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Content Source: OztixSEARCHING FOR CHARLIE OWEN
Charlie Owens music and spoken word show has become one of the must see events on the Australian touring calendar. The gigs retracing his storied career under the Searching for Charlie Owen banner have attracted full houses and warm reviews up and down the Australian East Coast.
From his work with Tex Don and Charlie, Beasts of Bourbon, the New Christs and Divynils to collaborations with Louis Tillett, Paul Kelly, Tex Perkins, and the Working Class Ringos. Charlie has consistently pushed the boundaries of his craft whilst captivating audiences with his ferocious and at times tender performances.
Long considered a guitarists guitarist, Charlies poignant Searching... shows take audiences backstage via his warm, funny and sometimes sad reflections on the people hes met and played with.
With a career spanning four decades there are a lot of back pages to explore. Dont miss these special shows and the opportunity to share Charlies passion, up close and personal.
Supporting are locals Looch Lewis (and friends) and Mark Horne.
Charlie Owens music and spoken word show has become one of the must see events on the Australian touring calendar. The gigs retracing his storied career under the Searching for Charlie Owen banner have attracted full houses and warm reviews up and down the Australian East Coast.
From his work with Tex Don and Charlie, Beasts of Bourbon, the New Christs and Divynils to collaborations with Louis Tillett, Paul Kelly, Tex Perkins, and the Working Class Ringos. Charlie has consistently pushed the boundaries of his craft whilst captivating audiences with his ferocious and at times tender performances.
Long considered a guitarists guitarist, Charlies poignant Searching... shows take audiences backstage via his warm, funny and sometimes sad reflections on the people hes met and played with.
With a career spanning four decades there are a lot of back pages to explore. Dont miss these special shows and the opportunity to share Charlies passion, up close and personal.
Supporting are locals Looch Lewis (and friends) and Mark Horne.