Colin Hay, Scottish born and best known as the front man and singer from 80s Australian band Men at Work (best known for their hits “Down Under,” “Overkill,” and “Who Can It Be Now?”), following a festival in Michigan later this month, will be touring his homeland all of February and into March, then visit some of the cities in the West in the U.S. in April, and then his trip to the UK will take him through the end of May.
Mr. Hay has been recording and touring new music for decades, though he still gives tribute to his early hits with Men at Work, and re-recorded “Down Under” to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the popular New Wave hit last year.
Full dates and details for the “Finding My Dance” tour can be found on his official www.ColinHay.com site:
Below are the dates announced as of the time of this article:
- Jan 25 – Ann Arbor Folk Festival Ann Arbor, MI
- Jan 26 – Ann Arbor Folk Festival Ann Arbor, MI
- Feb 01 – Bunbury Entertainment Centre Bunbury Wa, Australia
- Feb 02 – Perth Regal Theatre Perth Wa, Australia
- Feb 03 – Mandurah Performance Centre Mandurah Wa, Australia
- Feb 05 – The Nautilus Theatre Port Lincoln, Australia
- Feb 06 – Northern Festival Centre Port Pirie, Australia
- Feb 08 – Her Majesty’s Theatre Adelaide Sa, Australia
- Feb 09 – Barossa Arts & Convention Centre Tanunda, Australia
- Feb 12 – Performing Arts Centre Hamilton Vic, Australia
- Feb 13 – Lighthouse Theatre Warrnambool Vic, Australia
- Feb 15 – Frankston Art Centre Frankston Vic, Australia
- Feb 16 – Athenaeum Theatre Melbourne Vic, Australia
- Feb 19 – The Capital Bendigo Vic, Australia
- Feb 20 – Westside Performing Art Centre Mooroopna, Australia
- Feb 22 – Concourse Theatre Sydney Nsw, Australia
- Feb 23 – Canberra Theatre Canberra Act, Australia
- Feb 24 – EVAN Theatre Penrith Nsw, Australia
- Feb 26 – Illawarra Performing Arts Centre Wollongong, Australia
- Feb 27 – CESSNOCK PERFORMING ARTS CENTRE Cessnock Nsw, Australia
- Mar 01 – Bellingen Memorial Hall Bielsdown Hills Nsw, Australia
- Mar 02 – Glass House Port Macquarie Nsw, Australia
- Mar 03 – West Leagues Club Tamworth Nsw, Australia
- Mar 05 – Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House Sydney Nsw, Australia
- Apr 02 – MIM Music Theater Phoenix, AZ
- Apr 04 – Largo at the Coronet Los Angeles, CA
- Apr 05 – Rio Theatre Santa Cruz, CA
- Apr 06 – Palace of Fine Arts San Francisco, CA
- Apr 07 – The Center for the Arts Grass Valley, CA
- Apr 10 – Rogue Theatre Grants Pass, OR
- Apr 11 – The Aladdin Theater Portland, OR
- Apr 12 – The Neptune Theater Seattle, WA
- Apr 13 – Panida Theater Sandpoint, ID
- Apr 15 – Myrna Loy Center Helena, MT
- Apr 17 – The State Room Salt Lake City, UT
- Apr 19 – PAC3 Carbondale, CO
- Apr 20 – Tri-Lakes Center for the Arts Palmer Lake, CO
- Apr 21 – Boulder Theatre Boulder, CO
- Apr 30 – Ardrossan Civic Centre Ardrossan, United Kingdom
- May 02 – O2 Academy 2 Birmingham Birmingham, United Kingdom
- May 03 – The Caves Edinburgh, United Kingdom
- May 04 – O2 ABC Glasgow Glasgow, United Kingdom
- May 05 – HMV Ritz Manchester, United Kingdom
- May 08 – O2 Academy 2 Leicester Leicester, United Kingdom
- May 09 – O2 Academy Oxford Oxford, United Kingdom
- May 10 – O2 Academy Bournemouth Bournemouth, United Kingdom
- May 11 – O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire London, United Kingdom
- May 12 – Arlington Arts Centre Snelsmore Common, United Kingdom
The Rock Subculture Journal plans to cover the show on April 7th at The Center for the Arts in Grass Valley, California.
Click on the image below for the latest and up to date full Rock Subculture Journal schedule of pop and rock music concerts/tours coming up for review (2013 Rock Subculture Schedule):
Jason DeBord