THE ANNOUNCEMENT
Parkway Drive put a black-tie, fully seated, orchestra-backed show in the Sydney Opera House for 2,000 people, paid for it themselves at a budget comparable to a full European arena tour, and filmed the whole thing *. Winston McCall also rappelled roughly 65 meters from a helicopter onto a platform about 60 centimeters wide on the Opera House sails *. Now it hits cinemas, with a live album right behind it.
THE DETAILS
- 'Parkway Drive: Home' opens in selected Australian cinemas on Thursday, November 12 *
- North American theatres follow on November 18 via Evan Saxon Productions *
- Premiere screenings at Regal Sherman Oaks in Los Angeles on November 15 at 5 p.m. and Regal Union Square in New York on November 17, tickets already on sale *
- Berlin also gets a dedicated premiere event †
- Directed by Allan Hardy and Macario De Souza, produced by Hype Republic, distributed by Mushroom Studios *
- 'Home – Live At The Sydney Opera House' lands December 4 via Epitaph, 20 tracks closing with "Wild Eyes" *
SUPPORT
Matthew Doyle on "Welcome To Country," Nooky on "Shadow Boxing," Jenna McDougall on "A Deathless Song" *.
WHY IT MATTERS
BUCKET LIST: one night, 2,000 seats, no barrier, no crowd surfers, and McCall still called it the loudest show the Opera House has ever had *. A band funding its own symphonic Opera House set out of pocket is not how this usually goes.
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