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Jimmy Cliff
From Jamaica
With Liam Teague and the Renegades Steel Orchestra (Trinidad & Tobago)
World superstar of reggae
His music has influenced Bruce Springsteen, Paul Simon and the Clash. His critically acclaimed role as a gun-toting, drug-selling 'rude boy' in the 1970s cult classic
The Harder They Come
introduced an entire generation to reggae. He is, quite simply, the world’s greatest living reggae legend. Known for his easy, pop-friendly reggae style as well as harder-edged tunes with social and political lyrics, Jimmy Cliff has put his signature sound on some massive hits including his cover of Johnny Nash’s
I Can See Clearly Now
and his own compositions
You Can Get It If You Really Want
and
Many Rivers to Cross
. A rare opportunity to see a true reggae icon.
With a special performance by the combined steelpan masters of Trinidad & Tobago,
the Renegades Steel Orchestra
and
Liam Teague
.
For more information visit
www.jimmycliffonline.com
Date:
16 March
Time:
7:30pm with Jimmy Cliff appearing at 9:00pm
Location:
Sidney Myer Music Bowl
This is a licensed event for all ages - a range of alcoholic drinks is available for sale inside the venue. Please note that licensing laws do not allow any alcohol to be brought into the Sidney Myer Music Bowl.
Conditions of Entry: No alcohol may be brought into the Sidney Myer Music Bowl. Breakable glass containers, elevated seating, hard-sided hampers, coolers and eskies, weapons and dangerous items, domestic animals and items which could impede other people's enjoyment are also not allowed. Venue staff have the right to conduct security inspections, to require items to be cloaked for collection after the event, and to refuse or revoke entry.
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