Tonight Tash and I ventured to the Thornbury Theatre to see Seeker Lover Keeper, the new band project of Sarah Blasko, Sally Seltmann and Holly Throsby. We had a good view of the stage from the balcony, as the floor area was full of tables and chairs for those who had dinner and show tickets.
Seagull opened up the evening with a half hour set. He played electric guitar and was accompanied by a female keyboardist. I wasn't sure how well he'd go down with the crowd, and people started talking after a couple songs. However it was good to hear older tracks such as "Dust Storm" and "Train Tracks," and he finished with "Company" off his Council Tree album.
Seeker Lover Keeper came out and began with "Bring Me Back" before bringing out their two male touring band members on drums and bass. This project has Sarah, Sally and Holly singing lead on songs that each other have written. They played the entire Seeker Lover Keeper album and highlights for me included "Even Though I'm A Woman," "Light All My Lights," "We Will Know What It Is," and the moving "If The Night Is Dark." Their harmonies were amazing and the musicianship great to watch as they switched off on piano and guitar. For the encore they came out and did covers of each other's solo material, including Sarah's "We Won't Run," and finished off the night with a cover of Stevie Nicks' "Wild Heart."
Here's the video for "Even Though I'm A Woman"
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