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Feb 25, 2021
I play a little guitar, write a few tunes, make a few movies, but none of that’s really me, ”George Harrison once said. “The real me is something else.” Harrison was many things – including a master of understatement. But he was right to point out that his true character remains elusive. He was one of the most famous men in the world, but he loathed superstardom. He preached piety and simple pleasures, yet he lived in a 120-room mansion and collected ultra high-end cars. His studious facade belayed a brilliant sense of humor, which led him to produce some of the greatest comedies of all time. The songs he wrote focused on both the glory of God and the petty annoyances of day-to-day life.
Private Function and 30/70 delivered polar performances with their joint Happy Mondays show Image by Zo Damage
The odd pairing was far from the weirdest part of the night.
A collaborative initiative as part of Melbourne Music Week and Art Centre Melbourne’s Live at the Bowl series, Happy Mondays brings together two small live music venues each week to curate a lineup for the big stage.
This week’s iteration saw Northcote Social Club and The Evelyn put their heads together for a program comprising 30/70 and Private Function.
An unlikely pairing, the polar acts delivered two very different performances at Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Monday night.
Happy Mondays is a celebration of what Melbourne does best: live music. Featuring Cash Savage and The Last Drinks + The Meanies + Yusupha Ngum and The Affia Band + Sui Zhen + 30/70 + Private Function + The Murlocs + Close Counters
Each Monday night in February, two iconic Melbourne music venues will put on a gig at The Sidney Myer Music Bowl. The month-long program channels the spirit of a classic Melbourne residency with some of the best local artists as selected by these loved venues.
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