Mark Seymour And The Undertow To Rock The Gov On Friday

Mark Seymour formed Hunters and Collectors in 1980, with a bunch of Uni friends. The band became famous for its rhythmic power and very quickly became touted as the “next big thing”. The Album Human Frailty was recorded in Melbourne in 1985.

This record has proven to be one of the most important and enduring records of the eighties and Hunters and Collectors were still playing a large part of this cut in 1998 when they retired. With Human Frailty Mark discovered, love, loss, and pop melody. His solo records are directly connected to this era and bear the same stamp of raw honesty and emotional power.

As a solo artist, Mark continues to search for the emotional truth in a song. His strength as a performer remains undiminished despite the ever-present shadow of the band he used to be in.

As well as 13 Hunters & Collectors albums, Mark has released seven solo albums and three with his current band, The Undertow. Throughout it all, he has shown he is one of our finest songwriters, capturing our stories of love, loss, human courage and achievement.

Mark is currently putting the finishing touches to his new album The Boxer which will be released in the first quarter of 2024.

Catch Mark Seymour & The Undertow on the following dates…

May

Fri 3 – Big Easy Radio, Aldinga Beach, SA (Duo)

Sat 4 – The Gov – Adelaide, SA

Fri 10 – Miami Marketta – Gold Coast, QLD

Sat 11 – The Triffid – Brisbane, QLD

Fri 17 – Ravenswood Hotel, Ravenswood, WA

Sat 18 – Charles Hotel, North Perth – WA

Sun 19 – Ports Beach Brewery, North Fremantle, WA

Fri 24 – Dee Why Rsl – Dee Why, NSW

Sat 25 – Toronto Hotel – Toronto, NSW

Fri 31 – Mounties Showroom, Mount Pritchard, NSW

June

Sat 1 – Wenty Leagues, Wentworthville, NSW

Fri 7 – Theatre Royal – Castlemaine, VIC

Sat 8 – The Corner Hotel – Melbourne, VIC

Tickets and show information from https://markseymour.com.au/shows

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