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David Robinson has toured his
award-winning songs across Inspired by a love of The Beatles,
David first picked up a guitar sometime towards the tail-end of the last
century. He has entertained audiences as a member of popular bands and, in
more recent years, as a solo performer. He has supported internationally
renowned acts such as German-based Ronnie Taheny and Irish
singer-songwriter Andy White. David has also appeared as an actor and
musician in five Adelaide Fringe Festivals and performed at the official
Bicentennial celebrations in 1988. In 2013 David was a joint winner
of the SCALA Festival of Original Music live section with his song Is
There Something Wrong With Me? He was also the winner of the 'Working
Life' section of the 1997 SCALA Songwriters Event with his composition
Monday Bloody Monday. “David Robinson is a storyteller – Dylan meets
Oasis...” Brett Monten,
The Adelaide Show podcast David's performance
pedigree is undeniable. His solo shows at Adelaide venues such as The
Gov, Grace Emily and Wheatsheaf are both impressive and memorable. As well as having performed
in five Australian states and territories, David has played solo and band
shows in the UK, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia and Mongolia. He has
appeared on more than 30 album/EP releases and has enjoyed airplay across Combining wit and wordplay with
a healthy mix of social and political engagement, David's songs provide
plenty to think about. The lyrical depth is matched by strong melodies and
memorable choruses; the songs will stay in the mind of the listener.
David presents his passionate and entertaining original songs to
enthusiastic audiences whenever he hears the call. "David Robinson is an emotive
songwriter, writing compact and personal lyrics, capturing the essence of
his world. The music makes you want to dance, but has an edge that draws
you to the words."
Richard H Fox, WCUW FM, |