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Half Strange 2023: Emma Russack, Workhorse Lead Lineup for Outback Gig Series

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Dinosaur City has teamed up with Heaps Normal and Adelaide music festival Half Strange to curate the three-state touring event, Half Strange . They’ve recruited the likes of Snowy , Workhorse , Danika , Emma Russack , Punko and more for eight shows spread across regional and remote South Australia and New South Wales.

The tour will commence on Kaurna Land in Adelaide Hills on Saturday, 23rd September. There’ll be shows in Jamestown, Melrose and Hawker the following weekend before the tour crosses into NSW for shows in White Cliffs, Broken Hill and Silverton. Half Strange wraps up in mid-October on Wurundjeri Country at Melbourne’s Thornbury Bowls Club.

Workhorse – ‘No Photographs’

All eight Half Strange shows will be open to all ages and tickets are available via a pay-as-you-can ticketing system. Along with seeking to connect with locals in Flinders Ranges and north-west New South Wales, organisers hope to encourage city dwellers to hit the road or seek out public transport so they can be part of the unconventional touring initiative.

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Friday, 29th September – Jacka Brothers Brewery, Melrose, Ngadjuri Country SA

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Saturday, 30th September – Family Fun Day, Blue Burt Park, Hawker, Adnyamathanha Country SA

Friday, 6th October – White Cliffs Hotel, White Cliffs, Barkindji Country NSW

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Saturday, 7th October – Palace Hotel, Broken Hill, Wilyakali Country NSW

Sunday, 8th October – Silverton Hotel, Silverton, Wilyakali Country NSW

Saturday, 14th October – Thornbury Bowling Club, Thornbury, Wurundjeri Country VIC

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Prepare for Some Quality ‘Lax with Emma Russack’s Album Tour

News | June 15, 2016

Emma Russack has announced she’ll be hitting the road to bring her relaxed brand of indie-pop to the masses in support of her third studio album ‘In a New State’.

Russack has been killing it internationally with the release of ‘In a New State’ on June 10 garnering the praise of Rolling Stone, UNCUT, Vice, and many more.

Singles from the album If  You Could See Me Now  and  My Own Friend  are both terrific examples of an artist completely laying their heart down on a track. Brooding guitar and drums lay the groundwork as Russack sings of her independence and freedom, serenading with a voice that sounds out of place for the subject matter in the best possible way.

Think a slow song from Courtney Barnett but with the vocals sounding closer to the dreamy lustre of Beach House.

Wollongong, Melbourne and Sydney are currently on the cards for the upcoming headlining tour, but there’ll be plenty more dates announced.

These dates aren’t the only chance to see Russack in the flesh, and not the earliest either, as she’s supporting Alex Gow and Dan Kelly on their Australian Dreamers tour.

Since touring her sophomore album ‘You Changed Me’ in 2014, Russack has left Perth, moved to Melbourne, and spent enough time there to become mates with psych-legends King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard (who helped on producing duties alongside John Lee of The Ocean Party).

All these changes are reflected in the new material from Russack which paints “memories of me floating on my back in the ocean at Cottesloe, Perth, and feeling free.Walking through Melbourne CBD and realising how I finally feel at home”.

To get a taste of what you can expect when Emma Russack comes to a town near you, give this a listen!

Emma Russack Tour Dates

SAT 2 JUL CWA Hall, Wollongong SAT 16 JUL The Post Office Hotel, Melbourne FREE SHOW THU 4 AUG Golden Age Cinema, Sydney FREE SHOW

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Emma Russack “winter blues” out now!

Prolific singer-songwriter Emma Russack has just releases her  stunning fifth album ‘Winter Blues’.  Over the weekend Emma opened for Robert Forster in Sydney and Wollongong and has headline shows next month in Sydney, Melbourne, Canberra.

The 10-track album is Emma’s most personal to date. Russack explains, “thematically, the songs deal with love, loss and confusion in the context of a fairly confusing, complex world. The songs pose many questions but refuse to give answers, and that’s the way I like it. That is not to say that the songs aren’t hopeful; they are – but it is my hope that the listener can engage with the songs freely, answering (or not answering) the questions for themselves in relation to their own lives and experiences”. The four-and-a-half-minute single title track is the album’s centrepiece. Remarkably subtle and incredibly beautiful, the song floats in a sombre key, intermittently dotted by Russack’s contemplations, “blame it on the winter blues”. Russack gave us a taste of the album in the single “ What Is Love ” late in 2018. Recorded for the short film ‘ An Athlete Wrestling a Python’ , Emma writes about the simplicities of love, asking “What Is Love?”. During the song she asks, “is it borrowing a t-shirt?” OR is it “reading over shoulders?”. It is many things! In addition to the  song’s deeply personal lyrical content, it also sees the piano take the lead – as it does too on the title track. The piano is also showcased on the album’s quieter moments: “ Like the Wind ”, “ Horses ” and the album’s stunning finale “ Never Before ”. A few songs into ‘Winter Blues’  and you are struck by its beauty and left aching for more. Is it the content, the songs, or the subject matter that you are longing for? Whatever it is, the album feels a little different. The songs were captured in a different way this time.  Russack  explains, “for a year, Liam Halliwell , Dylan Young and myself had been going into Phaedra Studios intermittently to record songs that I had written. We would usually record two songs per session and then mix on the same day. All of the songs were recorded live to tape and always in one take. There were no rehearsals and Liam and Dylan would have to learn the songs in the minutes prior to recording them. It was a fast and exciting process. Once again, John Lee engineered, mixed and mastered the album.” In the time between 2017’s ‘Permanent Vacation’  and 2019’s ‘Winter Blues’ , Russack has recorded two albums with Lachlan Denton   ‘When It Ends’ and ‘Keep On Trying’ (released as a double album late last year via Spunk – LISTEN ). The albums showcase a masterful melding of each of the artists’ (and vocalists’) signature sounds and songwriting style. They also captured an incredible friendship that has had its ups and downs over the past year, yet has only grown stronger.  Emma has also been travelling, studying and becoming settled in her now long-term hometown of Melbourne in this time. Melbourne is obviously known for its hot summers and at times longer winters, but the title of Russack’s new album might not simply talk about the weather. Emma explains, “Winter Blues is the perfect summary of where I am at in my life: vulnerable, open hearted and at peace with my past”.  TOUR DATES: Wed 7 August – The Jazzlab, Melbourne ( tickets ) Fri 9 August – Sideway, Canberra Sat 10 August – Golden Age Cinema & Bar, Sydney

Emma Russack Drops New Album And Tour Dates

Melbourne songwriter  Emma Russack  has today released her third studio album, In A New State , as well as announcing a three-date tour for the east coast, with more shows to still be announced.

Since the release of her debut album Sounds Of Our City  back in 2012, Russack has been stealing the hearts of audiences and critics alike.

With production on the new album done by John Lee (Mountains In The Sky, Beaches and The Ocean Party) and Joey Walker from King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, In A New State distances itself from her previous releases and sees Russack take back charge on the guitar. 

Russack will finish her supporting duties on Alex Gow and Dan Kelly's tour this month before moving on to her own string of headline shows in July and August, taking place in Wollongong, Melbourne and Sydney.

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Half Strange 2023: Emma Russack, Workhorse Lead Lineup for Outback Gig Series

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Dinosaur City has teamed up with Heaps Normal and Adelaide music festival Half Strange to curate the three-state touring event, Half Strange . They’ve recruited the likes of Snowy , Workhorse , Danika , Emma Russack , Punko and more for eight shows spread across regional and remote South Australia and New South Wales.

The tour will commence on Kaurna Land in Adelaide Hills on Saturday, 23rd September. There’ll be shows in Jamestown, Melrose and Hawker the following weekend before the tour crosses into NSW for shows in White Cliffs, Broken Hill and Silverton. Half Strange wraps up in mid-October on Wurundjeri Country at Melbourne’s Thornbury Bowls Club.

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All eight Half Strange shows will be open to all ages and tickets are available via a pay-as-you-can ticketing system. Along with seeking to connect with locals in Flinders Ranges and north-west New South Wales, organisers hope to encourage city dwellers to hit the road or seek out public transport so they can be part of the unconventional touring initiative.

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Friday, 6th October – White Cliffs Hotel, White Cliffs, Barkindji Country NSW

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Sunday, 8th October – Silverton Hotel, Silverton, Wilyakali Country NSW

Saturday, 14th October – Thornbury Bowling Club, Thornbury, Wurundjeri Country VIC

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Melbourne based singer-songwriter Emma Russack released “Be Real”, the newest single from her upcoming album Winter Blues, due on the 5 July 2019. Channelling 90s grunge and indie rock, “Be Real” is Russack’s reaction to the selfie culture.

“[“Be Real”] is about my frustration with phone obsession, social media, hype and trend – the phoniness that I see all over the place (and actually buy into),” Emma Russack explained. “I’m really trying to emphasise the importance of being true to yourself and being ‘real’ – whatever the hell that means. The video is a snapshot of how insular and isolated people have become as a result of technology. I just wanna connect IRL.”

To celebrate the release of her new album Emma Russack has a bunch of tour dates in the second half of the year.

Wednesday 7 August – The Jazzlab, Melbourne, VIC Friday 9 August – Sideway, Canberra, ACT Saturday 10 August – Golden Age Cinema & Bar, Sydney, NSW Friday 13 September – Major Tom’s, Kyneton, VIC Saturday 14 September – Macedon Railway Hotel, Macedon, VIC Sunday 15 September – The Taproom – Shedshaker Brewing, Castlemaine, VIC

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Half Strange Presents: Emma Russack (VIC), Workhorse, Jess Johns, Danika (VIC)

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Dinosaur City, Half Strange and Heaps Normal Presents Emma Russack (VIC), Workhorse, Danika (VIC) and Jess Johns live at Blue Burt Park, Hawker as part of Hawker Family Fun Day on Saturday, September 30 for  Half Strange 2023 –  A Music Tour From the City to the Outback and Back .

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Date: Saturday, October 6 Time: 12pm - 4pm Venue: Flinders Food Co | 66 Elder Terrace, Hawker SA 5434

Ticket price: Pay-as-you-can admission

Accessibility: This event is held outside at Blue Burt Park, a shaded and fully-fenced park in the Flinders Ranges. Please contact us to check accessibility needs. 

About Half Strange

Half Strange is an expansive national tour taking artists including Emma Russack, Workhorse, Punko, Snowy, Scraps and more to metropolitan, regional and remote outposts across South Australia, New South Wales and Victoria in Spring 2023.

Half Strange strives to provide a safe environment for all attendees and crew. If you experience or witness anything that makes you or someone around you uncomfortable, please reach out to Half Strange or venue staff.

Half Strange makes, promotes and exhibits music on Aboriginal land. We pay our respects to Elders past, present and future. Always was, and always will be Aboriginal land. Free entry for all First Nations attendees, please email [email protected].

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