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Models, Record Store Day Melbourne on 16 April 2016. photo by Ros O'Gorman

Models To Hit The Road For 40 Years of Motion

by Paul Cashmere on August 5, 2023

in News

Models first big hit ‘I Hear Motion’ was released on 20 September, 1983. Sean Kelly, Andrew Duffield, Mark Ferrie and Ash Davies will take Models back on the road to celebrate ’40 Years of Motion’.

‘I Hear Motion’ reached no 12 in Australia. It came from the band’s third album ‘The Pleasure of Your Company’, produced by Nick Launay, who had worked with The Jam and XTC and had also just produced Midnight Oil’s ’10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1’ and would go on to produce David Byrne, INXS and Silverchair.

‘The Pleasure of Your Company’, released in October 1983 also reached no 12 in Australia. The album featured backing vocals from Kate Ceberano, who was a member of I’m Talking at the time and Jenny Morris, who also worked with INXS before later having her own hit album with ‘Body and Soul’.

Sean Kelly and Andrew Duffield played on ‘The Pleasure of Your Company’. Bass player Mark Ferrie left the band after the second album ‘Local &/or General’ and returned in 2010.

Watch the classic Noise11 interview from 2007 with Sean Kelly and James Freud.

Models dates are:

6 Oct Belgrave, Vic Sooki Lounge
12 Oct Melbourne, Vic Espy Basement
13 Oct Sydney, NSW Paddington RSL
20 Oct Gold Coast, QLD Miami Marketta
21 Oct Brisbane, QLD The Zoo
27 Oct Adelaide, SA The Gov
3 Nov Thornbury, VIC The Croxton Bandroom
11 Nov Geelong, VIC Barwon Club Hotel
18 Nov Castlemaine, VIC Theatre Royal

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