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Jackie Marshall decided to hit the road, hitch-hiking and busking her way around Australia before her 21st birthday. Jackie's live shows saw her unearthed by Triple J - which inspired her to write and record her first album in her Mum and Dad's wooden farmhouse. Jackie has supported artists such as Missy Higgins, Clare Bowditch, Mick Thomas and Rory McLeod.
Colin Hay moved to Australia with his family at the age of fourteen. Colin made his mark on the music industry when he formed the band Men at Work with Ron Strykert, Jerry Speiser, John Rees and Greg Ham. In 1985, the group broke up and Colin went solo. He released several solo albums, including Looking for Jack (Columbia), and Wayfaring Sons (MCA). He later became part of Ringo Starr's Seventh All-Starr Band.
Bob is holding his breath for a good tax return...
14th November - Suzannah Espie & Brian Cadd
Celebrate the 50th of Melbourne's iconic Myer Music Bowl with RocKwiz and very special guests.
More than 25 of your favourite Duet moments from the hit music Kwiz show.
We’re back! Series 7 of RocKwiz starts on SBS Saturday October 3 with new episodes featuring our usual array of astounding rock nerds and amazing local and international musical guests, performing with the incomparable RocKwiz Orkestra, orchestrated by Brian Nankervis, and compered by Julia Zemiro.
RocKwiz Salutes the Bowl is now available on DVD and The Beat Goes On: DUETS Vol 3 is due out in November.
There are still a few tickets left for the 2009 RocKwiz Christmas show at the Palais on November 26 and our plans to take RocKwiz Live on the road across Australia in 2010 will be announced very soon. If you want to see RocKwiz Live where you live, email kwizlist@renegade.com.au
Twitter #RocKwiz for news and RocTwiz, 5 Questions daily at 1230 EST. Weekly prizes.
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