THE DINGOES
Friday, August 20th
Norwood Live – Cnr The Parade & Osmond Tce, Norwood, SA.
Show Only $30+bf ($35 on the door)
Dinner & Show $65+bf
Book early to avoid disappointment.
For Information & Bookings Ring The Hotel on 08 8431 1822
ARIA HALL OF FAME STARS @ NORWOOD
The Dingoes play Norwod - one show only – Friday, August 20th
Norwood Live is proud to announce another absolute must-see show, locking in The Dingoes for one show only on Friday, August 20th, as part of a tour to promote their brand new album “Tracks”.

JOE CAMILLERI AND THE BLACK SORROWS
Norwood Live –Saturday, September 11th
One of the country’s best loved live acts, Joe Camilleri's The Black Sorrows returns to Adelaide, playing the Norwood on Saturday, September 11th.
After weeks in the studio working on the latest Sorrows’ release, Joe is busting to get out and blow out the cobwebs with a great night of Sorrows classics and soon to be classics.
Camilleri continues to amaze us with his unmatched ability to meld together sounds and feels drawn from a broad range of influences. This feat is only topped by Camilleri’s unique give it all approach. No-one puts in like Joe. He will leave you with no doubt that he has had much fun belting out the tunes as you have had hearing them.
“The heart and soul of The Sorrows still beats loud and clear.”
- Joe Camilleri.
Get down to the Norwood Hotel for a great night out and stay tuned for the new CD (tentatively called Salvation Song).
Grab your tickets while you still can and witness this heart and soul first hand.
The Black Sorrows are Joe Camilleri, Joe Creighton, Claude Carranza and Tony Floyd.
www.theblacksorrows.com.au
Saturday, September 11th
Joe Camilleri & The Black Sorrows
Norwood Live – Cnr The Parade & Osmond Tce, Norwood, SA.
Show Only $30+bf ($35 on the door)
Dinner & Show $65+bf
Bookings 08 8431 1822

DIESEL HAS 7 AXES TO GRIND
Friday, October 22 & Saturday, October 23rd
Armed with the most eclectic collection of instruments, one of Australia’s favourite musical sons, diesel hits the road for his 7 Aces To Grind national tour, and the only place to see him in Adelaide will be Norwood Live, where he will play exclusively for two special nights on Friday, October 22nd and Saturday, October 23rd.
Over the years, this multi-ARIA winner has endeavoured to explore many a string instrument and it is through these explorations that the inspiration for many of diesel’s works has emerged.
Saddled up with a voice that is timeless and his “family” of guitars of wide distinction, diesel brings it to the stage for what is sure to be an insightful night, showcasing this journey man of music.
These shows are already selling fast, so don’t miss out!
Bookings 08 8431 1822

CADD & MORRIS DELIVER THE HITS OVER TWO NIGHTS
Friday, December 3rd & Saturday, December 4th
Brian Cadd & Russell Morris
Norwood Live, Cnr The Parade & Osmond Tce, Norwood, SA.
Show Only $30+bf
Dinner & Show $65+bf

Australian music icons, BRIAN CADD and RUSSELL MORRIS have rocked the house at Norwood a little more than once or twice, and by popular demand, make their return for two nights of feel-good pop and rock on Friday, December 3rd and Saturday, December 4th.
These two legends have been friends for over forty years and just a little over a year ago they began touring together. As they’re quick to point out, sometimes it feels like the same amount of time has transpired in friendship as it has on the road!
Their show is a relentless sequence of hit songs, laughter and mockery. Never scared to take a jib at each other, on or off the stage, their affectionate nicknames are “The Turtle without a Shell” and “The Cheshire Cat”. You figure out which is which!
From 1966 until his departure for America in 1975, singer, songwriter, keyboard player and producer BRIAN CADD was one of the most prominent musicians on the local scene. He remains a key figure in the history of Australian music; one glance at his extensive discography will indicate his prolific musical output, and he has been active in many other areas of the industry throughout his long and successful career.
Many would say his most notable song is Little Ray of Sunshine, a charming song about the birth of a little girl, that was recently used as the title song for the award winning “Packed to the Rafters” on the Seven Network.
Russell Morris' career started in September 1966 with the formation of the Melbourne group Somebody's Image and the hit, Hush. Shortly thereafter Morris was convinced to leave Somebody's Image for a solo career and his manager/producer at the time, one Molly Meldrum, worked with him to create a seven-minute production extravaganza called The Real Thing, undoubtedly his most anthemic song.
The following year, in 1972, Morris delivered the equally beautiful Wings of an Eagle.
Brian Cadd said “It is rare and enjoyable to spend ninety minutes on the stage every night with someone who has travelled the same musical road and number of years as I have. It makes the musical highlights, the songs and the silliness all that much more fun. Come and see what we mean!”
Together, Russell and Brian deliver a dynamic show of not only their hits but also a selection of seventies rock classics that are bound to have the audience singing along with them. They may arrive on stage as 60-year-old mates but they turn themselves, and their audience, truly back to 20-year-old rockers.

Tickets are on sale now, through the Norwood.
Friday, December 3rd & Saturday, December 4th
Brian Cadd & Russell Morris
Norwood Live, Cnr The Parade & Osmond Tce, Norwood, SA.
Show Only $30+bf
Dinner & Show $65+bf
Bookings (08) 8431 1822