Jimmy Barnes with ICEHOUSE, Ian Moss, and more

Australian Iva Davies led Icehouse, formed in 1977 as Flowers, known for hits like "Can't Help Myself," "Crazy," and "Electric Blue," co-written by John Oates.

Born in Glasgow, Jimmy Barnes moved to Adelaide and became Cold Chisel's dynamic frontman. His solo career exceeded their success with hits like "Working Class Man." Known for bluesy rock with soul and R&B influences, Barnes topped charts with albums like Soul Deep and My Criminal Record, setting a record for the most number-one albums in Australia. Collaborated with INXS and Jonathan Caine, and his memoir "Working Class Boy" was a film.

Ian Moss, Australian rock icon and former Cold Chisel guitarist, hit solo fame with his 1989 no.1 hit "Tucker's Daughter." His debut album, Matchbook, topped charts, winning ARIA awards like Male Artist of the Year. Collaborated with Don Walker, he later worked on albums like Worlds Away, featuring hits such as "Bow River." Cold Chisel re-formed with Moss in 1997.

Kate Ceberano, Australian singer known for jazz, pop, and rock, has 11 platinum albums, 15 Top 40 singles, 5 ARIA awards, and iconic collaborations with INXS and John Farnham.