Raised in a big Italian household filled with Aussie Rock Classics on repeat, Jayda D’Agostino has found herself in her twenties a self-proclaimed John Farnham ‘stan’.
Raised in a big Italian household filled with Aussie Rock Classics on repeat, Jayda D’Agostino has found herself in her twenties a self-proclaimed John Farnham ‘stan’.
A big thinker, a big feeler and a perpetual pessimist, Jayda finds herself turning to the music of her childhood to bring her joy, and there’s no artist whose infectious passion and raucous vocals could do it better.
After a 5-star, sold-out debut season at Perth Fringe World and a successful Adelaide Fringe season, join Perth-born vocalist and singer/songwriter Jayda D’Agostino and her band as we soundtrack your evening with Jayda’s personal favourite John Farnham classics, stories of coming of age, and a girl who’s forever figuring it out. Whether you’re a stan like Jayda or the lucky newbie just introduced, you will leave with the music of John Farnham in your heart.
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