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SUMMARY:Models (matinee)
LOCATION:Corner Hotel
DESCRIPTION:When they formed\, Models were hailed as one of the most innov
 ative and imaginative Australian bands. Four decades later\, nothing has c
 hanged. Well\, that’s not quite right – a lot of things have changed\,
  but not the band’s approach to making music. Models have always done th
 ings their own way. As the authors of The 100 Best Australian Albums (whic
 h featured Models’ The Pleasure Of Your Company) stated: “Melbourne el
 ectronic outfit Models followed a distinctly perverse and disjointed cours
 e from the outset.” The band actually had a “no singles” policy when
  they started – which annoyed Molly Meldrum. In 1980\, Molly stopped his
  car on busy Chapel Street in Melbourne when he spotted a couple of Models
 . “He blocked traffic for several minutes to berate us\,” singer Sean 
 Kelly chuckles\, “telling us that we were doing no one any favours and t
 hat our song ‘Happy Birthday IBM’ could’ve been a hit!” (Molly did
 n’t hold a grudge\, later calling Models “one of my favourite bands fr
 om the Countdown era”.) Models rescinded their “no singles” policy w
 ith their second album\, Local &/or General \, and their chart-topping run
  of hits includes I Hear Motion\, Big On Love\, Barbados and Out Of Mind O
 ut Of Sight. Models are that rare breed of bands – one that has successf
 ully straddled critical acclaim\, cult appeal and commercial success. “A
 longside The Boys Next Door/The Birthday Party\, Models were one of the fi
 rst Melbourne bands to rise out of the ashes of that city’s hothouse pun
 k/new wave explosion of the late 1970s with a clear vision and wider appea
 l\,” says Ian McFarlane\, author of The Encyclopedia Of Australian Rock 
 And Pop . Models were inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame in 2010. “We m
 ight go into hibernation occasionally – actually\, quite a lot\,” Sean
  Kelly says\, “but we have never broken up.” Models have continued to 
 record\, recently releasing two EPs\, GTK and MEMO . And live\, the band p
 ays tribute to the pop genius of James Freud\, who died in 2010. The songs
  still sound fresh. “We don’t think of them as being old\,” Andrew D
 uffield says. Models never go out of style. THIS SHOW IS STRICTLY 18+? ? C
 orner strives to create a safe space that everyone can enjoy.? Crowd surfi
 ng & dangerous behaviour will result in removal from the venue.? Full cond
 itions of entry. ?|? Accessibility Info ?? ? ? Can't make the event? Sell 
 your tickets fast and fair through?our? resale partner Tixel! ?\n\nBoletos
 : https://tickets.oztix.com.au/outlet/event/2d8ec735-fd8f-4993-8776-6e262a
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