Divinyls
Divinyls Announce 2019 National Tour Featuring New Lineup
A “celebration” in honour of the late Chrissy Amphlett.
Watch Divinyls Reunite For A One-Off Show With The Preatures’ Frontwoman On Vocals
Their first performance in almost a decade!
Divinyls To Reunite For One-Off Show With The Preatures’ Frontwoman On Vocals
The past and future of Aussie female-fuelled rock are set to collide.
Melbourne Remembers Divinyls Singer With Amphlett Lane
Melbourne has immortalised the late Divinyls singer Chrissy Amphlett by naming a CBD laneway after her. Today unveiled as Amphlett Lane, the laneway was formerly known as the slightly-less-cool-sounding Corporation Lane 1639. Amphlett, who died last year at age 53 after suffering from breast cancer, started her career in Melbourne in the ’70s. According to
These Aussie Classics Just Officially Became ‘Sounds Of Australia’
Classic songs by Australian bands Cold Chisel, Icehouse, The Go-Betweens and Divinyls have been added to the Australian National Film & Sound Archive. The four tracks have been officially added to the Sounds of Australia register, as songs which have helped define and capture Australian culture. The National Film & Sound Archived asked for the
Soon You’ll Be Able To Take A Stroll Down Chrissy Amphlett Lane
Melbourne City Council this week officially gave their unanimous approval for the naming of a Melbourne lane in honour of the late Divinyls singer Chrissy Amphlett. The soon-to-become Amphlett Lane, which currently sports the uninspiring name of CL1639, sits off Little Bourke St, near Spring St, close to the recently closed Palace Theatre where the
Amphlett’s ‘I Touch Myself’ Becomes Breast Cancer Awareness Anthem
Divinyls frontwoman, the late Chrissy Amphlett, is celebrated as one of Australia’s greatest female performers and now one of the band’s most memorable and controversial songs, I Touch Myself, is to become an anthem for breast cancer awareness. Nearly a year after the 53-year-old singer died after a long battle with breast cancer and multiple
Chrissy Amphlett Fans Petition For Melbourne Laneway To Be Named In Her Honour
Fans of the late, great Chrissy Amphlett are petitioning the City of Melbourne to name a laneway after the Divinyls frontwoman, saying that it would be a fitting tribute for the legendary rock chick. The Change.org petition, which aims to collect 1,500 signatures, has the support of Amphlett’s husband and Divinyls drummer Charley Drayton. Fan
Divinyls Frontwoman Chrissy Amphlett Dies Aged 53
Australian singer succumbs to the effects of breast cancer and multiple sclerosis
