The act
Thirty years in pubs and clubs across Australia, and well over 3,000 gigs. The Last Stand Chisel Barnes Show does Cold Chisel and Jimmy Barnes, which is a catalogue that rewards a band who have played it long enough to stop being careful with it. Expect a polished show rather than a loose one. A 6m by 4m stage suits them best, but they'll work with a 4m by 3m corner of a pub. Based in Liverpool, New South Wales.
See Last Stand Chisel Barnes Show play
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What it costs
Pricing
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Songs Last Stand Chisel Barnes Show can play
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What to expect
Thirty years of pub and club rooms sit behind this one, and it shows in the tightness rather than the volume. The Last Stand Chisel Barnes Show run a proper show, worked out and rehearsed, not four blokes finding their way through a catalogue. Cold Chisel and Jimmy Barnes material gets played by people who've done it thousands of nights. So what lands in front of you is polished, and the crowd gets the songs the way they remember them.
On the day
A stage six metres wide by four deep is the ideal, and it gives the full band room to work properly. But they know most venues can't offer that. Four metres by three in the corner of a pub is enough to get everything in and still play a full show, so a smaller room isn't a dealbreaker. Measure your space before you enquire and it saves a conversation later.
Insurance and paperwork
Public liability insured.