What's the problem, baby? We don't know, because it's all gravy over here thanks to news that the Counting Crows are coming to Melbourne to play a show at Hamer Hall on April 6.
They've had many hits along their two-decade career, but standouts include the chart-topping 'Accidentally in Love' recorded for Shrek 2, as well as 'Mr Jones', a track that's netted nearly 600 million streams on Spotify alone. The acclaimed rock band, which is headed by singer Adam Duritz, is belatedly touring for their EP Butter Miracle, released in 2021 just before all hell broke loose thanks to a pesky pandemic.
The rock outfit will be joined by special guest Frank Turner, an English punk and folk singer-songwriter hailing from Hampshire. Tickets for the gig start at $109.90, but mega fans can upgrade to VIP packages with inclusions like autographed lyric sheets, an exclusive tour gift and access to the pre-show soundcheck.
For more info and to book tickets, head to the Arts Centre website.
