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We think that it’s going to be quite a year and John has some big news for all his friends and fans. John Williamson – Tamworth 2014 from Filmery on […]
The 42nd Country Music Awards of Australia heralded a sensational comeback for Sara Storer after a six year break from song writing. Her Lovegrass album won Album of the Year […]
John was invited to sing True Blue in the SCG change room of the Australian Cricket Team after their massive win against the Poms. John was more than happy to […]
At the end of September, John and Meg flew to Western Australia to celebrate the 21st anniversary of the Malleefowl Preservation Group. Based in Ongerup, some 400kms south east of […]
John’s recent tour saw the crew brave the chilly winter weather of July but were warmly welcomed by virtually sellout audiences in Wagga, Wangaratta, Bendigo and Warrnambool. It was so […]
John recently appeared on Channel Nine’s Today Show to promote his latest album A Hell Of A Career. You can click on this link to catch his performance of the […]
Just in case you missed John performing True Blue on Channel Seven’s SUNRISE program for their ANZAC DAY special from Currumbin Beach, you can watch the replay by clicking HERE…
John and Meg once again gave their support to Variety, The Children’s Charity during April 2013. The event was held at Woolloomooloo in Sydney. Final numbers are now in and […]
It is hard to describe John Williamson and his music without thinking that you have left something out or underrated his contribution and achievements.
How do you sum up an artist who has captured a country in song and had such a successful career in one of the most cutthroat industries around? It’s an almost impossible task.
