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Colin Hay performs at the Recital Centre in Melbourne on 11 February 2018. Photo by Ros O'Gorman

Colin Hay Puts Up Dates For Mid 2024

by Paul Cashmere on October 16, 2023

Colin Hay is getting in early with an Australian tour set for the middle of 2024.

Colin is bringing his band back to Australia for an east coast tour starting in Geelong in 29 June 2024.

Colin’s band is from Cuba, SanMiguel Perez (guitar/tres/vocals), Yosmel Montejo(bass/vocals) and Jimmy Branly (drums). Rounding out the front line of the band is Peru’s own Cecilia Noël (percussion/vocals) and Grammy Award-winning Scheila Gonzalez (keyboard/flute/sax/vocals) whose family hails from Guatemala.

Tour Dates: Saturday 29th June – Costa Hall, Geelong Performing Arts Centre, Vic Sunday 30th June – Hamer Hall, Arts Centre Melbourne, Vic Wednesday 3rd July – Big Red Bash, Birdsville QLD Friday 5th July – Enmore Theatre, Sydney NSW Saturday 6th July – Civic Theatre, Newcastle NSW Sunday 7th July – Anita’s Theatre, Thirroul NSW

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Here are the most recent UK tour dates we had listed for Colin Hay. Were you there?

February 2023

• Sat 11 Feb Dublin, Liberty Hall Colin Hay
• Thu 9 Feb The Glee Club Birmingham Colin Hay
• Tue 7 Feb St George's Bristol Colin Hay
• Sun 5 Feb Newcastle-upon-Tyne, Wylam Brewery Colin Hay
• Fri 3 Feb London, Cadogan Hall Colin Hay
• Wed 1 Feb Glasgow, Old Fruitmarket Colin Hay
• Sun 21 Jun Online / Streaming Events Dear Father - A Father's Day Streaming Special Colin Hay, Willie Nile, Billy Bragg, James Maddock, David Bromberg…
• Mon 10 Apr Gateshead, The Glasshouse International Centre for Music Colin Hay
• Sun 9 Apr Aberdeen, Lemon Tree Colin Hay
• Fri 7 Apr Edinburgh, The Queen's Hall Colin Hay
• Thu 6 Apr Manchester, The Dancehouse Theatre Colin Hay
• Tue 4 Apr London, Union Chapel Colin Hay
• Mon 3 Apr Glasgow, Old Fruitmarket Colin Hay
• Sun 2 Apr Belfast, The Limelight Colin Hay
• Fri 31 Mar Belfast, The Limelight Colin Hay

August 2016

• Mon 15 Aug → Sun 28 Aug Edinburgh, Gilded Balloon Colin Hay
• Mon 9 May Glasgow, Òran Mór Colin Hay
• Sun 8 May Glasgow, Òran Mór Colin Hay
• Sat 7 May Aberdeen, Lemon Tree Colin Hay
• Fri 6 May Edinburgh, The Pleasance Colin Hay
• Thu 5 May Manchester St Phillips Colin Hay
• Wed 4 May Douglas, Villa Marina & Gaiety Theatre Complex Colin Hay, Strengyn
• Sun 1 May Colin Hay
• Sat 30 Apr London, Union Chapel Colin Hay
• Thu 28 Apr Milton Keynes, MK11 Live Music Venue & Sports Bar Colin Hay

November 2013

• Thu 21 Nov Kendal, Brewery Arts Colin Hay
• Wed 20 Nov Salford, The Lowry Colin Hay
• Tue 19 Nov New Brighton, Floral Pavilion Theatre & Blue Lounge Colin Hay
• Sat 16 Nov Portsmouth, The Cellars Colin Hay
• Fri 15 Nov London, Half Moon Putney Colin Hay
• Thu 14 Nov London, Half Moon Putney Colin Hay
• Wed 13 Nov Brighton, Komedia Colin Hay
• Sun 12 May Newbury, Arlington Arts Colin Hay
• Sat 11 May London, O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire Colin Hay
• Fri 10 May O2 Academy Bournemouth Colin Hay
• Thu 9 May O2 Academy Oxford Colin Hay
• Wed 8 May O2 Academy Leicester Colin Hay
• Sun 5 May Manchester, O2 Ritz Colin Hay
• Sat 4 May Glasgow, The ABC Colin Hay
• Thu 2 May O2 Academy Birmingham Colin Hay
• Sat 16 Jun London, Bush Hall Colin Hay

November 2009

• Tue 17 Nov Free2Learn Luton Colin Hay
• Sat 14 Nov Manchester Academy Colin Hay
• Fri 13 Nov Edinburgh, The Caves Colin Hay, Roy Henderson
• Wed 11 Nov London, Bush Hall Colin Hay, Billy Franks

October 2009

• Wed 14 Oct Edinburgh, The Caves Colin Hay

January 2008

• Tue 22 Jan London, Dingwalls Colin Hay, Logan Wilson

October 2007

• Sun 14 Oct London, Dingwalls Colin Hay, Siobhan Parr
• Fri 12 Oct Dartford, Mick Jagger Centre Colin Hay
• Thu 11 Oct Derby, The Five Lamps Colin Hay
• Wed 10 Oct Manchester Academy Colin Hay
• Mon 8 Oct Leicester, The Musician Colin Hay, Vicki Clayton
• Thu 4 Oct Edinburgh, The Caves Colin Hay

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Colin Hay Revives Men at Work for First Tour in Two Decades

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Men at Work are getting back to work. Group leader Colin Hay has decided to resurrect the Australian band – best known for their early Eighties hits “Down Under” and “Who Can It Be Now?” – for their first tour since disbanding in 2002. The tour kicks off in Manchester, UK on June 20th and wraps up in Milan, Italy on July 10th. As of now, there are no U.S. dates.

Hay says he was inspired to launch this tour after spending 2018 on the road with Ringo Starr & His All Starr Band. “Every night we would play each other’s hits, and it was most enjoyable,” he wrote on his website. “The audience’s appetite for those old tunes is insatiable. I started to wonder about the feasibility of mounting a European tour with my band to play primarily those dear old songs.”

Hay is the only original member of Men At Work that will be in the lineup. “The band will consist of myself, and my group of amazing L.A. based musicians, whom I’ve worked with over the last few years,” he wrote. “The set list obviously will feature all the known and even lesser-known Men At Work songs, perhaps with a couple of later songs thrown in, but make no mistake, it will be a Men At Work show, billed as such so that the people know they will be coming to hear a Men At Work set list!”

Men At Work dissolved in 1986 after recording just three albums. Their first two albums (1981’s Business as Usual and 1983’s Cargo ) were enormous hits all over the world, but the group melted down around the time they recorded 1985’s Two Hearts and by the time they hit the road to support it, only Hay and multi-instrumentalist Greg Ham remained. The group dissolved shortly after the tour wrapped. Hay and Ham reformed Men At Work in 1996 for a series of tours, but retired from the road in 2002 when Hay decided to resume his solo career.

Ten years later, Ham was found dead in his home after reportedly suffering a heart attack. A court had recently ruled that the group stole the flute riff for “Down Under” from the 1930s children’s song “Kookaburra” and Ham was despondent as that was his part in the song. “I’m terribly disappointed that that’s the way I’m going to be remembered,” Ham said, “for copying something.”

This upcoming tour will be the first time that Hay has played as Men At Work without Ham. “He is gone but never forgotten, and his contribution to the sound and personality of the band, is forever,” Hay wrote. “I loved being in Men At Work. I had a plan. I loved writing those songs, and I am in awe of what we managed to achieve in such a short time. It was powerful, though short lived.”

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Colin Hay is returning to Australia with his band, including, from Cuba, SanMiguel Perez  (guitar/tres/vocals),  Yosmel Montejo (bass/vocals) and  Jimmy Branly  (drums). Rounding out the front line of the band is Peru’s Cecilia Noël  (percussion/vocals) and Grammy Award-winning  Scheila Gonzalez  (keyboard/flute/sax/vocals) whose family hails from Guatemala. These musicians are legends in their own right, generating a soulful and often Caribbean soundtrack to Colin’s lyrics.

Over the past two years the ‘Colin Hay effect’ has created waves across continents and generations. Colin released his 15 th studio album ‘Now And The Evermore’, toured the UK followed by a US tour with Ringo & His All-Starr Band and a long-awaited solo tour in Australia. In 2022 ‘Down Under” was recognised by APRA with the Billions Award for 1 billion streams. In 2023 Colin was summoned back to Australia to receive APRA’S Ted Albert Award for outstanding services to Australian Music. A Man At Work.

"Hay is funnier than most stand-up comedians, with a warmly wry and self-deprecating view of life, the music industry and, in particular, his adopted fellow Australians. His songs, though, are another thing altogether: Full of beauty and poetry, with observations both sharp and delicate, a heartfelt sense of love and melodies to die for."   – Patrick MacDonald, Adelaide Advertiser

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With over thirty million albums sold worldwide, Grammy award winning pop rock band Men At Work from Melbourne, Australia, in 1983 they became the first Australian artists to simultaneously have a number one single and album in the US Billboard charts.

Formed in 1979 as an acoustic duo by Colin Hay (vocals) and Ron Strykert (guitar) in their hometown of Melbourne, the band soon expanded as the welcomed Jerry Speiser (drums), Greg Ham (flute) and John Rees (bass) helping to realise their full potential with influence stemming from pivotal bands such as The Police.

After spending the early beginnings of their career on the Australian pub circuit, the band quickly gained popularity locally and in 1981 Men at Work struck commercial gold. The release of their debut album “Business as Usual” (1981) through Columbia Records saw Men at Work make a clean sweep as they stormed album charts in Australia, New Zealand, Norway, UK and US with the number one spot. Going seven times platinum, the album featured the tracks “Who Can It Be Now”, “Down Under” and “Be Good Johnny”.

The band went down a treat across the pond in both the US and Canada with an overwhelming amount of support from local radio stations coinciding with their extensive US tour. In 1983 Men At Work released their second album “Cargo” which zipped to the top of the Australian album charts at number one producing the singles “Dr. Heckyll and Mr. Jive”, “Overkill” and “It’s a Mistake”. Later that year the band received a Grammy award for Best New Band and the following year were inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame.

While in the midst of recording their third album “Two Hearts” (1985) tensions ran high in the band as management decided that Rees and Speiser were not needed on the recording and instead were replaced by session musicians. With the album only peaking at number 16, their success was soon short-lived as they hit a dry spell combined with declining popularity and record sales it forced the band to break up in 1986. During the split, Hay embarked on a solo career playing alongside Ringo Starr & His All Star Band meanwhile Ham played Sax in The Nudist Funk Orchestra.

The band reformed in 1996 with Ham and Hay performing all their greatest hits as they embarked on an extensive South American tour which culminated in the release of the live album “Brazil ‘96” (1997). Although the band only released three studio albums, they achieved incredible levels of recognition worldwide with the highest of accolades bestowed upon them.

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If reading about a Men At Work tour with a date at hand had been a nice surprise, the concert in Berlin, at the Columbia Theater, has been a greatly enjoyable one. Mind you, anyone who has been playing their music with honest dedication for over forty years can only be playing it better now, so the good execution of the pieces might not be what surprised me. Colin Hay is a professional with long experience, so I did expect no disappointment.

The surprise was to see that actually any Men At Work song from the first two albums still can be a great live act, and by that I mean almost each one, surely from the first two, less so for the third, showing signs of departing ways among members and with a higher melancholic vein in it. An even more emotional, soul revealing surprise, has been to hear myself singing basically each song from Men At Work all along, not even remembering when was last time I knew the lyrics: it was the case of "Children On Parade", a song that I had liked but very much forgotten. Hay and his band have rendered it impeccably in its heart melting glow of melancholy. In times where everybody around only "dug" the timeless hits (without knowing they were timeless already then) such as "Who Can It Be Now" and the piercingly iconic "Down Under" and the summery careless "Be Good Johnny" (a total of three world hits from one first album...), I found that "Touching The Untouchables", "Down By The Sea", "No Restriction", "No Sign Of Yesterday" to name just a few, had a depth of lyricism, musical and instrumental strength that could score well onto any prog-rock "refinement" scale. The concert has proven that, and Hay and its band have done so impeccably: "Be Good Johnny" has taken the audience in an exhilarating ride, showing no time patina on its solid rock. "Down Under", probably the most demanding tribute, has been arranged in an apparently less faithful arrangement, probably due to the unavoidable comparison with the playing and the presence of Greg Ham, as this was probably the song by which all of us might reminisce of Ham's stage presence (he wasn't the author though). Most of us, Men At Work long date aficionados have gotten knowledge of the absurd, destructive (and utterly pointless) lawsuit about the Kookaburra flute line and how this had a bearing in the late end of that brilliant and happy chap we all remember Greg was. But "Down Under" has turned to be again one of the high moments of the concert, it simply unleashed its charismatic friendly call onto the audience, who could not resist to the crisp beauty of this ballad. Here, though, I am definitely no objective judge: "Down Under" is like anything fried: you just like it whatever, there's no other way.

Hay is fun, he has a warm down to earth welcoming humour, setting a friendly atmosphere from start to finish into the event. He still, in spite of self irony, has a great voice, fitting most of the essentials of the songs that so much owed to its characteristic, personal finely grained coarse timbre. The poly-instrumentism of Scheila Gonzalez, heir of the responsibility of being Greg Ham on stage, is admirable: sax, flute and keyboards and vocals, Sheila has energy and presence of a real Man At Work, "or a woman if you are one". Another energy bundle is Cecilia Noel, who dances and mimics stories of the songs while singing with a primary contribution to the vocal parts, she definitely adds a higher part for the scenic presence of the band. A great bass solo by Yosmel Montejo in the end cue of the almost Pink-Floydian "No Sign Of Yesterday", crispy guitar solos are there aplenty all over, provided by both the refined and tasteful guitarist Mr Hay himself and from young San Miguel Perez and a nice surprise again: a drum solo, by Jimmy Branly, all three member of the Los Angeles based band working at present with Hay.

Thinking back, the stage was definitely a tick too small, acoustics came too "burned" in some points, at least very near to the stage where I was. If there is just one point where I might have wished a higher adherence to the Men At Work arrangements, this might be the slide guitar solo in "No Sign Of Yesterday": the sound of a bottleneck slide charges the original mood in a way that the even very enjoyable and very to the point solo of this version simply does not get.

Even if the concert is substantially a Men At Work act, Hay's solo songs have indeed provided for even more value to the experience, as a kind reminder that his work has moved on and his life has more colours and chords to offer and, as his songs do, to share with us. It helps putting things into perspective, which to me gives even more a sense of vitality to the Men At Work part: it feels much more as something that is still here alive and still "rocks", not just an act for nostalgic teens from the Eighties. Indeed there is nostalgia: those were times when hits were written by the heart and soul of real players and went straight to the heart and soul of the audience and into their life, becoming part of it, as any good genuine pure memory of a good piece of life. No algorithms, no industrial marketing productions, no digital vocal audio tuning, no nothing. Just the damn good old real thing.

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Men at Work provide an explosive concert experience. Greg explodes with almost no warning into a frenzied flurry of fingers and flute before Simon explodes into song and the clapping around me takes on a rhythm that almost blocks out the rest of the band. Not to be outdone by their own audience the band picks up the tempo and the room fills with sweet down-under accents I remember so well from my childhood.

Hilarious dancing and jumping breaks out on the stage while Greg skillfully handles his solos and sets a staccato beat for the clapping rhythm. While the ethereal vocals and skillful playing of the other members is interesting Greg Ham is the real focus for me. He switches seamlessly from flute to saxophone and again sets both the rhythm for the audience and the tempo for the band. His solos show an intense concentration while the other members dance around and enjoy themselves.

Eschewing a fancy setup the bands equipment is easily visible making the instrument changes for Greg easier and forcing the focus to remain on the band and nothing else. There are a few lights high above the band shedding small swaths of coloured light onto the band. The vocal harmonization in an otherwise staccato song leaves me in awe of the bands talent.

This band blew me away first time I heard them. That was long time ago, I’m now 58 and to this day “ The Land Down Under” will light up my day, makes me smile , makes me dance! So gentlemen if you read this thank you! You left you mark and a place in my heart! I love y’all!!!

Billy Idol never lets me down! He has never been given the credit he deserves for his talent, he can still bring me to a stand still! I’ve never had the pleasure of seeing him in concert and now at 58 not sure I ever will but I will be a true blue fan always and forever!!

Anyone knows how many of the original members are coming to Dublin in March? It seems Colin is on tour in France these days. And the rest? (RIP Greg) I don't want to see a "Tribute band" instead...

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• Going Somewhere
• Beautiful World
• Who Can It Be Now?
• Looking for Jack
• Goodnight Romeo
• I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You
• Frozen Fields of Snow
• Waiting for My Real Life to Begin
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Colin Hay at Anita's Theatre, Wollongong, Australia

• Touching the Untouchables
• No Restrictions
• Come Tumblin' Down
• Can't Take This Town
• I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself
• It's a Mistake
• Down by the Sea
• Now and the Evermore
• Waterloo Sunset
• The Sea of Always

Colin Hay at Newcastle Civic Theatre, Newcastle, Australia

Colin hay at enmore theatre, sydney, australia.

• Driving With the Brakes On

Colin Hay at Big Red Bash 2024

Colin hay at hamer hall, the arts centre, melbourne, australia.

• Be Good Johnny
• Melbourne Song

Colin Hay at Costa Hall, Geelong, Australia

Colin hay at patchogue theatre for the performing arts, patchogue, ny, usa.

• Next Year People
• Gathering Mercury

Colin Hay at Garde Arts Center, New London, CT, USA

Colin hay at academy of music theatre, northampton, ma, usa.

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Colin Hay Tour Dates 2025

• Jan 24, 2025 - Jan 25, 2025

Men at Work frontman Colin Hay has announced another major U.S. tour in early 2024 behind his latest album 'Now and the Evermore' . The 19-date outing takes place in March/April visiting cities like Orlando, Atlanta, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, Royal Oak, Lexington, Cincinnati and Glenside. The artist recently joined Ringo Starr again as part of his All Starr Band earlier this year during their most recent North American tour.

Hay released his 15th studio album 'Now and the Evermore' on March 18th, 2022 via Compass Records and Sony Music. The new album follows up 2021's 'I Just Don't Know What to Do With Myself' and 2017's 'Fierce Mercy' which reached a career-best #44 in Australia. Also in 2021, he made a guest appearance on Luude 's song 'Down Under' which was certified Platinum in the UK. The following year, the Scottish-Australian musician joined Rick Springfield during portions of his 'Working Class Dog' 40th anniversary tour along with John Waite .

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Colin Hay arrived on the Pop / Rock scene with the appearance of the album 'Looking for Jack' released on January 1, 1987. The track 'Hold Me' was instantly a success and made Colin Hay one of the newest emerging performers at that moment. Later on, Colin Hay published the extremely popular album 'Going Somewhere' which is comprised of some of the most beloved music from the Colin Hay catalog. 'Going Somewhere' includes the song 'Beautiful World' which has become the most requested for followers to enjoy during the shows. In addition to 'Beautiful World' , most of other songs from 'Going Somewhere' have also become recognized as a result. Some of Colin Hay's most popular tour albums and songs are seen below. After 29 years since the release of 'Looking for Jack' and having a major effect in the industry, music lovers still unite to watch Colin Hay on stage to play hits from the full catalog.

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Colin Hay: Going Somewhere

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Colin Hay Tour Dates 2024/2025

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COLIN ANNOUNCES 2023 ACOUSTIC TOUR!

Colin, along with his band (Cecilia, Scheila, San Miguel, Yosmel, and Jimmy) will be returning to the West Coast this Spring for an acoustic tour with special guest Lazlo Bane ! From Santa Barbara to Portland, Colin and the band will be bringing their one of a kind sound to a city near you.

General on-sale begins Friday, January 13th.

Want early access to tickets? Make sure you’re following Colin on Spotify so you don’t miss out on an exclusive Spotify pre-sale!

APR 05 – SANTA BARBARA, CA – Tix APR O6 – SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA – Tix APR 07 – DEL MAR. CA – Tix on sale 1/20 APR 08 – BEVERLY HILLS, CA – Tix APR 10 – MONTEREY, CA – Tix APR 12 – SACRAMENTO, CA – Tix APR 13 – NAPA, CA – Tix APR 14 – STATELINE, NV – Tix APR 15 – SAN FRANCISCO, CA – Tix APR 16 – REDDING, CA – Tix APR 19 – EUGENE. OR – Tix APR 20 – PORTLAND, OR – Tix APR 21 – FEDERAL WAY, WA – Tix APR 22 – EDMONDS, WA – Tix

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