The Time Being | Steve Kilbey

                                                                          SETLIST:  Metropolis, Almost With You, Sealine, Reptile, Under the Milky Way, Block and The Unguarded Moment Join our Facebook page – www.facebook.com/thechurchband

Regatta Point Stage, Lake Burley Griffin Commonwealth Park, Parkes ACT Subject to slight variations in time for any potential delays. 12.00pm    Royal Canberra Military Brass Band 1.00pm      George Ellis – Children’s Entertainment 1 2.00pm      George Ellis and Steve Kilbey 3.00pm      George Ellis – Children’s Entertainment 2 4.15pm       Machine Translations 4.40pm      Paul McDermott 4.55pm       Gadflys 5.25pm       Paul McDermott 5.45pm       78 Saab 6.15pm       Paul McDermott 6.30pm      Falling Joys 7.00pm      Paul McDermott 7.15pm       the church 7.55pm       Paul McDermott 8.00pm       Thom Buchanan Live Art Piece 9.00pm       Hancock Basement 9.30pm       Stateovmind 9.45pm       Fun Machine 10.15pm     Stateovmind 10.30pm    Super Best Friends Free entry.  

the church will headline a concert in Canberra next month, the 11th of March, as part of the capital’s 100th birthday celebrations. This is a free open air event around Lake Burley Griffin on the Regatta Point stage. The concert will commence around 4pm on the Regatta Point stage and continue into the night. This stage will pay tribute to a perhaps unexpected aspect of our nation’s capital: a rich history of original contemporary music. A display of rock history and memorabilia will show that Canberra is home to far more than politics. The program of entertainment will include the church and reformed Canberra bands such as The Gadflys, The Falling Joys, 78 Saab and Machine Translations. http://www.oneverybigday.com.au/program/regatta-point-stage/ http://www.canberra100.com.au/calendar/view/486/regatta-point-stage/ The George Ellis Centennial Ensemble http://www.oneverybigday.com.au/program/for-kids/ “In the early afternoon, the audience is invited to participate with a group of professional orchestral musicians on stage by teaching them a simple tune from the Under The Milky Way chorus by the church. Everyone can join in with voice or play their own instruments brought to the concert. Then perform the song in entirety with Steve Kilbey singing – the audience, on cue, play the pre-learned melody at the appropriate place in the choruses”