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It only takes three songs before every seat in the Palais is hastily abandoned

Barnett’s three-piece band mixes new songs with older favorites, and the crowd is on its feet after three numbers, reviewer Michael Dwyer says.

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It only takes three songs before every seat in the Palais is hastily abandoned

There’s more grey hair out here now and more confidence on stage. It’s as if the stasis anxiety in Barnett’s songs is exorcised in the act of simply doing what she does.

·North Sydney, Australia
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