Music
Heavy-hitting Adelaide band The Mark of Cain has been inducted into the SA Music Hall of Fame, joining The Angels, Cold Chisel and Masters Apprentices as legends of the local music scene.
Music
There is a subtle change underway in the activities of the Adelaide Music Collective, an organisation created to acknowledge the contribution of South Australian singers and musicians to the national and international music scene.
Adelaide Music Collective’s 13th showcase and Hall of Fame induction highlighted two great Adelaide bands of the ’70s and welcomed a couple of legends of the local music industry.
There’s a famous Peter Allen song called “Everything Old is New Again”. That could well have been the theme for this celebration of South Australian music at the State Library’s Mortlock Chamber.
A special Adelaide Music Collective and SA Music Hall of Fame event celebrated an extraordinary career and the passing of the baton to a new generation of South Australian musicians.
Latest SA Music Hall of Fame inductees David Moyse (guitarist for Air Supply) and Bill Chambers (country music legend and father of Kasey and Nash) started out on very different paths.
