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Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox - Hamer Hall, Arts Centre, Melbourne. 02 Sep 2023

Scott Bradlee's Postmodern Jukebox

Hamer Hall, Arts Centre

Melbourne, Australia
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Melbourne No. 11323989
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    Seated 10 rows from the front and could barely hear the voices over the music. The piano literally couldn’t be heard at all apart from when a solo was played. Some phenomenal singing eg. Hallelujah and wonderful tap dance, although the tap took up far too much of the show. Bought tickets as I love PMJ on YouTube. Please don’t promote it as Scott Bradlee’s PMJ when Bradlee is replaced by another pianist! Overall sadly disappointed with the concert.

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100 St Kilda Road 3000
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