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HAY MATE A BUSH CHRISTMAS CONCERT

Sunday 15th Dec 2019 - Mornington Racecourse, VIC

SET LIST
We Will Rock You
Hearts On Fire
Age Of Reason
Chain Reaction
Every Time You Cry
Reasons
Touch Of Paradise
Talk Of The Town
Two Strong Hearts
Pressure Down
That's Freedom

Playing To Win
You’re The Voice
…………………………
Long Way To The Top

* Sadie was also played

 

FEATURING
ALL My Exes Live In Texas
Vanessa Amorosi
Daryl Braithwaite
The Black Sorrows with Vika & Linda
Jon Stevens
John Williamson
Tim Wheatley
Little Georgia


 
BAND
Angus Burchall
Lindsay Field
Lisa Edwards
Brett Garsed
Craig Newman
Rod Davies
Susie Ahern
Joe Petrolo
 
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VIDEOS

Hay Mate 2019 - A Christmas Bush Concert

Announcement of
Money Raised


 
Tim Wheatley Twitter post  

Nine Network’s telecast of the Hay Mate – a bush Christmas appeal for our Aussie Farmers concert drew $343,000 worth of donations.

Ar the end of the broadcast, it was revealed that $4.350 million
had been raised for Rural Aid’s disaster relief program.

A staggering $4.60 million has now been raised!

It will go to purchasing hay and providing water and financial assistance for fire and drought-affected farmers.

The show was organised primarily by Glenn Wheatley’s, who in 2018 raised over $2 million for a similar show in Tamworth.

John Farnham’s set is said to have sparked off at least $1 million
worth of viewer donations.

Glenn Wheatley, said: “I am beyond pleased with the result from Hay Mate. With the help of Rural Aid we can commence distribution
of hay and water immediately to the farmers most in need. The generosity of all the Australians who donated is very touching.
 
“The generosity of all the artists who performed and donated their
time is also touching.

We will be able to make it a happier Christmas for many
farmers because of Hay Mate.”



           

For John Farnham, being part of the Hay Mate concert in Mornington on Dec 15– an event that was made possible by the generosity
of partners Woolworths and the Nine Network – was an important thing to do.

“Farmers are the backbone of this country,” he says. “I understand what they are going through.
They are doing it tough through this drought. Not only do we want to help out, we want to show them that they have our support.”

All profits raised from the massive Sunday event will go to Rural Aid’s Buy A Bale campaign. Rural Aid is one of the leading rural charities
in Australia and have been championing the cause to farmers doing it tough. The Buy A Bale program supports
farmers and rural communities throughout Australia, delivering hay and other essential items
for those who have no feed left for their livestock.