John becomes lead singer of the band 'Strings Unlimited'
(4th) Performs at the Memorial Hall, Bourke, as support act for the Col Joye Spectacular
Underneath The Arches/Friday Kind Of Monday is released (picture cover) Charts at No.6
(16th) Perfoms Underneath The Arches on Uptight
(22nd) Appears on Brian Henderson's Bandstand TV show with Alison Durbin
(21st) Johnny meets members of his Fan Club at a special meet and greet held at the then Presiden'ts home.
(27th) The World Of Johnny Farnham, a 1 hour TV special is repeated on Channel 0
(28th) performs at 'Music For The People' at Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne
John is crowned King Of Moomba
(25th) Performs at the Annual Starry Night Ball, 70th Anniversary for the Jewish National Fund
(11th) Performs at Music For The People, part of the Moomba Festival, Victoria
(24th) John is named Outstanding Victorian Youth Of The Year
Music For The People Concert with Colleen Hewett at the Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne
(1st) Hosts first colour Countdown at 12.02am
(2nd) John performs in 'March To The Stars' in Camberwell
Kenn Brodziak takes over as John's manager
Too Much Too Soon is released
(2nd) Performs at Waurn Ponds Hotel, Geelong, Victoria
(3rd) Performs at Lady Bay Hotel Warrnambool, Victoria
(4th) Performs at Chasers, South yarra, Victoria
(7th) Performs at Queenbeyan Leagues Club
(2nd) First ARIA Awards held - John wins six ARIA's plus the Special Achievement Award
Whispering Jack the concert is released on video
Touch Of Paradise is released
(6th) John travels to the USSR for the launching of Greenpeace's album Rainbow Warriors
(24th) John joins other Australian musicians in the Turn Back The Tide concert at Bondi beach, NSW to raise funds to fight beach pollution
In Days To Come is released
(6th) Presents the Special Achievement Award to Michael Gudinski and Mushroom Records at the ARIA Awards
(18th) John performs at the Indy Grand Prix concert on the Gold Coast
(10th) John performs at the Melbourne Grand Prix concert
Have A Little Faith (In Us) is released
(20th) John and manager, Glenn Wheatley are the victims of a roast at a charity night to aid Parkinsons Syndrome
John hears Human Nature sing there and decides he would like to sing with them... hence, 'Everytime You Cry'
John performs at a benefit concert for Marc Hunter at Selina's at Coogee Bay, Sydney to raise funds for Marc's cancer therapy.
(9th) Along with Olivia Newton-John and Anthony Warlow, John provides the entertainment for the Prime Ministers' Gala Dinner to welcome the Presidents' Cup Team at Crown Casino, Melbourne
(20th) Rock Australia Stamp Collection released. You're The Voice is featured on a 45 cent stamp.
The Last Time Tour:
(21st) Hobart - Derwent Entertainment Centre
(22nd) Hobart - Derwent Entertainment Centre
The Last Time Tour - Under The Big Top Performances:
(1st) Griffith - Griffith Showgrounds
(4th) Wagga Wagga - Boulton Park
(5th) Wagga Wagga - Boulton Park
(6th) Wagga Wagga - Boulton Park
(8th) Albury - Gateway Island
(9th) Albury - Gateway Island
(10th) Albury - Gateway Island
(12th) Bendigo - Tom Floods Sports Centre
(13th) Bendigo - Tom Floods Sports Centre
(15th) Ballarat - Ballarat Showgrounds
(16th) Ballarat - Ballarat Showgrounds
(17th) Ballarat - Ballarat Showgrounds
(6th) Performs at Tempus Two Concert, Hunter Valley, NSW.
(13th) Performs at Barossa Under The Stars, Barossa Valley, SA
(14th) Performs at 2nd show - Barossa Under The Stars (first artist due to popular demand)
(2nd) It is announced that John will play role of Teen Angel in Grease The Arena Spectacular
(20th) John Farnham & Tom Jones Together In Concert CD is released
(2nd) Double bill with Stevie Nicks, Adelaide Entertainmant Centre
(4th) Double bill with Stevie Nicks, North Harbour Stadium, Auckland. NZ
(5th) Double bill with Stevie Nicks, TSB Bowl Of Brooklands, New Plymouth. NZ
(7th) Double bill with Stevie Nicks, Westpac Centre, Christchurch. NZ
(26th) Closing Ceremony, Melbourne Commonwealh Games - 4 songs
(14th) John performs You're The Voice with Coldplay at the Sound Relief Bushfire Concert in Sydney
Tour with Lionel Richie:
(2nd) - Sandalford Winery, Perth
(5th) - Adelaide Entertainment Centre
(8th)- Tempus Two Winery, Hunter Valley, NSW
(10th) - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
(11th) - Brisbane Entertainment Centre
(13th) - Sydney Allphones Arena
(16th) - Melbourne Rod Laver
(17th) - Melbourne Rod Laver
(20th) - CBS Arena, Christchurch, New Zealand
(22nd) - New Plymouth, Bowl of Brooklands, New Zealand
(23rd) - Vector Arena, Auckland, New Zealand
(4th) Red Hot Summer Tour, Dubbo, NSW
(10th) Royal Botanic Gardens, Melbourne, Vic
(12th) Rottnest Island, WA
