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Marcia Hines is Coming to Perth

Marcia HinesMarcia Hines is heading to Perth and will play at The Astor Theatre on August 29th.

The night before her Perth show the much loved singer will be appearing at The Bunbury Entertainment Centre.

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Hines has just released a new video for her song ‘Remedy’ which is a duet with actor Russell Crowe.

Hines told OUTinPerth that she had a lot of fun in the studio with Crowe, and their playful banter at the top of the track was recorded in just a few takes.
“We had a ball!” Hines said, “You need to know that. And the banter was maybe two takes! It just happened you know, like those good things.”

Check out the new video below and read our full interview with Marcia.

 

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