Normie Rowe was Australia's first King Of Pop. He was Australia’s most successful pop idol during the explosion of pop music and fashion in the 1960s. He produced a string of hits that are an important contribution to the soundtrack of the Baby Boomer generation. “Que Sera Sera”, “Shakin’ All Over”, “It Ain’t Necessarily So”, “It’s Not Easy” and “Ooh La La”, among them, produced fan and media hysteria unseen before or since for an Australian artist. At the peak of his popularity, Normie was called up for Army service. His repertoire draws from the breadth of this extraordinary performing career. Normie Rowe AO is an Australian treasure and the consummate entertainer. The Masters Apprentices are a legendary Oz rock band spanning over five decades. The Masters Apprentices features three original 1960s members including Mick Bower (guitarist and principal composer), Brian Vaughton (drums), Gavin Webb (bass). Vocalist Craig Holden upfront, Bill Harrod (Bass), Dan Matejcic (guitar) round out the lineup. Over the last five decades the legend behind the Masters' songs has grown worldwide. If you see the Masters Apprentices live you will hear the Mick Bower penned early hits such as ‘Living In A Child's Dream’, ‘Wars Or Hands Of Time’ and ‘Undecided’ alongside evergreen hits from later years such as 'Elevator Driver', 'Turn Up Your Radio', 'Because I Love You' and much more.