New ‘Old Man Emu’ T-shirt
To celebrate an amazing 56-year career, John’s latest and final t-shirt features the emu and the dingo on the back, a fitting reminder of where it all started with his […]
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John through the eyes of Andrew McMillen, Music Writer for The Australian
There are few writers who so completely understand John as Andrew McMillen. His feature article in The Australian newspaper today showcases a deep and sensitive insight into John, like […]
EXTRA WILLOSHED CONCERT
Due to an overwhelming response to Willoshed we’ve added a third and FINAL concert on Monday 8th June, 2026. There are less than 50 tickets available as this went out […]
Vale ‘Big Brother’ Lawsy
When it comes to John Laws’s great voice and his sense of entertainment, there’s nothing I can say about him that you don’t know. He was the King of Radio. […]
Aus Music Month
G’day Folks Did you know what November is Aus Music Month, and 27th November is Aus Music Month. Warner Music have had this fabulous t-shirt made for it. I’m sure […]
WILLOSHED 2026
We’ve had an overwhelming number of emails about doing Willoshed again in 2026. So, we are. The dates are Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th June. All the information can be […]
‘Koala Koala’ published Tuesday 15th April
John’s new picture book from the song of the same name has been published today by Penguin Random House Australia. Beautifully illustrated by award-winning illustrator, Jonathan Bentley, you’ll fall in […]
New album Friday 4th April
John’s 53rd album released Friday 4th April, 2025. It’s been eight years since his last album of all new songs, Butcherbird, was released in 2018. His new album How Many Songs […]
New album release and book release
April is a busy month with John’s long-awaited, new album, How Many Songs to be released on 4th April, followed closely by the publication of his fifth picture book for kids, […]
Big Red Sunset Concerts
Don’t miss out on this uniquely Aussie experience. Tickets go on sale tomorrow (Wednesday 5th February) at 10AM (AEDT-that’s Daylight savings time for NSW, VIC and TAS, 9am in QLD, […]
