Gallery | Amy Shark performs at Port of Echuca

By Michael Lloyd

Oct 24, 2023

Early-morning tunes: Amy Shark performs for Channel 7’s *Sunrise* while at the Port of Echuca. Photos: Aidan Briggs Photo by Aidan Briggs

An impromptu performance from Australian music icon Amy Shark greeted Echuca last Friday morning as part of Channel 7’s Sunrise program.

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An early-morning show down at the Port of Echuca was warmly received by a crowd of about 100 people on a sunny Echuca morning, with Shark belting out a few of her classic songs.

The singer-songwriter has released five EPs, 22 singles and three albums.

Her appearance was sponsored by ALWAYS LIVE Rises In The East, presented in partnership with Channel 7’s Sunrise.

Always Live 2023 is a state-wide celebration of contemporary live music supported by the Victorian Government through visits to regional Victoria.

Lively crowd: Amy Shark performs live for a crowd of 100 fans at the Port of Echuca. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Beautiful moment: Alice (left), 10, and Amos, 11, meet Amy Shark. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Smile: *Sunrise* records at the Port of Echuca. Photo by Aidan Briggs

Crowd favourite: It was a lovely morning at the port. Photo by Aidan Briggs

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