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John Farnham Tribute Concert

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ABC News (AU)21 Sep

Chris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay, recorded a song called "A Better Singer Than Me" for a charity concert in Melbourne celebrating Australian music legend John Farnham, who was unable to attend due to health issues. The event raised money for head and neck cancer research, with the concert featuring performances by various artists covering Farnham's hits. Martin revealed in his song that Shane Warne introduced…

Coldplay singer reveals how Shane Warne introduced him to John Farnham →3 articles from ABC News (AU) on this story
Sydney Morning Herald20 Sep

A sold-out concert at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena celebrated the music of John Farnham, who was unable to attend due to health issues. Featuring over 120 performers including Jimmy Barnes, Kate Ceberano, and Coldplay's Chris Martin, the three-hour event raised funds for Head and Neck Cancer Australia. Despite Farnham's absence, his influence permeated every performance, with tributes acknowledging his significant…

John Farnham wasn’t there. But at this emotional concert he was everywhere →2 articles from Sydney Morning Herald on this story
The Guardian21 Sep

A tribute concert for Australian music icon John Farnham was held at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on a Sunday evening, with hundreds of people watching a livestreamed event at cinemas in Sydney. The sold-out concert featured performances by over 120 artists including Céline Dion, Hugh Jackman, and Chris Martin, all to raise money for Head and Neck Cancer Australia. Despite his absence due to health issues following…

John Farnham tribute: Céline Dion, Chris Martin and Hugh Jackman honour ‘living legend’ at livestreamed concert →

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  1. 19 Sep

    Music icon John Farnham to miss tribute concert in his honour due to poor health

    2 outlets · ABC News (Australia)

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Where to start Australian music stars pay tribute to John Farnham in special concert ABC News (AU)

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  • 21 Sep John Farnham tribute: Céline Dion, Chris Martin and Hugh Jackman honour ‘living legend’ at livestreamed concertA tribute concert for Australian music icon John Farnham was held at Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne on a Sunday evening, with hundreds of people watching a livestreamed event at cinemas in Sydney. The sold-out concert featured performances by over 120 artists including Céline Dion, Hugh Jackman, and Chris Martin, all to raise money for Head and Neck Cancer Australia. Despite his absence due to health issues following…The Guardian
  • 21 Sep Coldplay singer reveals how Shane Warne introduced him to John FarnhamChris Martin, lead singer of Coldplay, recorded a song called "A Better Singer Than Me" for a charity concert in Melbourne celebrating Australian music legend John Farnham, who was unable to attend due to health issues. The event raised money for head and neck cancer research, with the concert featuring performances by various artists covering Farnham's hits. Martin revealed in his song that Shane Warne introduced…ABC News (AU)
  • 20 Sep John Farnham wasn’t there. But at this emotional concert he was everywhereA sold-out concert at Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena celebrated the music of John Farnham, who was unable to attend due to health issues. Featuring over 120 performers including Jimmy Barnes, Kate Ceberano, and Coldplay's Chris Martin, the three-hour event raised funds for Head and Neck Cancer Australia. Despite Farnham's absence, his influence permeated every performance, with tributes acknowledging his significant…Sydney Morning Herald
  • 20 Sep Australian music stars pay tribute to John Farnham in special concertEntertainers from Australia and abroad gathered in Melbourne’s Rod Laver Arena for a sold-out concert honoring John Farnham to raise funds for head and neck cancer research. The event aimed to collect $1 million for Head and Neck Cancer Australia over the next year. Despite Farnham's recent health decline, requiring continuous oxygen support and 24-hour nursing care, stars like Keith Urban flew in from overseas to…ABC News (AU)
  • 19 Sep John Farnham to miss tribute concert due to poor healthJohn Farnham will not attend a tribute concert celebrating his career due to poor health, as confirmed by his family before the event in Melbourne tonight. The singer has been dealing with long-term health issues and currently requires round-the-clock medical care at home. Despite Farnham's absence, the concert features performances from numerous prominent Australian musicians such as Jimmy Barnes, Tina Arena, Human…ABC News (AU)
  • 19 Sep John Farnham to miss tribute concert in his honour after his health deterioratesMusician John Farnham, known for hits like "You're The Voice," will miss a tribute concert in Melbourne on Sunday due to declining health, including needing continuous oxygen support and 24-hour nursing care. His family announced via Instagram that while he would have loved to attend, his current condition makes it impossible for him to participate or even watch the event, which features performances by numerous…Sydney Morning Herald

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