Tina Arena with Southern Sons, Richard Marx, and more

Chicago native Richard Marx soared in the late '80s with rock hits like "Don't Mean Nothing" and ballads "Right Here Waiting.” He’s collaborated with Barbra Streisand, *NSYNC, and Luther Vandross, earning a Grammy for "Dance with My Father." Marx continued successful solo endeavors and launched his memoir in 2021.

Tina, a renowned artist born in Australia, has sold 10 million records globally and won multiple ARIA, World Music, and ALMA awards. She’s celebrated for her powerful vocals, inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame, and recognized with a French Knighthood and an Order of Australia.

1927, an Australian soft rock band, formed in the late '80s by ex-Moving Pictures guitarist Gary Frost and singer Eric Weideman, achieved massive success with their debut album ...Ish! It topped charts and sold over 400,000 copies. Their hit "That's When I Think of You" won the 1988 ARIA award for Best Debut Single. Produced by Charles Fisher, the band was known for catchy songs but struggled with later releases. They collaborated with Charles Fisher and ex-Moving Pictures' keyboardist Charlie Cole, disbanding in 1993.

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.