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Content Source: OztixAustralian audiences are in for a rare treat this year as Jeff Martin, the unmistakable voice and guitarist of multi-platinum Canadian rock band The Tea Party, embarks on a special run of regional Australian shows throughout September, October and November.
Renowned for his commanding stage presence, world-class guitar work, and rich baritone voice, Jeff Martin has spent over three decades captivating audiences around the globe. His unique fusion of rock, blues, and Middle Eastern influences has made him one of the most distinctive and respected performers in the industry.
This tour will see Martin strip it all back, delivering intimate, up-close performances that showcase The Tea Partys most loved hits, fan favourites from his solo career, and a few rare surprises. Fans can also expect personal stories from his life on the road, behind the music, and his time living in Australia making each show a one-of-a-kind experience.
"Theres nothing like connecting directly with people in these regional rooms, where you can feel the energy of every note," says Martin. "Australia has always been so good to me I cant wait to get back on the road."
Renowned for his commanding stage presence, world-class guitar work, and rich baritone voice, Jeff Martin has spent over three decades captivating audiences around the globe. His unique fusion of rock, blues, and Middle Eastern influences has made him one of the most distinctive and respected performers in the industry.
This tour will see Martin strip it all back, delivering intimate, up-close performances that showcase The Tea Partys most loved hits, fan favourites from his solo career, and a few rare surprises. Fans can also expect personal stories from his life on the road, behind the music, and his time living in Australia making each show a one-of-a-kind experience.
"Theres nothing like connecting directly with people in these regional rooms, where you can feel the energy of every note," says Martin. "Australia has always been so good to me I cant wait to get back on the road."