Australia’s music elite joined the children of Michael Gudinski to light up Melbourne’s Myer Music Bowl for the Home Front concert championed by the music giant.
Mushroom founder Michael Gudinski’s legacy continues with a second Music From the Home Front concert.
Musicians from around the world have joined Australia’s leading artists in paying tribute to Michael Gudinski,remembering him as a deeply loved friend,a champion of their work and a guy who liked to take a chance.
It was the first Sunbury Music Festival. Late January,1972. Michael Gudinski was 19 years old and a born hustler. I was 20 and entranced.
As the stars of stage and screen gathered to farewell Gudinski,a giant of the Australian music industry,162 roadies and stage crew set up a guard of honour for his funeral procession.
Joy mixed with grief at Flemington on Saturday when Homesman,owned by the late Michael Gudinski,claimed the Australian Cup less than a week after the music industry icon’s death.
The question that hangs over the sadness of the legendary music promotor’s sudden departure is how it might turn without him.
A month after new album topped the charts,the Rubens were busking in Bourke Street Mall with an impromptu performance dedicated to Michael Gudinski.
Victoria will hold a state funeral for the music producer Michael Gudinski,who died overnight Monday aged 68.
Age readers respond to the aged care royal commission and the federal government’s response to it,to the rape accusations against an unnamed federal minister,to media comments by former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull,and to the rising tide of plastic in Melbourne rivers.
Tributes have poured in from some of the biggest names in music in response to the shock news of the death of the Australian music industry legend.