"How good are they LIVE?" in the last 12 months on 100 (as of 5/17/24)
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Real Live Certified
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Critic Consensus
Based on 27 concert reviews, the critic consensus is that Colin Hay is rated as an entertaining live performer, with many notable strengths. Colin Hay concert reviews describe live shows and performances as heartfelt, genuine, poignant, energetic, and spirited.
ON TOUR
Fraze Pavilion For The Performing Arts, Kettering, OH, United States (September 15);
Kilwinning, United Kingdom (6/29/1953) (6/29/1953) (6/29/1953)
Bio
Colin James Hay is a Scottish-born Australian musician and actor who made his mark during the 1980s as lead vocalist of the band Men at Work and subsequently as a solo artist. Singer/Songwriter Colin Hay is the former front-man of the classic Australian band Men at Work.
Has Performed With
Critic Concert Reviews
Louder Than War (UK)
February 9, 2023
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Two songs into tonight’s show, you begin to wonder how many we’ll actually get through. If his career as a singer-songwriter ever founders, Colin Hay will be able to slip seamlessly into a new gig as a stand-up comic.
There are fewer things better to me than a singer songwriter alone on stage with their guitar, sharing their stories with the rest of the world. So this past weekend at the Lincoln Theatre in Washington, DC was a treat.
Who can it be now? Why, it's Colin Hay, the bearded Scotsman famed for fronting the band Men at Work. With his signature dry sense of humor, Colin is well recognized when he's on the stage, as was the case at the Lincoln Theatre in DC recently.
The former Men at Work frontman dipped into '80s pop hits, extensive solo catalog and classic covers for an energetic, well-received evening of entertainment. Review, photos.
The titles of several of his songs were unmistakable, even if previously unheard. On Men at Work songs like “Who Can It Be Now?”and “It's a Mistake,” the titles were repeated again and again in the hook lines.
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