This weekend is all about wineries. There are two A Day On The Green events planned on tour. Bimbadgen, Hunter Valley was first today.
10 years ago, Roxette played here at the very same place and closed the Oz leg in Hunter Valley. The Bimbadgen name stems from the local indigenous language meaning “Place of Good View”. The ones who went there to see the concert definitely had a good view and a fab time at the show.
The gates opened at 3.30 pm, Boom Crash Opera went on stage at 4.05 pm. Jon Stevens was back to perform at 5.30 pm and Roxette entered the stage after 7.00 pm.
The setlist got a bit shorter vs. the previous gigs. Opportunity Nox and Stars were off the list, so altogether 18 songs were played.
Setlist
- The Big L.
- Sleeping In My Car
- Dressed For Success
- What’s She Like?
- Crash! Boom! Bang!
- Fading Like A Flower
- Things Will Never Be The Same
- Vulnerable
- Milk And Toast And Honey
- She’s Got Nothing On (But The Radio)
- It Must Have Been Love
- How Do You Do!
- Dangerous
Band presentation
- Joyride
Encore
- Spending My Time
- Listen To Your Heart
- The Look
- Queen Of Rain
Without a day off, the next stop is another winery, Sirromet Wines, Mount Cotton (A Day On The Green) on 16th March!
Instagram videos
Stills are from the IMHBL video
Check out some amazing pics by Mushroom Creative House for A Day On The Green HERE!
Per after the show on Facebook:
Yea!!!! Unbelievable evening in Hunter Valley, a couple of hours north of Sydney! We played here in 2015, it was a blast and tonight…. even more!!! Thx all you 9000+ showing up and singing along with us. We have the best jobs in the world playing for a crowd like you!!!! See y’all again!!!
On Instagram:
Hunter Valley. Saturday. 9000+ in the Oz heat! Lovely evening!!!!
Lena after the show:
Who needs to sing anyway? Fantastic audience in Hunter Valley!!