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Red Hot Summer Tour 2024 - Simple Minds, Ice House and more

• Wednesday, 21 February 2024
• 5:00 pm 10:30 pm
• Kings Park Forrest Drive Kings Park, WA, 6005 Australia (map)
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The Red Hot Summer Tour is returning to Perth’s Kings Park on Wednesday, the 21st of February 2024 . The Simple Minds, Ice House and Bachelor Girl are hitting the stage at one of Perth’s most iconic locations, with tickets being sold through Ticketmaster .

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Widely popular Scottish art rock outfit, Simple Minds found huge fame in the 1980s, best known for their breakthrough hit single, "Don't You (Forget About Me)" which established the act on both sides of the Atlantic.

Finding influence from the likes of Roxy Music and U2, Simple Minds formed out of the remnants of Glaswegian punk group, Johnny and the Self-Abusers, with guitarist Charlie Burchill and singer Jim Kerr joining forces with bassist Derek Frobes, drummer Brian McGee and keyboardist Mick McNeil in 1978. The band's initial releases moved between dense art-pop ("Life in a Day") to the experimental-leaning "Reel to Real Cacophony," to Euro-disco influenced "Empires and Dance." With "Sons and Fascination" and "Sister Feelings Call," they streamlined their sound into more accessible pop, before finding significant chart success with "New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84)."

However, it was with the 1985 hit single, "Don't You (Forget About Me)" that Simple Minds found international success. Despite its success, topping the American charts, Simple Minds decided not to feature the single on their next album, "Once Upon a Time," due to Kerr's dislike of the song's lyrics. The album was still a success, breaking into the US Top Ten and becoming certified Gold.

Simple Minds failed to build on the momentum of their last album, with the overtly political "Street Fighting Years' failing to meet its success. Personnel changes after the more straightforward "Real Life" threw the band's future into question yet Kerr and Burchill managed to persevere and breathe new life into the act. 1995's "Good News From The Next World" gained moderate airplay support, with a short North American tour shortly after yet they were unable to restore their previous energies.

Into the new millennium, Simple Minds had found a new enthusiasm of sorts, releasing the cover album, "Neon Lights," which covered the likes of Patti Smith, Neil Young and David Bowie. New material appeared a year later with "Cry," followed by "Our Secrets Are the Same" in 2003, which helped to reignite interest in the band. Several reissues and two more albums of new material, "Black and White" (2005) and "Graffiti Soul" (2009) maintained the band's relevance, prompting a global tour and festival appearances. 2014's "Big Music" found critical acclaim with their well-crafted pop, debuting at number 12 on the UK Albums Chart.

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I had to see Simple Minds in concert just because their song "Don't You Forget About Me" from "The Breakfast Club" was such a pivotal point in my young life. I heard that song as a child, and bought their albums throughout the years listening hard for the next lesson that I needed to learn from them.

I enjoyed their brand of 80s music just because it wasn't the typical bubble gum pop type stuff that was out at the time. Their music was more timeless, like a progressive rock that could stand along side Tears for Fears and Depeche Mode. The concert was something I will be forever grateful for having the opportunity to attend. The audience had a fair representation for all walks of life and all ages. The music was well appreciated by everyone in attendance and there as much dancing and singing to accompany the performance. While some of their music may have a moody feel, the overall emotion the audience got was enjoyment and happiness.

The music of Simple Minds has a purity to it that allows for some of the derogatory subjects that they address in their songs. Hopefully Simple Minds will continue to inspire future generations.

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Scottish rockers Simple Minds first formed almost forty years ago. After struggling to achieve commerciality during their first releases, they scored a string of number one albums in the UK during the 80's and recorded a huge international hit entitled 'Don't You Forget About Me' for the soundtrack to cult film 'The Breakfast Club'.

This took the band touring around the world and the lessons they learned during this time are still evident in their stage show. Now a frequenter of the UK festival circuit, Simple Minds hold a great notion of nostalgia and their music really resonates with a great deal of the audience. They still choose to delight fans with the favourites such as 'Glittering Prize' and 'Promised You A Miracle' which cause huge singalong from the baying crowds.

Great showmen to this day, the band are able to conduct their instruments whilst still whipping the crowds into frenzy before perfect renditions of 'Alive And Kicking'. The crowd erupts in cheers for 'Don't You Forget About Me' and the anthemic 80's tones sound just as wonderful as you would imagine.

Just saw Simple Minds at the Beacon, NYC, 10/2/18. What a thrill!!! I had waited so long (too long) to see the group who I have LOVED since the early 1980's. They were FANTASTIC!!! They performed all of my favorites (Promised You a Miracle, Love Song, New Gold Dream 81,82,83,84 and many others). I was lucky to be in the 3rd row (wish I had purchased tix for the 1st row!), and could see how wonderful Jim Kerr was interacting with the audience.

It is great to see when musicians actually show how they enjoy doing what they do and appreciate their fans.

Although I am not so healthy, and my feet go painfully numb after a half hour of standing, I forced myself to stand and dance for the whole show. It was worth it!!

I'm thinking of calling out sick tomorrow and going up to Boston to catch them again! Or maybe D.C. this weekend! I am so happy I got to have seen them now but I'm also sad because I don't know when it will happen again. I really hope they return to NYC again soon, or that I will be in Europe whenever they are touring again.

The Simple Minds concert in Barcelona was simply sensational.

I was dubious around how they could translate their rock/pop hits into an acoustic set, but it was extremely well done.

The band played the majority of their hits and even did some covers of David Bowie and Prince, which were excellent.

KT Tunstall as support was a great fit, and I'm also a fan. Her set was short, but she later joined the band for a couple of encore songs.

I have seen the band several times in Barcelona at different venues and the acoustic venue was pretty special. It was relatively intimate with around 1200-1500 and all with great views of the stage.

I travelled from Mallorca for the gig and wasn't disappointed.

Had waited so many years to see Simple Minds, so was excited to see them at the SF Masonic. Venue was great, perfect sightlines from nearly every seat.

Sadly, was soo, so disappointed that the drummer did not play original drum lines ("Promised You a Miracle" was really drab without its signature drumming), and most of the songs were just, well, flat. Don't think it was the acoustics in the venue, but rather a very muddy mix, and few songs had the clean/clear/punchy sound of the originals.

Showman Jim Kerr was enjoying himself, and the backup singer was perfect, but we ended up leaving before New Gold Dream (my favorite), preferring to listen to it on Spotify so as not to hear an inert, live version...

My 12th concert with Simple Minds and it was nice to see them live again. Had a little problem with hearing Jim Kerr's voice at the beginning of the concert but it became better. I'm always pleased to see simple minds but this concert was not among the best ones, not only because of the "sound problems" but also because the setlist was a bit confusing in my opinion. I will still rate this concert 7/10, i love Jim Kerr's energy on the stage, Mel Gaynor's awesome sound on the drums and Charlie Burchill's amazing repertoire in ways of playing the guitar.... I'm allready looking foward to see them again....

Simply put,it was one of the best nights for my daughter, wife and myself at a concert. Jim Kerr put it all out there for us. The band played great. We had a meet and greet as well and the band was so down to earth. They signed a Setlist special for my daughter for her birthday. They played all their big hits from old to new. Not only did Jim hold our hands during a few songs, they put the mic to me during Sanctify Yourself for me to sing.. It was purely amazing the performance and connection they have with their fans.

What an amazing show! These guys know how to party! Simple Minds played two sets that equaled out to about 23 songs. There was a good mix of old and new. They had us screaming and dancing along with them. They were really great. The venue was nice too. Not too big and not too small. Staff st venue were really helpful too! Casey was the guy who told us what to do and where to go during the meet and greet and he was really pleasant..! Great job simple Minds

Simple Minds last night @ Coventry Butts Park. You can't beat the good old 80's songs from them.Don't you forget about me. My stepson brought us the tickets for his Dad's 50th birthday,as he knew how much we like Simple Minds. I've now seen Simple Minds twice & my husband Simon Harris 3 times. Well worth seeing. Pretenders is another great group from our generation. Get them to Peterborough Cambridgeshire & Northamptonshire.

I’ve loved Simple Minds for over 30 years, had Sister feelings call in vinyl & last nights show was a big deal for me, I still listen to them at work all the time.

Loved the show! Good for them for being so generous with a 3 hour show! Got guitar picks from the band so I’m super excited.

The drummer is a beast! All musicians were top! Had a blast & will always remember it.

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SIMPLE MINDS & ICEHOUSE to co-headline Red Hot Summer Tour (Series 2) in 2024

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RED HOT SUMMER   TOUR is thrilled to announce its next series of dates for the 2024 season from one of Australia’s most sought-after summer festivals.  These iconic outdoor shows will take place centre stage in Mornington, Yarra Valley, Bribie Island & Perth, and for series two, this mega-line-up will be co-headlined by SIMPLE MINDS and ICEHOUSE.

It’s been over 40 years since Scottish superstars,  SIMPLE MINDS,  toured Australia for the first time in 1981 when they were invited by their good friends,  ICEHOUSE . History repeats itself as they come together on stage all these decades later.  Says Jim Kerr , “ we had the best time during that six-week period, and we’re ecstatic to be able to come back and to do it all over again with our mates, Icehouse!  We love everything about this band and Australia. We are always welcomed with open arms and have such a special bond with our Aussie fans.  We can’t wait to get back there and play in some of the best outdoor locations in your beautiful country.”  

  Iva Davies went on to say “b ack in 1981, on ICEHOUSE’s first journey overseas, we were introduced to Simple Minds and their great stage presence when we went on the same tour supporting them around the UK.  It was an exciting time and we all got on so well that we asked Simple Minds to support us when we returned to Australia.  They did and Australians became one of the most welcoming audiences in the world for them.  I’m really looking forward to our co-headlining tour next year – it will be an opportunity to relive some memories and thrilling to see how far we’ve all come since those first shows.”

With a career spanning over 45 years,  ICEHOUSE  is one of Australia’s most iconic bands, transcending age groups with their hit songs, well known and loved by audiences across generations, playing to sell-out, capacity audiences in Australia, New Zealand and throughout the world.  Formed by  Iva Davies , the band’s frontman and musical creative force,  ICEHOUSE  went on to have an amazing 28 Platinum albums, eight Top 10 albums and over thirty Top 40 singles. 

ICEHOUSE’s  unofficial Australian anthem, Great Southern Land, has been a part of almost every Australian’s summer soundtrack for the past 40 years and in 2014, it was inducted into the National Film and Sound Archive’s Sounds of Australia registry. It’s also been remixed a number of times, most notably Bill Laswell’s  The Great Southern Mix , clocking in at almost 16 minutes, and the  Byrralku Dhangudha remix  from 1994, which features Indigenous musicians playing and singing the chorus in their own language. Its message is as current and relevant today as it was when it first appeared. 

In 2017, the band received another tribute when Qantas invited the public to vote for the names of the planes for their new fleet of Dreamliner 787-9s. Out of over 60,000 name suggestions submitted, Great Southern Land won the honour of the very first plane in the fleet being named after the iconic hit.  In the same year,  ICEHOUSE  also celebrated 40 years of live performance with a national Australian tour and several outdoor performances in New Zealand and has continued to perform selected concerts for sell-out audiences in both countries since then.

SIMPLE MINDS  are one of the UK’s most successful bands that have achieved worldwide success. Having sold over 60 million albums, they have experienced a remarkable journey since releasing their debut album  Life In A Day  in 1979. Over the course of their stunning career,  SIMPLE MINDS  have sold out stadiums and arenas across the globe. Constantly evolving, the band’s rousing choruses and booming atmospherics made them one of the most iconic bands of the 80s. Their trademark sound has earned them massive hits – with songs such as  Promised You A Miracle, Glittering Prize, Don’t You (Forget About Me), Alive and Kicking, Sanctify Yourself, Belfast Child  and  Let There Be Love  dominating the airwavesglobally . 

A ustralia was the first country in the world, outside of the UK, to embrace  SIMPLE MINDS , giving the band its first-ever hit single  Love Song  and first gold album ‘New Gold Dream (81-82-83-84)’. The love affair has continued ever since.  

Noiseworks  provided the soundtrack to every big night in the 1980s, with rock anthems  No Lies, Take Me Back, Hot Chilli Woman, Touch , and countless others. Get ready to rock as the original members reform to honour the memory of their co-founder and guitarist, the late, great, Stuart ‘Chet’ Fraser. Jon Stevens, Steve Balbi, Kevin Nicol, and Justin Stanley will be joined by very special guest Jack Jones on guitar and vocals. With the release of their new 2022 album, along with all their legendary hits,  Noiseworks  will reignite a passion for rock n roll!

Daryl Braithwaite  is an iconic Australian singer/songwriter and ARIA Hall Of Fame Inductee. As the frontman and vocalist for the 1970s band Sherbet,  Braithwaite  rode a wave of local and international success with songs such as  Howzat  and  Summer Love  propelling the band to superstar status. 

Braithwaite  went on to embark on a highly successful solo career which included a No. 1 ARIA Album Chart for his album Edge (1988), featuring the hit singles  As The Days Go By  and  One Summer .  Braithwaite’s  1990 follow-up album Rise included the single  The Horses  which reached No. 1 on the ARIA Singles Chart and to this day remains an anthem for generations of Australians. In 2020, he joined a host of local and international artists to perform at Fire Fight Australia, Concert For National Bushfire Relief in front of an audience in excess of 70,000 at Sydney’s ANZ Stadium. 

In 1992,  Tania Doko  and  James Roche  formed  BACHELOR GIRL , and the duo became one of the most loved Australian acts of the 90s & early 2000s, enjoying Australian and international success in Asia, Scandinavia and the US (including signing with the legendary Clive Davis at Arista Records). Standing out with their exceptional songwriting and  Tania’s  warm, powerful vocal, both PPCA and APRA have reported a massive achievement for the band – their hit single  Buses and Trains  was the most played Australian composition on Australian radio in its first year of release and during the last 25 years overall. In 1999,  Buses and Trains  also received the coveted APRA ‘Song of the Year’ award, while the critically acclaimed debut album ‘Waiting for the Day’ spawned five chart-topping, radio-friendly singles (including  Treat Me Good  and  Permission To Shine ), reached double platinum certification and an ARIA win to the duo for ‘Producer of the Year’.

After a brief hiatus to pursue their individual musical paths as writers and producers for outside artists in Sweden and the U.K,  Tania  and  James  reunited to release their socially conscious single  Speak , in 2018. With their hit-studded and dynamic live set,  Bachelor Girl  have secured impressive support slots, including international heavyweights Eurythmics and The Goo Goo Dolls. More recently, the band has special guested on widely popular festival gigs such as Day on the Green (with John Farnham, Daryl Braithwaite et al.), the Red Hot Summer tour, and can also add Icehouse to the list of iconic acts they have toured with.

RED HOT SUMMER TOUR DATES – SERIES TWO

Saturday 10 th February 2024 – Mornington Racecourse, Mornington VIC Featuring ICEHOUSE, SIMPLE MINDS, Noiseworks, Daryl Braithwaite & Bachelor Girl This is an 18-plus show

Sunday 11 th February 2024 – Rochford Wines, Yarra Valley VIC Featuring SIMPLE MINDS, ICEHOUSE, Noiseworks, Daryl Braithwaite & Bachelor Girl This is an 18-plus show

Saturday 17 th February 2024 – Sandstone Point, Bribie Island QLD Featuring ICEHOUSE, SIMPLE MINDS, Noiseworks, Daryl Braithwaite & Bachelor Girl This is an 18-plus show

Wednesday 21 st February 2024 – Kings Park & Botanic Garden, Perth WA Featuring SIMPLE MINDS, ICEHOUSE & Bachelor Girl This is an all-ages show

Ticketmaster pre-sale: Tuesday 1 st August at 10am (local time) until Thursday 3 rd August at 9am (local time)

General Public on-sale: Thursday 3 rd August at 10am (local time)

Tickets are available at: www.ticketmaster.com.au

For further information, please visit: www.redhotsummertour.com.au

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Hello SYDNEY!! In the wake of the sold-out Night at the Barracks show, we are happy to announce that ICEHOUSE will be performing at the Sydney Coliseum Theatre on Saturday, September 7th!

Joining ICEHOUSE on this special night will be Rolling Holy.

A presale opportunity will begin on Wednesday, July 10th at 10am AEST for Coliseum members and ICEHOUSE fans. Tickets may be purchased via Ticketek .

Tickets for the general public will go on sale Friday, July 12th at 10am AEST.

These tickets are sure to go fast! We hope you will come join us for a great night at the Coliseum!

HELLO SYDNEY! We are excited to announce that ICEHOUSE will be headlining the first show of the annual Night at the Barracks in Manly on Friday, September 13th!

For further details regarding the show and venue, go to Night at the Barracks .

With the performance taking place in North Head Sanctuary’s Barracks Precinct, this is sure to be a fantastic night of music!

Hello… NEW ZEALAND! We are excited to announce that ICEHOUSE will be coming to your shores in January of 2025!

As some of you may know, Cold Chisel is celebrating their 50th anniversary with an amazing The Big 5-0 tour around Australia! They will be bringing that tour to New Zealand and ICEHOUSE is going to be there, too!

Along with Cold Chisel and ICEHOUSE, the other artists on the Summer Concert Tour bill are Bic Runga and Everclear.

The dates are as follows: Queenstown – Saturday, January 18th, 2025 Taupo – Saturday, January 25th, 2025 Whitianga – Sunday, January 26th, 2025

A presale opportunity is available by signing up to become a Greenstone Club member prior to the 27th of June. It is free to join and can be done at Greenstone Club .

Tickets will go on sale to the general public on Monday, July 1st via Greenstone Entertainment .

We hope all our friends and fans will come join us in celebrating the 50th anniversary tour of our friends, Cold Chisel!

RECENT SHOWS

Hello! ICEHOUSE will be headlining the Winter Wine Festival at Crooked River Wines in Gerringong!

The festival takes place over a long weekend, with ICEHOUSE taking the stage on Saturday, June 8th. Joining ICEHOUSE will be Alex Lloyd, Ash Grunwald, The Hollywood Waltz, Pallas Haze, Olivia Coggan and Rolling Holy.

Come join us for a weekend of good music and good wine!

Hello QUEENSLAND! ICEHOUSE will be headlining Legends on the Lawn at Harrup Park in Mackay on Saturday, June 1st!

The fantastic lineup for the concert includes Jet, Jon Stevens, Pete Murray, Baby Animals, 1927, and Bachelor Girl!

Further information about the event can be found at the Legends of the Lawn website.

Come join us for what is sure to be a great day of music in Mackay!

Two bands with 40 plus years worth of hits and history: ICEHOUSE and Simple Minds, co-headlining four Red Hot Summer shows in February of 2024.

ICEHOUSE and Simple Minds will be on the bill together for the first time since 1981. Joining them will be Noiseworks, Daryl Braithwaite and Bachelor Girl.

The Red Hot Summer dates are:

Saturday, February 10th at Mornington Race Course, VIC - SOLD OUT!

Sunday, February 11th at Rochford Wines, Yarra Valley, VIC

Saturday, February 17th at Sandstone Point, QLD - SOLD OUT!

Wednesday, February 21st at Kings Park and Botanic Gardens, Perth, WA (Bachelor Girl only) - SOLD OUT!

Come see history repeat itself for FOUR SHOWS ONLY! ICEHOUSE and Simple Minds, amping up a Red Hot Summer.

ICEHOUSE will be headlining Festivale on Friday, February 2nd, 2024! Joining ICEHOUSE on the main stage will be Bachelor Girl. Come join us for a day filled with food, fun and great music!

ICEHOUSE will be performing in the forecourt of the Opera House on Tuesday, December 12th!

Joining ICEHOUSE will be Special Guests Sneaky Sound System and Karen Lee Andrews.

Please come join us for this very special show at the historic Sydney Opera House!

ICEHOUSE will be headlining the Saturday night After Race concert at the VAILO Adelaide 500 on November 25th!

Joining ICEHOUSE are these Special Guests: William Barton, The Brewster Brothers, Baby Animals, The Screaming Jets and the Australian Rock Collective. Additionally, local acts will be announced to join the extensive line-up as part of the Music SA Bands on Track incentive.

We are looking forward to seeing all our friends and fans in Adelaide for this special night of music at the VAILO Adelaide 500!

We are excited to announce that ICEHOUSE will be headlining One Electric Day at Werribee Park on November 19! Joining ICEHOUSE is a fantastic lineup of artists, including Jon Stevens, Belinda Carlisle, Daryl Braithwaite, Mark Seymour and Boom Crash Opera. We’re looking forward to taking part in this One Electric Day!

On Saturday, Oct 28th, ICEHOUSE will be headlining Sounds of Rock at Riverway Stadium in Townsville! Joining ICEHOUSE on the bill will be a fantastic lineup of artists, including Jon Stevens, The Screaming Jets, Kate Ceberano, Thirsty Merc and 1927. We are looking forward to seeing all our friends and fans there!

We are happy to announce that ICEHOUSE will be headlining Lighthouse Rock on October 14th at Burnett Heads in Queensland!

The bill is full of great artists such as The Living End, Baby Animals Music, The Screaming Jets, The Mason Rack Band, Abby Skye Music, Evergreen Aus and the Triple M Battle of the Bands winner!

Come join us for an amazing day of music in Queensland!

ICEHOUSE will be playing a special intimate show at Penrith Panthers on Thursday, October 5th. Tickets will go on sale TODAY but you'll have to be quick - the last time ICEHOUSE played in Penrith, the tickets were snapped up immediately!

We’re looking forward to coming back to Penrith. It will be a great night of music with our friends and fans!

ICEHOUSE will be headlining one night at the Mundi Mundi Bash in Broken Hill, New South Wales from August 17th through the 19th, 2023.

The lineup for these shows includes ICEHOUSE // Hoodoo Gurus // Human Nature // Pete Murray // The Angels // The Waifs // Kate Ceberano // Troy Cassar-Daley // Thirsty Merc  // Dragon // Chocolate Starfish // Shane Howard // Pierce Brothers // Wendy Matthews + Grace Knight // Jack Jones // Melanie Dyer + Caitlyn Shadbolt // Furnace and the Fundamentals // The Chantoozies // Mi-Sex

The schedule will be forthcoming as the shows draw closer. Tickets are sold only as a 3-day pass to the Bash, not on an individual day basis.

ICEHOUSE will be headlining one night at the Big Red Bash in Birdsville in the Simpson Desert in Queensland from July 4th through the 6th, 2023.

The lineup includes ICEHOUSE // John Williamson // Hoodoo Gurus // Human Nature // Pete Murray // The Angels // The Waifs // Kate Ceberano // Troy Cassar-Daley // Ross Wilson // Dragon // Chocolate Starfish // Shane Howard // Pierce Brothers // Wendy Matthews + Grace Knight // Jack Jones // Melanie Dyer + Caitlyn Shadbolt // Furnace and the Fundamentals // The Chantoozies 

We are happy to confirm that the By The C show in Perth has been rescheduled for this Sunday, May 7th, at Whitfords Nodes Park in Hillarys. The previous lineup will remain, with Birds of Tokyo, Eskimo Joe and Sneaky Sound System joining ICEHOUSE on the rescheduled day. Existing ticketholders can use their ticket for the rescheduled event. You do not need to do anything. For those that cannot attend, please contact Ticketmaster to apply for a refund. ICEHOUSE would like to thank Zaccaria Concerts and Touring for their help and quick work in rescheduling the show. We would also like to thank all the other bands and their management teams, the venue, vendors and staff behind this large event. A big shout out goes to ICEHOUSE’s amazing crew, for all their hard work getting into Perth last week and doing it all again this week!

Supercars Thrifty Newcastle 500 will be headed your way on March 10th through the 12th, 2023. As part of the exciting events surrounding the races, ICEHOUSE will be headlining a concert on Friday, March 10th!

Joining ICEHOUSE at the show will be The Screaming Jets and Jon Stevens.

We are excited to announce the Special Guests that will be joining ICEHOUSE for this Great Southern Land – The Concert Series show in February!

At Riverstage in Brisbane on February 18th, Eskimo Joe and Karen Lee Andrews will be ICEHOUSE’s Special Guests.

On February 11th at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in Melbourne, ICEHOUSE will be joined by Eskimo Joe, Frente and Motor Ace.

To celebrate the Great Southern Land gallery launch, we are announcing that ICEHOUSE will be performing in concert at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra on Friday, November 4th.

ICEHOUSE has been asked by Imagine Holidays to perform at a very special location -- Uluru. The company has put together travel packages for August of 2022 that include an exclusive performance by ICEHOUSE. The packages vary by price point and features such as hotel stays, tours in Alice Springs, meal packages, etc. All three packages include seats to the performance by ICEHOUSE. Please note that Imagine Holidays are not selling “concert only” tickets. The performance by ICEHOUSE is only included with their holiday packages. ICEHOUSE is looking forward to performing at Uluru, a truly iconic location in the heart of Australia. ICEHOUSE thanks the traditional owners of Anangu Country for granting Imagine Holidays permission to have the event on their land.

Iva Davies will be part of a special show taking place on Friday, July 22nd at Hamer Hall in Melbourne.

William Barton: Sky Songs will be an exclusive performance with William Barton, Aunty Delmae Barton, Veronique Serret, Iva Davies and John Foreman's Aussie Pops Orchestra.

Iva is thrilled to be joining his friend, William Barton, and the other very special guests at this exciting event. Please come join William and Iva for an extraordinary night of music!

Saturday, 28 May 2022 - Darwin Amphitheatre, Darwin NT

Special Guests: Missy Higgins, Eskimo Joe, William Barton and Emily Wurramara

In association with Live Nation

Sunday, 8 May 2022 - Harrigan’s, Jacobs Well, QLD

Special Guests: James Reyne, The Angels, Baby Animals, Vanessa Amorosi, Christine Anu and Emily Wurramara

In association with Regional Touring

Saturday, 7 May 2022 - Queens Park, Toowoomba QLD

Saturday, 23 April 2022 - Kings Park, Perth WA

Special Guests: Something for Kate, Jebediah, Emily Wurramara

On Sunday, March 20th, 2022, ICEHOUSE will be bringing Great Southern Land 2022 – The Concert Series to Keirle Park in Manly!

Special Guests will include Missy Higgins, Birds Of Tokyo, Pete Murray and more!

Venue, promoters and ticket outlet pre-sale will begin on Thursday, December 2nd, 2021 at 10am through Saturday, December 4th, 2021 at 9am.

Tickets to the general public will go on sale Saturday, December 4th. 2021 at 10am.

Fans are also strongly advised to use the official ticket links and not to buy tickets from so called “reselling” websites such as Viagogo who typically advertise heavily online and often mislead consumers into paying much higher prices than necessary for tickets that may turn out to be fake.

We are looking forward to sharing a wonderful day of music with all of our friends and fans!

Hello Adelaide! Due to unforeseen circumstances, the Adelaide Festival has moved the date of the Great Southern Land 2022 – The Concert Series show from Sunday, March 6th to Tuesday, March 8th. The Special Guests joining ICEHOUSE at Adelaide Oval’s Village Green will be William Barton and Emily Wurramara.

Tickets are priced at $99.

Please note: Adelaide Festival will continue to provide a flexible ticketing policy giving patrons more flexibility in the case of illness or border closure.

We are looking forward to returning to Adelaide and to being a part of the Festival!

Saturday, 19 February 2022 - Cockatoo Island, Sydney Harbour NSW

Special Guests: James Reyne, Kasey Chambers, Busby Marou, Christine Anu and True Vibenation

We are happy to announce that ICEHOUSE will be bringing Great Southern Land 2022 – The Concert Series to Torquay Common on Saturday, February 12th, 2022. Joining ICEHOUSE will be Missy Higgins, Birds of Tokyo and Pete Murray.

On Friday, February 4th, 2022, ICEHOUSE will be bringing Great Southern Land – The Concert Series to Royal Botanic Gardens, Hobart! Special Guests include James Reyne and Killing Heidi with more to be announced.

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The show on January 19 th  at the Ulumbarra Theatre in Bendigo is now SOLD OUT!

Due to factors beyond our control, it is with deep regret that we have to announce that the Trip The Switch event which was to take place in Ipswich on July 3rd has been cancelled today based on advice from Queensland Health.

With the unfolding Covid-19 situation in Sydney and Queensland where both governments have imposed new restrictions and/or lockdowns due to the increased risk of transmission with the Delta Variant and Alpha Variant, tough restrictions have been implemented that prevent people from the Greater Sydney Metropolitan Area, where key band and crew members from several of the bands appearing at the event live, from entering Queensland.

The organisers, artists and technicians had applied for Travel Exemptions for these key personnel to be able to perform at Trip The Switch and had provided a detailed substantial Covid-19 management plan for them. However, given the unfolding and expanding pandemic fears in Sydney and Brisbane, the department saw the risk of transmission as potentially too great.

Because of this, the organisers have made the difficult decision to cancel the event.

Ticketholders will be contacted by Ticketmaster during Monday June 28th regarding refunds - please do not contact them before that as they will not be in a position to process refunds until Monday - and we urge anyone who had booked accommodation or made travel arrangements to cancel them today or as soon as possible.

We are sorry to disappoint our ICEHOUSE fans and friends - the band looks forward to performing again whenever that may be possible and to seeing you there.

It is with great regret that ICEHOUSE announces that, due to Victoria’s current Covid-19 restrictions on gatherings, the performance at Bendigo’s Ulumbarra Theatre, scheduled for next Thursday June 24th will have to be cancelled. 

Yesterday's announcements from the Victorian Government severely limit the number of patrons who can attend a venue and these mean that it isn’t possible for the previously Sold Out event to take place. 

As ICEHOUSE has no touring plans at present where another date could be set, the band and promoter, Regional Touring, reluctantly agreed today to cancel the performance and refund ticketholders. 

Everyone involved is saddened by having to do so and apologise for any inconvenience caused to the band’s fans and supporters as well as the local businesses, technical crew and other staff who are affected. 

Ulumbarra Theatre box office will be in touch tomorrow (Friday June 18th) from 10am to process refunds to all ticket holders. There is no need to contact the venue directly.

ICEHOUSE looks forward to a time when the band can get back to perform in Bendigo.

The By The C show in Cronulla, NSW will be an assigned seated event, which was part of the agreement with the NSW Health Department. If you have concerns regarding the seating assignment, please contact Zaccaria Concerts ([email protected]) and/or Ticketmaster. 

We are happy to announce that ICEHOUSE will be headlining the By The C concert at Glenelg Beach on Saturday, February 13th, 2021. Joining ICEHOUSE on the bill will be James Reyne, Pete Murray, Baby Animals, Killing Heidi and Motor Ace. Tickets will go on sale on Monday, December 14th at 10am. Come join us for another great show at the fabulous Glenelg Beach! We are looking forward to seeing all of our friends and fans there!

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Some scientists restrict sentience to only animals with nervous tissue..

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• The absence of a neocortex does not appear to preclude an organism from experiencing affective states.
• Many scientists overvalue the role neurons and the neocortex play in consciousness.
• It is quite possible that felt states can be achieved by many different biological substrates.

As will become apparent from the following discussion, the debate over animal sentience has, like a growing number of present-day issues, become rather polarized.

A case in point was the recent Annual Meeting of the Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA) where a summit was held called "Animal Sentience: What Does It Mean, Why Is It Difficult to Define, and What Effect May It Have on the Veterinary Profession?" Dr. Tim Arthur, the CMVA’s newly elected president, told me this was the first time this topic was discussed at one of their conventions. He directed me to the recently issued CVMA Position Statement on Animal Sentience which states, “Sentience in this document means having the capacity to experience positive and negative feelings such as pleasure, excitement, fear , hunger, pain, and distress ... The CVMA holds that many species of animals are sentient.”

Professor Georgia Mason, in the Department of Integrative Biology, at the University of Guelph was one of the speakers at the conference. I contacted her to seek her views on animal sentience.

She said she fully supported the CMVA’s position paper. In response to my question, she explained the difference between sentience and consciousness by saying that sentience is a type of basic consciousness. “It is the ability to feel or be aware, sometimes described as the ‘what it is like’ aspect of a state. Sentience does not imply self-awareness, theory of mind , or anything else 'higher order' (i.e. complicated/cognitively sophisticated.”

Mason uses sentience to refer to just the sub-type that is most ethically relevant, emotions, an animal's capacity for pain or other forms of conscious affect. Mason has referred to measures such as discriminating between stimuli, displaying Pavlovian conditioning, and even learning simple instrumental responses as “red herrings” that should not be used to infer sentience because they are also present in non-sentient organisms, notably those lacking nervous systems, like plants and protozoa.

In Canada, the Canadian Council for Animal Care, “utilizes affective states as the primary determinant of animal welfare” while internationally, the World Organization for Animal Health says that “an animal experiences good welfare if the animal is … not suffering from unpleasant states such as pain, fear and distress.”

Mason, a passionate animal welfare advocate, agrees. “Pain and suffering is morally relevant. The guiding question should perhaps not be, “Is there evidence that this species is sentient?” But instead: “Are we sure it is not?”

The Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness, signed by a prominent group of scientists, which Mason thinks goes too far, states that “the absence of a neocortex does not appear to preclude an organism from experiencing affective states. Convergent evidence indicates that non-human animals have the neuroanatomical, neurochemical, and neurophysiological substrates of conscious states along with the capacity to exhibit intentional behaviors."

Personally, I agree with this statement. It seems to me that many scientists overvalue the role neurons and the neocortex play in consciousness. Cells, tissues, organs, and animals form various kinds of minds along a continuum from the simplest to the most complex. There is little difference between neurons and other cell types. Synaptic proteins, ion channels, and gap junctions already existed in our unicellular ancestors and were used by electrically active cells to coordinate their actions at the beginning of time. Neurons evolved from these much simpler cell types and some of the brain's speed-optimized functions emerged around the time of bacterial biofilms. Neurons are specialized cells like red blood cells or liver cells. But there is nothing magic about neurons.

I thought that perhaps Professor Nicolas Rouleau might provide a different perspective on the topic of animal sentience. So, on a sunny day in July, I drove to Wilfrid Laurier University to meet with Nic, as he likes to be called. Sitting in his fifth-floor office in the Department of Health Sciences I asked him to comment on Mason and Lavery’s paper on animal sentience. “The authors” he remarked, “remove supposed ‘red herring’ measures of sentience precisely because they are present in a group of organisms that they've a priori determined are non-sentient. Theirs is a circular argument which is not based on evidence but simply a prejudice , namely the lack of a nervous system .

Nic is a neuroscientist who contends that all attributions of cognition (i.e., mental actions), including sentience, are always inferred based on embodied behaviours, including verbal self-report in humans. He says, “If felt states in humans and other animals are always inferred, why is the same leap from observable behaviour to inferred sentience not afforded to other organisms, including plants?”

I want to know how he differentiates between simple reflexes and conscious behaviour. “Behaviours are fundamentally cognitive,” he says, “because they are goal-directed, anticipatory, flexible, and adaptive. These qualities are unlike simple reflexes, which are comparatively rigid, typically inborn, and do not require any accompanying mental action.”

I wonder, does a being require a neural substrate to be sentient? “Not at all. A function is said to be substrate-independent when it can be achieved without the contingency of a particular material or physical medium. Computation, for example, can be implemented in many ways by machines and living organisms alike. It is quite possible that felt states can be achieved in multiple ways and by many different biological substrates.”

After a most stimulating morning, Nic took me on a tour of his lab where he introduced me to his wife, Nirosha Murugan, who is also a professor at WLU. These two young scientists are doing incredible research on cancer and embodied and bioengineered tissues to model neural diseases. I would not be surprised if they receive the Nobel eventually.

Nic did post-grad work at Tufts University in Boston. One of his mentors was Michael Levin, Distinguished Professor of Biology and Director of the Allen Discovery Center. Levin conducts research at the intersection of developmental biology, computer science, and behavioral science. In my opinion, he is one of the most brilliant scientists alive today. A few years ago, at the end of a long conversation with him, I asked what being human means to him. His answer still rings in my ears: “Being human is to have moral concern and compassion for every being.”

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Mason, G. J., & Lavery, J. M. (2022). What is it like to be a bass? Red herrings, fish pain and the study of animal sentience. Frontiers in veterinary science, 9, 788289.

Birch J, Burn C, Schnell A, Browning H, Crump. (2021). A. Review of the Evidence of Sentience in Cephalopod Molluscs and Decapod Crustaceans. London: LSE Consulting

4. Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC). CCAC guidelines: Animal welfare assessment (2021). Available online at: https://ccac.ca/Documents/Standards/Guidelines/CCAC_guidelines-Animal_w… (accessed September 30, 2021).

5. World Organisation for Animal Health (OIE). Terrestrial Animal Health Code, chapter 7.1 “Introduction To The Recommendations For Animal Welfare” (2019). Available online at: https://www.oie.int/en/what-we-do/standards/codes-and-manuals/terrestri…

6. Low, P (2012). The Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness. Proceedings of the Francis Crick Memorial Conference, Churchill College, Cambridge University, pp 1-2.

Thomas R. Verny, M.D. , the author of eight books, including The Embodied Mind , has taught at Harvard University, University of Toronto, York University, and St. Mary’s University of Minnesota. His podcast, Pushing Boundaries , may be viewed on Youtube or listened to on Spotify and many other platforms.

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