Have you ever tried to get seven big-name entertainers from different states all into one place on one night for an event? It’s not easy but we have done it!
Australian music industry icon Russell Morris, off the back of his recent sell-out symphony concerts at the Sydney Opera House and Melbourne Arts Centre, has joined with legendary singer-songwriter Brian Cadd and mates Brian Mannix, Digger Revell, Marcie Jones, Tony Worsley and Peter Cupples with compere Gavin Wood as well some surprise guests at Miami Marketta, Gold Coast on Thursday 17 August.
Seven stars for $100. Tickets available at. . . https://rb.gy/exd1o
From Live Aid to the Concert for Bangledesh to our bushfire and flood disaster appeals it’s our Aussie music industry that is there to help raise money and awareness.
This time our music legends are front and centre rocking in a show to remember a mate who is in palliative care and to provide much-needed funds to support his young family.
Barry O’Callaghan is a founding member of the GoSet Gold Coast Club and up until recently worked from home, as he has for the past 20 years, caring seven days a week for live-in overseas students.
His wife Noriko works as a Teacher’s Aid and nineteen-year-old Jack is studying a Business Management course at Queensland University.
Barry is not a man of wealth but is widely known as a most generous person, giving of himself, and at times financially to those in need.
And it is now it’s Barry that needs help.
He was diagnosed in April with inoperable liver, lung and pelvic cancers and just recently suffered bleeding on the brain which has resulted i him being admitted to the Gold Coast Hospital and is now in hospice undertaking palliative care.
Barry has reconciled his situation and his only concern right now is to find a way to provide some ongoing financial stability for Noriko and Jack.
“I’m delighted to be part of this wonderful group of entertainers to help Barry and his family says Russell Morris. “Barry has always been there to help others over many years. Now it’s our turn”.
And Brian Cadd added ”Please join us for what will be a great show for a great cause. We have a most impressive line-up of Australian talent that has come together to help one of our own. And now we need your help to make it happen”.
Interviews with Brian Cadd, Russell Morris, Brian Mannix, Denise Drysdale and Digger Revell and others available
For further information and interviews, please contact Donna Tunbridge 0425 301241 or Tony Healey 0407 706955
Morris, Cadd and Friends
Miami Marketta, 23 Hillcrest Parade, Miami
Thursday 17 August 5 -10pm.
Limited tickets are on sale now for only $100. Full bar and food stalls
