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2009 ARIAS AWARDS - RED CARPET

National Country Music Muster 2008 - Gympie/Amamoor Queensland

Robbie Williams, photo taken by Chrissy Layton, AusNotebook Music & Creative

Robbie Williams gives thumbs up for 2009 ARIAS Awards held on Thursday 26 November, 2009 at Acer Arena, Sydney.

National Country Music Gympie Muster. Photo by Chrissy Layton, AusNotebook Music & Creative.

National Country Music Muster (photo above) occurs every year at Amamoor near Gympie Queensland. Click on link below for upcoming event in August 2010.

http://www.muster.com.au

Empire Of The Sun picked up Album of the Year for their debut Walking on a Dream and Single of the Year for their hit of the same name as well as awards for Best Group and Best Pop Release.

The awards were presented by international guest Robbie Williams (above) and Australian own
Rove McManus.

Empire Of The Sun - Luke Steel, photo by Chrissy Layton, AusNotebook Music & Creative

Watch this space for upcoming ARIAS 2009 red carpet photos and article

Empire Of The Sun's talented and creative Perth muso Luke Steel on the Arias red carpet (above), and Nick Littlemore ("invisible Nick") who was overseas at the time of the Awards.

Watch this space for articles / interviews with

Josh Pyke
Bob Evans
Augie March
The Boat People

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After being “treated as gods” in the USA and establishing a strong fan base in Australia, Midnight Oil’s Rob Hirst and Martin Rotsey, team up with Dom Turner to form the Angry Tradesmen. Photo taken by Chrissy Layton, AusNotebook Music & Creative.
Angry Tradesmen support various charities.

After being “treated as gods” in the USA and establishing a strong fan base in Australia, Midnight Oil’s
Rob Hirst and Martin Rotsey, team up with Dom Turner to form the Angry Tradesmen. The name was chosen with the realisation that everyone was either an angry tradesman or has hired one!

“Music is more like a sentence that you carry to your grave, unless you are the Back Street Boys when you probably shouldn’t,” jokes Rob.

Troy Cassar-Daley, Australian Musician. Photo taken by Chrissy Layton. AusNotebook Music & Creative.

Troy Cassar-Daley knew at an early age that music was his passion. He always enjoyed listening particularly to Country Music. For Troy, part of the growing up was playing guitar with his mother who he nagged to play.

Troy supports The Fred Hollows Foundation.
This organisation was inspired by the work of the late Professor Fred Hollows who was an eye doctor and skilled surgeon. By reducing the cost of cataract operations to as little as $25, The Fred Hollows Foundation has helped to restore the sight of more than one million people worldwide.

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Tripod - photo taken by Chrissy Layton, AusNotebook Music & Creative.

Multi ARIA award nominees, Tripod won the 2005 Aria award ‘Best Comedy Release’ for their album Middleborough Road. Since then the boys have been busy with many performances at various festivals.

Scod from Tripod supports non profit organisation Asylum Seekers Resource Centre

Kate Miller-Heidke, Australian musician. Photo taken by Chrissy Layton, AusNotebook Music & Creative.

Kate Miller-Heidke has a delightful devilish side to her and a wicked sense of humour.

Kate supports environmental charities and was an advocate for Earth Hour. She also supports Amnesty International.

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Nick Latta’s humbling experience in winning the King and Queen of Song - original song competition 2008 and 2009 at Noosa, Queensland was a wakeup call for this talented musician. Receiving a standing ovation for his performance and winning first prize gave Nick a massive confidence boost, but he is still a little shocked about being selected.

Nick currently supports a child in Africa.

Sophie Marie, born in Pittsburgh, California, has resided in Australia for the last six years. She is successfully catering for Australian music lovers, especially those who love their rock.

“I am all about charities, and helping people out, I would do a free gig for any charity”.

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URBAN HOTEL, 345 Wickham Terrace, BRISBANE
CATE SHAW

As from Sunday, 28 February, 2010 for five consecutive Sundays. Cost is $25 which includes high tea or tapas plus a glass of champagne or beer.

Time: 2pm to 5pm

Free parking

Click here for more details on the gig at Urban Hotel

Click here for AusNotebook's previous article on Cate Shaw

Cate Shaw. Photo by Chrissy Layton, AusNotebook Music & Creative

Award winning vocalist Cate Shaw has enjoyed a rich singing career that includes being a part of the international hit song with Rick Springfield’s hit ‘Speak To The Sky’. Cate’s singing style has been likened to the effervescent styles of Astrud Gilberto, and Peggy Lee. You will experience a fresh combination of jazz and Latin style music, supported by some of Brisbane’s best musicians.

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