“Everyone knows the disruptions we have had in the music and performance industries,” he said.
“Hopefully everyone does the right thing and we’ll go out in the sun, jump around and have a good time, drink some wine, eat some food and listen to some music.” Pomonal Estate hosted Boom Crash Opera frontman Dale Ryder during a ‘Live at the Gap’ concert in 2021.
Estate owner Pep Atchison said the winery was a great setting for a concert.
“What better place than a winery to get out to experience some live music, savour fine local food and wine and socialise with friends again,” she said.
Wilson said the Grampians was one of his favourite places in Victoria.
“The Grampians has always been on top of my list for places to go,” he said.
“There will be a couple of new songs I will play that people will not have heard before.
“I will be heading back into the studio soon to do another album and I like to road test songs before I record them.”
– Michael Scalzo
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