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Few bands enter their fifth decade of making music with all the fierce creative energy of their early years. Few bands are like The Church.
The Australian psych-guitar masters are deep into recording the band’s 25th studio album 40 years after their formation and will treat the audience to songs from across the band's career. Fans will be the first to hear some of the new additions from their forthcoming album.
The Church’s repertoire began with classic early albums 'Of Skins and Heart' – delivering the classic ‘The Unguarded Moment’ – ‘The Blurred Crusade', 'Heyday' and 'Starfish'.
‘Starfish’ was the 1988 album that broke into the mainstream and gave The Church the international hit 'Under the Milky Way'. The hit single has been regarded as one of the most influential and recognisable Australian rock anthems of all time.
In 2010 The Church were inducted into the Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) Hall of Fame and reaffirmed their status as one of the world's great live bands with the 'Future Past Perfect' tour, performing their ‘Untitled #23’, ‘Priest=Aura’ and ‘Starfish’ albums to rapturous audiences in the US and Australia.
The epic line-up is bassist, vocalist and founder Steve Kilbey; with long-time collaborator timEbandit Powles drummer and producer across 17 albums since '94; guitarist Ian Haug (formerly of Australian rock icons Powderfinger) who joined the band in 2013 and Jeffrey Cain, touring multi-instrumentalist who is now a full-time member of The Church since the departure of Peter Koppes in early 2020. The band have also recently recruited one of Australia's finest and most respected guitarists Ashley Naylor (Even, The Grapes).
They were amazing Thankyou to The Church ….. one of my fave bands in my younger days. People need to move…..too much seating. I danced all 3 hours .Brilliant boys
I bought VIP meet and greet in May but due to a death in the family didn’t make the concert. Ticketmaster were excellent in assisting me. Thanks for your compassion!
Hindley Street Music Hall was the venue , superb ! The Church put on a nearly 3 hour show which was a highlight of our live music experiences . No hesitation to go and see them tomorrow if I could .Come back to Adelaide soon .
An outstanding line-up The Church is one of Australia's most underrated bands for song writing and entertainment. This is truly one of the best bands still playing. And in a category of its own. But is up there with the likes of Icehouse, Cold Chisel and so many more, holding there own for near 50 years
The Church delivered a with a career-spanning 28 song setlist to their fans. The Already Yesterday Tour was a trip to yesterday and a chance to really celebrate the group’s seminal first four albums: ‘Of Skins And Heart’, ‘The Blurred Crusade’, ‘Séance’ and ‘Heyday’. It was as Steve Kilbey put it: "an artery clogging nostalgia"evening. "Well. You asked for it!” There is nothing better than the tactile rush of live music beautifully performed and The Church delivered. It was magical.
Thoroughly enjoyed the show. Steve's voice hasn't changed over time and they still sound good. Very talented musicians.
The Church! What fantastic show! Close to three hours. The Odeon is a great venue.
Great venue, electric atmosphere and The Church were Sharp as
Left at interval could hear vocals the sound was awful. Very disappointed
