The shining stars of disco–funk have returned to Adelaide Fringe yet again
Author: Merinda Edwards
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Michelle Pearson and her band engaged her audience with warmth, confidence and ease.
This is not Fight Club; you’re allowed to talk about this one.
Electric from start to finish, this is a must-see show for anyone who loves a good party.
Marlon’s socially conscious lyrics and soulful vocals, draws his audience in.
Although it was a seated performance, there were a few who couldn’t help but dance by the end; you can see why Simi gained nationwide popularity as one of the top performers on The Voice in 2015; his personality and playfulness kept the audience engaged throughout the show, the encore rang out past the hour with the pianist leading more soulful songs with Simi’s vocals.
This is an unassuming act, the musicians all have so much talent and working together they produced a quality show, this was evident by the way they held a captured their audience of all ages throughout their two sets.
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