Mary Black and Band with The Irish National Symphony Orchestra, Ireland March 13-22nd, 2020.
I was due to open for and perform my song Poison Tree with Mary Black and her band with the Irish National Symphony Orchestra on her tour of Ireland, but unfortunately these concerts have been postponed due to current Irish government public health concerns. For more information go to Mary Black's web page:
www.mary-black.net/newsitem.php?id=173
Poison Tree, Mary Black (featuring Marcia Howard). From the album, Mary Black Orchestrated.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlIBubimeHo&list=RDJlIBubimeHo&start_radio=1&t=2
https://open.spotify.com/album/7EK2AmgnsNRjdNmnmyXb3O
https://open.spotify.com/album/7EK2AmgnsNRjdNmnmyXb3O
SAVE THE RIVERS (Yaama Ngunna Baaka) Writen by ©Marcia Howard, Nadia Sunde, Zardi O’Connell and John Sutton at the 2109 Corroboree Festival at Walgett, Brewarrina and Bourke, N.S.W, as Ambassadors for The Ruby Hunter Mothers Milk Bank Legacy.
All proceeds go to The Ruby Hunter Legacy, Mothers’ Milk Bank Charity.
Featuring: Marcia Howard, Nadia Sunde, Zardi Contributors: Eleanor Clapham, John Sutton, Liam Gubbins, Isaac Barter.
All proceeds go to The Ruby Hunter Legacy, Mothers’ Milk Bank Charity.
Featuring: Marcia Howard, Nadia Sunde, Zardi Contributors: Eleanor Clapham, John Sutton, Liam Gubbins, Isaac Barter.

Save Our Rivers: Songwriter Marcia Howard, Corroboree organiser Bruce Shillingsworth, Ruby Hunter Project's Marea Ryan (foreground), Trish Shillingsworth and Indigenous artist Camellia Boney. Photo :Nick Moir Sydney Morning Herald, from the article by By Liam Phelan
February 21, 2020 'No one can take money to hell': First Nations' anger over water management. www.smh.com.au/culture/music/no-one-can-take-money-to-hell-first-nations-anger-over-water-management-20200224-p53ixw.html
DOWNLOAD THE SONG HERE
www.mothersmilkbank.com.au/save-the-rivers-song
DOWNLOAD
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February 21, 2020 'No one can take money to hell': First Nations' anger over water management. www.smh.com.au/culture/music/no-one-can-take-money-to-hell-first-nations-anger-over-water-management-20200224-p53ixw.html
DOWNLOAD THE SONG HERE
www.mothersmilkbank.com.au/save-the-rivers-song
DOWNLOAD
fanlink.to/cmjS?sfns=mo

2020 House of Song Dates
Feb 15th Torquay, Victoria. House concert. Bookings: Eventbrite
www.eventbrite.com.au/e/marcia-howards-house-of-song-tickets-57953943806?aff=erelexpmlt
Saturday Feb. 22nd Tap Room Castlemaine. Support (Gub). Doors open at 7pm. Bookings:Trybooking.https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=592068
Thursday Feb 27th. Camelot Lounge, Marrickville, Sydney. Doors open at 7pm. Bookings: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/8b609/marcia_howard_goanna_band_%40_camelot_lounge.aspx
June 13th Potato Shed Drysdale, Bellarine Peninsula. Bookings: The Potato Shed (postponed).
Feb 15th Torquay, Victoria. House concert. Bookings: Eventbrite
www.eventbrite.com.au/e/marcia-howards-house-of-song-tickets-57953943806?aff=erelexpmlt
Saturday Feb. 22nd Tap Room Castlemaine. Support (Gub). Doors open at 7pm. Bookings:Trybooking.https://www.trybooking.com/book/event?eid=592068
Thursday Feb 27th. Camelot Lounge, Marrickville, Sydney. Doors open at 7pm. Bookings: https://www.stickytickets.com.au/8b609/marcia_howard_goanna_band_%40_camelot_lounge.aspx
June 13th Potato Shed Drysdale, Bellarine Peninsula. Bookings: The Potato Shed (postponed).
Photo: © Greyrose. Taken at the MMBC Concert. HOTA.Gold Coast.
House of Song is a one-woman show which charts Marcia Howard’s 30 years as a singer/songwriter including her years as a member of the iconic Australian band, Goanna.
Over the 90-minute performance, Marcia will share the inspirations that have consistently informed her song writing and performing – her Irish roots and her love and respect for the Indigenous Australian perspectives on life and place.
The songs that Marcia has written for House of Song are melodic and captivating. They explore our relationships with politics, family and place. Marcia’s story is compelling. She grew up in a house of musicians; a large, multi-talented family who provided music for their community.
In House of Song, Marcia reveals how the lands of Australia and Ireland have influenced her as a songwriter and how song reflects our sense of belonging to place.
Marcia Howard is an original, compelling and charismatic songwriter and performer. She hopes that by sharing her deep love of song, she will help people embrace their own unique sound and voice.
House of Song will be an uplifting experience for everyone who enters.
Over the 90-minute performance, Marcia will share the inspirations that have consistently informed her song writing and performing – her Irish roots and her love and respect for the Indigenous Australian perspectives on life and place.
The songs that Marcia has written for House of Song are melodic and captivating. They explore our relationships with politics, family and place. Marcia’s story is compelling. She grew up in a house of musicians; a large, multi-talented family who provided music for their community.
In House of Song, Marcia reveals how the lands of Australia and Ireland have influenced her as a songwriter and how song reflects our sense of belonging to place.
Marcia Howard is an original, compelling and charismatic songwriter and performer. She hopes that by sharing her deep love of song, she will help people embrace their own unique sound and voice.
House of Song will be an uplifting experience for everyone who enters.