Meet the band: Two Tone Pony & their debut album Born on the Road
Born on The Road is the debut album from Two Tone Pony, a five-piece fronted by David Kirkpatrick, Rockhampton-born son of Slim Dusty and Joy McKean.
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Born on The Road is the debut album from Two Tone Pony, a five-piece fronted by David Kirkpatrick, Rockhampton-born son of Slim Dusty and Joy McKean.
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On the pedestrian crossing
To show you I’m smiling
Under the mask…
Lost gigs, Hunger Games-style arts funding, and casual day jobs drying up: 2020’s been a hell year for artists. Here are some tips for supporting our mates working in the arts - even if you’ve got no money either.
Read MoreAfter four months of coronavirus-induced silence, music and laughs are coming back to the Pilbeam Theatre with a series of reduced-capacity Sunday Session variety shows featuring local comedy, theatre and music.
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