For One Night Only Phil Stack and Natalie Gillespe join their mighty, musical forces at Sydney Fringe's Music Hub in Marrickville.
Natalie Gillespie is a passionate storyteller, Natalie weaves her whole heart into each and every song, taking her audiences on a journey many miles deep. Having toured nationally and internationally with Yothu Yindi and supported an incredible array of International artists, Natalie has cemented her position as one of Australia’s most accomplished independent female artists. "Survivor smarts, soulful songs, and a band that sounds like they've been with the singer every step of the road." - PAUL KELLYHugely In demand Australian bassist Phil Stack is one of a rare breed who seamlessly crosses genres from Jazz to Rock , achieving equal amounts of recognition and success in both. A force of nature on the double bass, Stack attacks the instrument with an energy, vigour and passion almost unparalleled. He has performed and recorded with the who’s who of the music industry including being James Morrison’s mainstay bassist of choice since 1997, touring around the world including 6 European tours. In 2002 he along with Rai Thistlethwayte formed Rock band Thirsty Merc, going on to record and produce multi platinum selling albums and Receiving Aria Nominations for the group. Thirsty Merc still tour extensively. Stack has also performed with Branford Marsalis, Wynton Marsalis, Mark Murphy, Tommy Emmanuel, Lalo Shifrin - He has recorded with James Morrison, Emma Pask, Katie Noonan, You Am I, Daniel Johns, the Potbeleez and the Whitman’s, to name but a few. In his debut solo album he flexes his artistic brilliance, from jazz piano-laden ballads (The Centreline) and exuberant rock-infused pop (Tradin Up), to The Long Game, a heart-wrenching orchestral masterpiece tempered by an unassuming '90s grunge flow- SMH Dec 2019
