Tag: Suze Demarchi

Posted on by Lauren Katulka

Suze DeMarchi Pays Tribute to Home with Australia’s Best

Suze DeMarchi has assembled one of the best line-ups of special guests that I’ve seen in some time for her brand new album Home, her first released through Social Family Records. Jimmy Barnes, Diesel, Tex Perkins, Russell Morris, Dallas Frasca, and Shane Nicholson all perform with the Baby Animals frontwoman.

The album’s title is very appropriate, as the recording comes at a time when Suze’s again calling Australia her home base. The songs are also covers of tracks artists like Ryan Adams, Sheryl Crow, and Adele have penned about home.

Suze DeMarchi will give music lovers a taste of Home at an intimate preview show at Newtown Social Club on July 9 ahead of the album’s July 24 release.

Image used with permission from Social Family Records

Posted on by Lauren Katulka

Baby Animals Playing Live Again

It’s so great to see the Baby Animals kicking around Oz again. It’s been almost nine months since the iconic 90s rock act took to the stage, but they’re preparing to play two very special shows in October.

Sydneysiders can catch Suze Demarchi and the rest of the band at the Oxford Art Factory on October 20. Following this intimate show, the Baby Animals will rev things up for a performance at Armor All Gold Coast 600’s 600 Sounds festival.

If you can’t make it to one of these shows, it seems you might have a few more chances before the year is through. Suze is moving back home this month after spending the last 16 years in Los Angeles. She plans to stay in Oz until the New Year to play some more gigs and write some songs, all while enjoying our sunny weather.

“It’s about time I spent some decent time back home again”, she said from LA. “I’m looking forward to an Aussie summer. I’m feeling really creative and have a bunch of song ideas I feel ready to share with the band. I can’t wait to get together with Dave again. Who knows, we might just squeeze out another Baby Animals album!”

Let’s hope so. It’s been 17 years since the band released Shaved and Dangerous, their last album of new material, so it seems like a new record is well overdue!

Image source: Premier Artists