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Australia Day Live Concert

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Genre
  
Pop and rock music

Years active
  
2004 - (present)

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Dates
  
25 January Australia Day Eve

Location(s)
  
Parliament House, Canberra, Australia

Australia Day Live is a concert on the grounds of Parliament House in Canberra, Australia, hosted each year on 25 January. The concert, first launched in 2004, features music from Australian artists and musicians. Australia Day Live is preceded by the Australian of the Year Awards. The name of the concert was changed in 2012 to 'Australia Celebrates Live'.

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Australia Celebrates Live concert

Australia Celebrates Live is a free concert held on the lawns of Parliament House in Canberra every Australia Day eve (25 January). It features a line-up of Australian acts.

On the afternoon of the concert people arrive at the venue and settle in to have some fun with family and friends.

The concert is an after 5pm event and goes into the night. The concert includes tributes to the outgoing Australians of the Year with songs chosen by the previous Australians of the Year. This is followed by the Australian of the Year Awards ceremony.

Once the Awards ceremony is complete, the concert continues with each artist performing a full set of music.

Cancellation of the Australia Celebrates Live concert

In August 2016 the National Australia Day Council announced that the Australia Celebrates Live has been cancelled from 2017..

2004 Lineup

  • Shannon Noll
  • DJ Armee
  • 2005 Lineup

  • Icehouse
  • Australian Idol 2004 finalists
  • 2006 Lineup

  • Russell Crowe and the Ordinary Fear of God
  • Rogue Traders
  • Jade MacRae
  • 2007 Lineup

  • Guy Sebastian
  • The Whitlams
  • TV Rock
  • The Audreys
  • Bobby Flynn
  • Renee Geyer
  • Sick Puppies
  • Deborah Conway
  • Kate Miller-Heidke
  • Mia Dyson
  • Damien Leith
  • 2008 Lineup

  • Ben Lee - "Catch My Disease", "Numb"
  • Thirsty Merc - "20 Good Reasons", "Those Eyes"
  • The Basics - "Just Hold On", "Hey There"
  • Tripod - "Hot Girl In The Comic Shop"
  • Katie Noonan
  • The Veronicas - "Hook Me Up", "Untouched"
  • Richard Clapton
  • Gotye
  • Ricki Lee - "Can't Touch It", "Love Is All Around"
  • Blue King Brown
  • 2009 Lineup

  • John Schumann [1] and the Vagabond Crew
  • Trial Kennedy
  • Lovers Electric
  • Jessica Mauboy
  • Natalie Bassingthwaighte
  • Dan Kelly & the UkeLadies
  • Wendy Matthews
  • Gurrumul
  • Brian Cadd
  • 2010 Lineup

  • Cassie Davis
  • Ian Moss
  • Bertie Blackman
  • Bob Evans
  • Phrase
  • Hayley Warner
  • Evermore
  • Rogue Traders
  • Amy Meredith
  • 2011 Lineup

  • The Wiggles
  • Little Red
  • Ross Wilson
  • The McClymonts
  • Jessica Mauboy
  • Stan Walker
  • Altiyan Childs
  • Thirsty Merc
  • Justice Crew
  • Ganggajang
  • Jimmy Barnes
  • 2012 Lineup

  • INXS
  • Sneaky Sound System
  • Katie Noonan and the Captains
  • Spiderbait
  • Potbelleez
  • 2013 Lineup

  • Jimmy Barnes
  • The Presets
  • Guy Sebastian
  • Timomatic
  • 2014 Lineup

  • Lior
  • Matt Corby
  • Megan Washington
  • DJ Havana Brown
  • 2015 Lineup

  • Drawing North
  • Paul Kelly
  • Jessica Mauboy
  • Hi-5
  • Sheppard
  • 2016 Lineup

  • Jimmy Barnes
  • Samantha Jade
  • Nathaniel
  • Cyrus Villanueva
  • References

    Australia Day Live Concert Wikipedia