
Global and Australian stars will lead an extraordinary lineup of 120 artists and musicians on stage for a powerful night of John Farnham’s music celebrating the extraordinary legacy of the icon – while helping to raise vital funds for Head and Neck Cancer Australia.
Stars Keith Urban and Richard Marx will join a host of Australia’s most celebrated performers on stage at Rod Laver Arena, including Tina Arena, Jimmy Barnes, Mahalia Barnes, Kate Ceberano, Diesel, Hans, Human Nature, Jack Jones, Jessica Mauboy, Ruby Rodgers, Jon Stevens, Mitch Tambo, Mark Vincent and Ross Wilson.
Legends Celine Dion and Hugh Jackman will perform via satellite for a spectacular celebration of one of the nation’s most beloved voices – a rare coming together of artists whose own careers have helped shape the soundtrack of generations.
Adding to the scale and significance of the night, Farnham’s longtime musical director Chong Lim will lead the John Farnham Band, alongside a 38-piece orchestra and choir, delivering a rich, powerful sound befitting the catalogue that has defined generations.
This concert is a tribute to John Farnham, he will not be performing.
Note: Times are approx. and subject to change without notice.
Note: Events may contain sequences of flashing lights, lasers, strobes, haze and pyrotechnics which may affect photosensitive guests, and those with other medical conditions.
Australian music icon John Farnham has created a catalogue that forms the soundtrack to generations of Australians. From the defiant anthem “You’re the Voice” to the emotional power of “Burn for You”, “Age of Reason” and “A Touch of Paradise”, his music has become woven into the fabric of Australian life. Alongside classics like “Two Strong Hearts”, “Pressure Down” and “Chain Reaction”, Farnham’s songs have filled stadiums, united crowds and soundtracked celebrations.
Across a career spanning more than 5 decades, Farnham has earned chart-topping success, multiple ARIA Awards and enduring recognition as one of Australia’s greatest vocalists and performers. His powerful voice and commanding stage presence helped define Australian pop and rock music across generations.