For 40 years Shane Howard has established himself as one of Australia's most influential writers and singers. Shane’s songs created a new map of Australia. From the red heart, where he penned his anthemic ‘Solid Rock’, to the wilds of Tasmania that gave birth to ‘Let the Franklin Flow’ and the spark of Eureka at Ballarat, captured in his ‘Rebel Song’, he’s created a uniquely Australian voice. His songs continue to plumb the depths and dig down into what it means to be a modern Australian. They reach across the globe and champion the cause of the common people, the environment and the curse of injustice.
Shane will be joined by acclaimed accompanist, Richard Tankard, for a unique evening of story and song that celebrates his ancestral connections and honours Eureka’s legacy, on the 167th anniversary of the Eureka Stockade.
Photo by Darren Donlen
COVIDSafe Information:
Eureka Centre Ballarat has opened to greater numbers of fully vaccinated visitors. In line with Victoria's Roadmap, visitors aged 16 and above will need to have received both COVID-19 vaccinations and provide verification of their vaccination status or have a valid medical exemption. Density quotients and venue capacity limits are in place to ensure a COVID-safe experience. Entry is subject to compliance with our conditions of entry and COVIDsafe requirements.
This COVIDSafe Event has been registered with the Victorian Government. To ensure attendees understand the event is registered and that we have undertaken COVIDSafe measures for our event, a copy of the COVIDSafe Event Checklist can be found here. This event adheres to the requirements described in the Public Events Framework, our COVIDSafe Events Checklist, and government public health directions.
