Bulletin #6
Spellbound
© June 1994
While Iva was still away in Fiji and the Spellbound staff
were busily putting the final touches on Issue 4, the next single off
of Big Wheel was quietly released to record shops in Australia.
Sightings of "Invisible People" were reported in record stores
as early as May 2nd. With its striking yellow and red cover, it's a hard
one to miss. It seems to actually watch you make your way over to it until
you pick it up and purchase it
"Invisible People" was
released on Diva and distributed by EMI. It will also be the final release
from Big Wheel.
Our next bit of news will benefit more than just us Icehouse fans. On
June 9th, Icehouse will take part in a charity concert involving quite
a few acts and a bit of press coverage. The event is being staged by Angry
Anderson, who takes upon himself these charity "challenges"
whereby he must get a seemingly impossible task completed in a short amount
of time. Last time it was a playground for blind children that he had
to get materials and labour donated for free and built within three days!
This time, his task is to raise half a million dollars for a hospital
in Brisbane that specializes in treating children with spina bifida. He
again has three days to do it and if he fails, the hospital will close.
So, this concert, to be held in Brisbane, will help Angry reach his goal.
Icehouse will be performing a set of three acoustic songs. For those of
you who may be interested in going, the details on tickets, venue, etc.,
will not be available until three days before it actually takes place!
So keep your eyes and ears peeled for adverts for this worthwhile charity
benefit.
We do urge those who can go to see Icehouse perform at this concert, because
that's the last we're going to see of Icehouse live for quite some time.
Unfortunately, the boys will not be hitting the road this month and probably
won't for a while to come. We know
groan
but there is a silver
lining!! We have it on good authority (i.e. straight from the Diva himself!)
that there is going to be a lot of work done in these remaining months
of 1994. We don't have too many details as of yet but Iva and the boys
will be working on at least two projects in the studio and will be mapping
out their next "plan of attack." We will hopefully have more
details for you in the next issue of Spellbound.
As a footnote to these projects, the fate of Full Circle is still
to be decided.
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