Will Client Liaison’s new Bamboo Creek (Pilbara) hit The Beat Supreme be Number One in the US?

Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 7-Oct-19

Client Liaison – Australia’s favourite retro 80s revivalist funk rockers – have ‘done it again’ with new hit ‘The Beat Supreme’ shot entirely on location at Haoma’s Bamboo Creek Mine in the remote Pilbara region near Marble Bar, WA. Client Liaison’s irreverent lead singer Monte Morgan clearly discovered gold on his trip to Bamboo Creek and dances ‘The Beat Supreme’ away in remote desert landscapes, over-sized mining trucks and the Bamboo Creek Mill processing ‘gold bearing’ ore with musical partner Harvey Miller. ‘The Beat Supreme’ is set to shoot to Number 1 on the local Australian charts in the coming weeks; however, only Warner Music and Spotify can answer the question:- Will ‘The Beat Supreme’ be available on US Spotify so it can make US charts Number 1? Tickets are selling fast for Client Liaison’s October-November Australian tour. Register for the latest news and updates – as well as buy tickets – for Client Liaison at http://www.clientliaison.com. Pilbara FIFO workers should ‘get in fast’ to buy tickets for the special shows in Dunsborough and Fremantle before tickets sell out. View Client Liaison’s new music video for ‘The Beat Supreme’.

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Client Liaison announce tour behind glossy new song The Real Thing

Original article by Al Newstead
abc.net au – Page: Online : 1-Aug-19

Pop duo Client Liaison are going on tour to promote their new single ‘The Real Thing’, with tickets to go on sale from 2 August. The tour begins at the Grand Hotel in Mornington in Victoria on 17 October, and runs to 9 November. Client Liaison worked with producer Dann Hume on their new song, with Hann having also worked with them on their previous song, ‘Survival in the City’. Client Liaison member Monte Morgan has described ‘The Real Thing’ as "more pop than we’ve ever been".

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Kylie Minogue reveals breast cancer prevented her from having children

Original article by Isabel Thomson-Officer
celebrity.nine.com.au – Page: Online : 5-May-19

Australian entertainer Kylie Minogue says she tries not to dwell on what might have been had she not been diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005. Minogue, who is now 50 and getting ready to appear at the UK’s Glastonbury Festival in June, says that while having children was not in her "immediate plans" at the time, contracting the disease prevented her from having them.

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Flea and Anthony Kiedis from Red Hot Chili Peppers call out outlandish NSW live music rules

Original article by Cameron Gooley
abc.net.au – Page: Online : 8-Mar-19

US rock band the Red Hot Chili Peppers has weighed into the debate regarding the New South Wales Government’s new regulations for live music festivals. The government has identified 14 music festivals that will not be granted a licence by the Independent Liquor & Gaming Authority unless they prepare a safety management plan. Red Hot Chili Peppers’ frontman Anthony Kiedis and bassist Michael Balzary told the audience at a concert in Geelong that the NSW reforms are "outlandish" and "stupid".

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Aussies win over Brits, now for the Oscars

Original article by Philippa Hawker
The Australian – Page: 3 : 12-Feb-19

‘The Favourite’ has been voted Best British Picture at the 2019 British Academy of Film & Television Arts awards, while ‘Roma’ won the Best Picture award. Australian Fiona Crombie shared the BAFTA for Best Production Design for ‘The Favourite’, while fellow Australian Tony McNamara shared the BAFTA for Best Original Screenplay, again for ‘The Favourite’. Both Crombie and McNamara have been nominated for the upcoming Academy Awards.

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Shark nets three on music’s night of nights

Original article by Andrew McMillen
The Australian – Page: 3 : 29-Nov-18

Singer-songwriter Amy Shark was among the big winners in the 32nd annual ARIA Awards on 28 November. Shark won three awards, including best female artist and album of the year, and she has now won six ARIA awards in total. Pop quartet 5 Seconds of Summer also won three ARIA awards, while the late Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu was named best male artist.

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2018 ARIA Award Nominees & Early Winners Announced

Original article by Tom Williams
Musicfeeds – Page: Online : 12-Oct-18

Singer-songwriter Amy Shark has received nine nominations in the 2018 ARIA Awards, including Best Female Artist and Album of the Year. Meanwhile, Courtney Barnett has received eight nominations, while the late indigenous musician Gurrumul has been nominated for seven awards. Melbourne-based synthpop band Client Liaison has been nominated for two publicly-voted ARIA awards, in the categories of Best Video (for "Survival In The City") and Best Australian Live Act (for Expo Liaison).

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No formal protest over Rush, court told

Original article by Nicola Berkovic
The Australian – Page: 3 : 27-Sep-18

The defamation case over allegations against Hollywood star Geoffrey Rush has continued in the Federal Court. The case centres on a series of newspaper articles about Rush’s alleged inappropriate behaviour during a Sydney Theatre Company production. Rush’s lawyer told the court that the actress who made the allegations had never lodged a formal complaint about his conduct, and there had been no formal investigation of the allegations. Instead, the allegations had been raised by the actress in a conversation with two other members of the STC in a bar.

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Opera takes a hit while theatre and dance rake it in

Original article by Matthew Westwood
The Australian – Page: 15 : 14-Sep-18

Australia’s major performing arts companies got 19 per cent of their revenue from the private sector in 2017, up from 17 per cent in 2016. This is according to "Tracking Changes in Corporate Sponsorship and Donations", prepared by Creative Partnerships Australia and AMPAG. Private-sector support in 2017 was made up of donations, sponsorships and fund raising, with donations accounting for 65.1 per cent. Donations to opera companies fell by 19 per cent, while Western Australia led the way in terms of growth in donations.

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Client Liaison puts on iconic Expo Liaison performance in Melbourne with John Farnham stealing the show. Brisbane & Sydney shows to come

Original article by Roy Morgan
Market Research Update – Page: Online : 21-Aug-18

Aussie synth popstars Client Liaison performed to a crowd of over 3,000 dedicated fans at Melbourne’s Flemington race course on Saturday night with a special performance by "Whispering Jack" John Farnham adding to the occasion. Farnham brought the house down with his favourites Pressure Down, Age of Reason and You’re The Voice but the real stars of the show were Client Liaison lead singer Monte Morgan and keyboardist Harvey Miller. Morgan was dressed in a see-through blue raincoat as the band and the thousands of fans braved a wild night of wind and rain in Melbourne to put on a spectacular performance featuring red flames mixed with scantily clad dancers. Client Liaison closed out the set with their disco hit Off White Limousine. Client Liaison now travels with "Farnsey" up north for shows this weekend in Sydney (Saturday August 25) and Brisbane (Sunday August 26). Contact Roy Morgan for discounted tickets for the two shows. See here: http://www.clientliaison.com

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