Theatre Toowoomba
October
7th - Brolga Theatre Maryborough
October
8th - Australia Zoo
Sunshine Coast
November
5th - Civic Theatre Newcastle
November 9th - Bathurst Entertainment
Centre
November 13th - Sydney Opera
House
November 14th - Brisbane Convention
Centre
November 15th - The Metro Sydney
November 19th - Royal Theatre Canberra
November 20th - The Forum Melbourne
(over 18’s)
November 21st - The Arts
Centre Melbourne
November 22nd Adelaide Festival
Theatre
DIESEL STRIKES
SYDNEY
On the brink of
releasing his first band album, Coathanger
Antennae, in nearly four years, Diesel is
hitting the road again (does he ever stop?) with
his full band to showcase tracks off the new album
in Sydney.
Performing selections
from albums as far back as the Injectors, Diesel’s debut and to the present,
it’s an evolving 2 hour show with some of the
most widely known songs getting a reworking.
Backtrack … 2004 unveiled two debut releases
for Diesel – a live solo acoustic album Singled
Out (part of Liberation Music’s Blue Acoustic
Series) recorded whilst touring Australia 2003/04
- and a DVD, which recently went Gold, The
First Fifteen – ’89-‘04,
a retrospective spanning his fifteen year career
recorded at Sydney’s Metro Theatre.
Singled
Out spawned a further ARIA nomination and
the DVD debuted in the top 40 in it’s initial
week.
After the success of his ARIA Award nominated acoustic
album Singled Out, Diesel went
back in the studio with his band — bassist
Richie Vez and drummer Lee Moloney — to cut
his most varied collection of songs in ten years. Coathanger Antennae is
Diesel’s most “liberating” album
to date.
Dates:
Friday 30 June - @ Newtown
Saturday 1 July
- @ Newtown