Elixir featuring Katie Noonan
‘It’s clearly a record filled with enchantment and it’s going to weave it’s spell on you too’
February 24, 2012
Bookings are no longer available
4 x ARIA Award winning and 6 x platinum selling vocalist extraordinaire Katie is joined in Elixir by guitarist Stephen Magnusson and saxophonist Zac Hurren and together they present an intimate evening of sublime, lyrical music.
Since their self-titled first album became a top 20 bestseller upon its release in 2003, Melbourne-based guitarist Stephen Magnusson, a major solo recording artist in his own right, joined the band in 2005.
Rounding out the trio, Katie’s husband Zac Hurren provides his mellifluous, lyrical saxophone lines, as distinctive a feature of the Elixir sound as Katie’s sublime vocals themselves.
Katie Noonan’s sublime jazz trio of 14 years Elixir released their long awaited 2nd album ‘First Seed Ripening’ in early September. The album subsequently spent over 13 weeks at #1 on the Australian Jazz chart and was recently awarded the ARIA award for Best Jazz album 2011!
Don’t miss this one-night-only performance!
Book a Booth
Premium Booth
Have the ultimate Famous Spiegeltent experience by booking an exclusive premium booth with us (max 10 people). Your booth includes admission to the show and your choice of one of the following three beverage packages:
Package One – Full Performance Enjoyment:
• 10 x Bottled water
• 12 x Premium beer
• 2 x Premium bottles of red wine
• 2 x Premium bottles of white wine
• Wine glasses, ice bucket, opener
Package Two – Wine Lovers Delight:
• 10 x Bottled water
• 3 x Premium bottles of red wine
• 3 x Premium bottles of white wine
• Wine glasses, ice bucket, opener
Package Three – Beers All ‘Round:
• 10 x Bottled water
• 30 x Premium beer
• Ice bucket, opener
Cost: $790 per booth package
Please note: Booths and packages cannot be sold separately. Limited availability. To book or inquire, call us on 1300 182 183.
‘Elixir’s music is so spellbinding and intoxicating, a delightful privilege to witness in live performance.’ Australian Stage
