1990'S HIT MAKERS SOUTHERN SONS 

Southern Sons, the iconic band from the 1990s are returning to their roots and revisiting the songs that kickstarted their music careers, bringing music lovers a nostalgic journey through their timeless hits. Original members Jack Jones, Geoff Cain, and Peter ‘Reggie’ Bowman will come together to deliver an unforgettable experience, featuring chart-topping classics like "Hold Me In Your Arms" and "Heart in Danger," among others.

Lead vocalist Jack Jones expresses his excitement, saying, "I'm proud of everything I've done, but Southern Sons is where it all started for me. The band represents a remarkable time in my life." With the addition of Pete Drummond, renowned for his exceptional drumming skills Southern Sons' promises an extraordinary future.

Southern Sons' debut self-titled album, which received an ARIA nomination, soared to the top of the charts, captivating audiences with hits like "Heart in Danger," "Hold Me In Your Arms," "Always & Ever," and "Waiting For That Train." The release of their first single, "Heart in Danger," in 1990 solidified their position as a formidable force in the music scene, dominating charts for years to come. Their 1992 album, "Nothing But The Truth," continued their streak of success, featuring singles such as "Lead me To Water" and "You Were There." Additionally, three Southern Sons tracks were included in the acclaimed 1993 Sydney Dance Company production of "Beauty & The Beast." The band's third and final studio album, "Zone," released in 1996, showcased a guest appearance by Men At Work's Colin Hay on the lead single, "Don't Tell Me What's Right."