David Bowie: Nothing Has Changed

David Bowie: Nothing Has Changed is an absolute must see concert for fans, with QSO and a stellar line up of leading Australian music makers performing Bowie’s most popular hits.

The rich musical legacy of the legendary British singer-songwriter is celebrated at this one off concert event on Saturday October 1 at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, with hits that have been personally selected by the performers.

Tex Perkins, Deborah Conway, Steve Kilbey, IOTA and Adalita are the stars who will be joining QSO on stage to perform 30 must do brisbane songs from the Bowie canon including Changes, China Girl, Life on Mars, Under Pressure, Let’s Dance, Starman and Five Years, alongside more obscure songs from his oeuvre.

David Bowie: Nothing has Changed premiered at the Sydney Opera House in May this year with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. A review from TheMusic said that “iOTA opening with Space Oddity was fantastic (everything he touched was gold - Life On Mars was bloody brilliant), Deborah Conway performing Ziggy Stardust brought the Hall to life.”

About the artists:

iOTA is an ARIA Award-nominated artist and Helpmann Award-winning actor. One of Australia’s most enigmatic, talented and original singer-songwriters, he has just released a new album Wolf Number Nine.

Deborah Conway has been a significant and eloquent contributor to Australian music for over 30 years. Her first band Do Re Mi topped the charts; her first solo album achieved platinum sales while simultaneously becoming the most shoplifted album of that year. Conway is a former Artistic Director of the Queensland Music Festival and is currently Festival Director for The Shir Madness Melbourne Jewish Music Festival.

Adalita is the inimitable frontwoman of Australian rock outfit Magic Dirt, nominated for several ARIA Awards. She released her first solo self-titled album in 2011 and it was crowned Best Independent Album when it won the Australian Independent Record Award. In 2013, she followed up with her second studio album All Day Venus.

Tex Perkins is a legend in the Australian music scene. This singer-songwriter is mostly known for leading the popular rock bands The Cruel Sea and Beasts of Bourbon but he has also toured with a range of notable groups including Tex, Don and Charlie and The Dark Horses.

Steve Kilbey is the lead singer-songwriter and bass guitarist for the Australian rock band The Church, which has released more than 30 albums. In 2010, The Church was inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of Fame and went on to complete sell out tours of the USA and Australia. Throughout his musical career, Kilbey has been internationally lauded for his voice, stage presence and compositional skills.

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