Paul Kelly, John Butler, Missy Higgins and Dan Sultan are amongst a bunch of heavy-hitters from the Australian music scene enjoying free gigs in state capitals this weekend, as a part of a nationwide motion in assist of the voice to parliament.
Australians will head to the polls on October 14 to vote on whether or not to incorporate an Indigenous voice within the structure.
Kelly has already penned the music If Not Now in assist of the referendum and revealed his causes for supporting the ‘sure’ marketing campaign on social media.
Singer-songwriter Dan Sultan, lately returned from a tour of North America, mentioned in an announcement he was completely happy to lend his voice to such a stupendous occasion.
“An event that is about optimism and empowerment, a lot of important work has gone into this and I’m proud to make a contribution,” he mentioned in an announcement.
The exhibits are linked to Yes23’s Walk For Yes occasions.
Kelly will carry out on the Victoria Square rally in Adelaide on Saturday, with Emma Donovan and Marlon Motlop.
Higgins and Sultan can be on the lineup at Sydney’s Redfern Park on Sunday.
Spiderbait are performing in Melbourne on the Treasury Gardens with Midnight Oil frontman Peter Garrett and Mia Wray.
Also on Sunday, on the South Bank Cultural Forecourt in Brisbane, Toni Janke will carry out forward of a joint set from Bernard Fanning and Busby Marou.
In Perth, John Butler and Phil Walleystack are enjoying at Victoria Gardens.
All of the exhibits are free.
The performances will assist the launch of Music for the Voice, a marketing campaign encouraging Australian music followers to assist the Indigenous voice to parliament.
Source: www.perthnow.com.au
