Fremantle & Perth Australia
Where in the World Are We?
We are at the Fremantle cargo port, which serves Perth, Australia.
FREMANTLE (PERTH), AUSTRALIA
Fremantle or ‘Freo’ is Perth’s Old Town
Coming in at number seven on Lonely Planet’s list of best places to live, Fremantle has finally begun to shake off the shadow of neighboring big brother Perth. With just 20 kilometers separating the two cities, Perth, with its happy hippie vibe, has long been the big pull for visitors to the region. But Fremantle’s colorful past and bright future give Perth as good as it gets.
The coastal city has undergone a complete revamp since the America’s Cup thrust Fremantle into the spotlight in 1987. Over AUS$1.3 billion has been poured into revamping the city, and the fruits of the city’s labor are ripe for picking.
Investment in the arts has brought Fremantle to the fore of thriving urban culture, while generous grants for small businesses have led to groovy live-music rooms, hipster bars, boutique hotels, left-field bookshops, craft-beer breweries, and Indian Ocean seafood shacks amid the buskers and beaches. If that doesn’t not sound like your glass of beer, we guarantee a stroll along the wooden riverside walkway will change your mind.
The city also enjoys another, rather different status. Fremantle was one of Australia’s penal cities, with vestiges still evident in Fremantle Prison. Almost 10,000 convicts were condemned to life imprisonment here between 1850 and 1868, but the prison remained in use until 1991. Today, the memorable sandstone building is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and, at just 15 minutes from the port, is well worth a visit. Just don’t forget your get-out-of-jail-free card.
Excursion – A Tale of Two Cities Difficulty
We discovered the highlights of Fremantle and Perth during this charming sightseeing tour.
Fremantle
We departed the pier by coach with our guide to explore two of the West’s most significant cities. The port of Fremantle delights
with its streets lined with quaint terraced houses, ornate historic buildings, and lively sidewalk cafés. We visited the Round House at Arthur’s Head, which was built as a gaol in a unique twelve-sided building perched high atop a hill overlooking the sea and
harbour. Next drive passed the restored Cape Dutch-style Maritime Museum, a grand cluster of stone buildings that houses a
comprehensive and fascinating record of Australian history.
Perth
The prosperity of Perth is evident as you wind your way past fabulous mansions and enter this impressive city, nestled on the
banks of the Swan River, where skyscrapers mix with historic architecture and beautiful parks to create a renowned skyline.
We visited the delightful Kings Park. Kings Park enjoys a prime position on Mt. Eliza overlooking Perth City and the Swan River, making it an ideal location for photography.
Dinner was in The Atlantide Restaurant.
EMOTIONS
Join Cruise Director Moss as he presents the Silversea Singers and Dancers for a taste of what’s to come.
You will also meet some of the people who will keep you intrigued and entertained.
Sailing to Perth, Australia
Where in the World Are We?
Sailing to Perth, Australia.
SILVER BRUNCH AT SEA
A SPECIAL CULINARY EXPERIENCE ONBOARD SILVER DAWN
Indulge in a gourmet brunch experience at sea. An exquisite buffet featuring a symphony of flavors, artfully prepared by our
master chef. From delicate pastries to savory specialties, each dish is crafted with the finest ingredients and utmost care. Savor every bite while surrounded by refined ambiance, impeccable service, and breathtaking ocean views. It’s more than a meal, it’s a culinary journey designed just for you.
10:15 Freemantle’s Streets: Sandstone, Sailors, and Stories.
11:15 Western Australia: From Struggling Colony to Economic Powerhouse.
2:00 HMAS Sydney (WW 1 & 2)
There were two HMAS Sydney’s in the First World War and the second in WW2. Today, we outline the two encounters that each warship had with German raiders off the coast of Western Australia.
3:00 Australians: Who are they?
Recent economic pressures, growing climate challenges, and shifts in global trade have tested Australia’s resilience. The nation’s ability to adapt through innovation and strong governance remains critical to ensuring continued prosperity and well-being in the future.
6:00 Farewell speech from Captain Johannes Tysse and our Crew Parade
See all the crew who have been working hard to make your voyage extra special.
Silversea Proudly Presents: Kaleidescope
Your Silversea Singers and Dancers spin through a kaleidoscopic catalogue of classic artists.
This show will have you rocking and rolling in your seats, with hit songs from the world’s favorite performers.
There is something for everyone, including Elvis, Elton, Whitney and Tina, and much more.
Dinner was in The Atlantide Restaurant
9:00 Big Screen Movie: Australia
Director: Baz Luhrmann; Stars: Nicole Kidman, Hugh Jackman, David Wenham, Bryan Brown, Jack Thompson, David Gulpilil
March 13, 2026 – Brusseltown, Australia
Where in the World Are We?
We are in Brusseltown, Australia.
BUSSELTON, AUSTRALIA
Gateway to Geographe Bay and the Margaret River Region
Bordering the Indian Ocean, Geographe Bay’s Busselton enjoys a Mediterranean-style climate. The region
boasts national parks, towering forests, limestone caves, historic lighthouses, and some of Australia’s best
surfing beaches.
Other attractions include wineries and microbreweries in the Margaret River wine region to the south. Busselton’s iconic jetty—over 1.8 km long, the Southern Hemisphere’s longest wooden jetty—features an Underwater Observatory descending 8 meters to the ocean floor via a spiral staircase, revealing tropical and sub-tropical corals, sponges, fish, and invertebrates.
Visitors can also enjoy whale-watching cruises, scenic cycling trails, pristine beaches, and family-friendly foreshore parks. Seasonal events, art galleries, and local markets add cultural charm, making Busselton a perfect blend of nature, adventure,
and coastal lifestyle.
Busselton Jetty
Stretching 1.8 kilometers into Geographe Bay, Busselton Jetty is the longest timber-piled jetty in the Southern Hemisphere. It offers a scenic train ride, a relaxing walk over turquoise waters, and the famous Underwater Observatory, where visitors descend eight meters below the ocean to view vibrant corals, sponges, and marine life in their natural habitat.
Excursion – Taste of Margaret River
Get a chance to visit the famous Margaret River region and taste the local wines, beers, ciders and chocolates on this half-day
excursion.
Cheeky Monkey Brewery
We departed the pier for Cheeky Monkey Brewery, where refreshing beverages are produced under the watchful eyes of their master brewers. The brewery was founded in 2012 by the Burton Family and is currently independently owned by a small group of friends. We got a chance to taste a selection of their beers and ciders.
Margaret River Chocolate Company
Next, we continued to the Margaret River Chocolate Company for a fascinating insight into the world of chocolate. The original
factory in the Margaret River region was opened in 1999. We tasted some of their locally made chocolates and had the chance to see the art of chocolate making for ourselves through a viewing window. We enjoyed their home made ice cream.
Aravina Estate & Wine Tasting
After indulging your sweet tooth at the Margaret River Chocolate Company, we make our way to Aravina Estate to learn about this wonderful local winery and the great selection of wines they offer. We discovered the secrets of Aravina Estate, which was awarded as one of the ten Best New Wineries in 2014 by wine critic James Halliday.
It is a 180-acre wine-growing property situated in the south-west viticulture region of Western Australia. The driving ambition at Aravina Estate is to build an enjoyable wine destination for all who visit, one that showcases the best natural attributes of Western Australia’s South West region.
Nestled amongst the picturesque setting of expansive vineyards across the rolling hills, natural bushland, and manicured
gardens, Aravina Estate is one of Margaret River’s finest wine producers in the region. We enjoyed a tasting of their wine varieties.
6:30 Silver Dawn Choir performance with World Cruise Ambassador Eleanor
Come and support your fellow guests of the Silver Dawn Choir as they present a short selection of the music they have been working on.
Dinner was in the Atlantide Restaurant
“SONGS WE LOVE TO SING”
HEADLINE ENTERTAINER THE FOENANDER BROTHERS
Known for their performances on national television and work in
Australia, Asia, and London, Steve and Mike Foenander present
exquisite renditions of classic jazz standards, up to new and exciting
arrangements of contemporary songs.
With precision harmonies that can only be achieved by brothers, Mike and Steve bring their own brand of humour to the show. Think Frank Sinatra meets Michael Buble or Tony Bennett meets Jamie Cullum. Best friends and brothers, Steve and Mike love their audience and use every last breath to bring back the best in popular music, leaving the audience wanting more.
March 11, 2026 – Esperance, Australia
Where in the World Are We?
We are in Esperance, Australia.
ESPERANCE, AUSTRALIA
Gateway to theGoldfields
Esperance and the Recherche Archipelago, sheltering Esperance Bay, received their name in 1792, when a French expedition under d’Entrecasteaux looked for shelter from a storm. Ten years later, Matthew Flinders took refuge at Lucky Bay, some 30 kilometers southeast of Esperance near Cape Le Grand, another feature named during the French visit. It was not until the 1860s that settlement began, and by the 1890s, Esperance was known as the “Gateway to the Goldfields” further inland.
Today, some 12,000 residents live in Esperance. The town is in southeast Western Australia’s only port, and as
such quite important for grain and mineral exports.
Tourism is a major factor, as Esperance and its surrounding area have such unusual attractions as a museum featuring debris from Skylab’s 1979 return to earth, a full-size replica of Stonehenge, the Pink Lake, which formerly used to be pink – an IBA for Hooded Plovers and Banded Stilts, several national parks, and some of the whitest beaches in Australia. Lucky Bay is one of the iconic places, as kangaroos are regularly seen on the beach sunbathing.
Excursion – Scenic Esperance
We discovered Esperance in carefree comfort on a sightseeing drive through town and along the coast.
Esperance and Twilight Beach
Our first stop is the Rotary Lookout, perched high atop a granite outcrop overlooking Esperance and the islands of the
Recherche Archipelago. We continued along the white sandy coast and stop for photos at one of the best beaches, Twilight Beach, another great spot for photos.
Morning Tea
Next, break for a traditional morning tea at one of the local cafés. From here, we continued through the east side of town to reach
the Tanker Jetty, which stretches nearly 1,200 feet into the bay. Built in the mid-1930s, today it’s a favourite spot among locals
for scenic walks and fishing. Our drive wraps up along the Esplanade with a photo opportunity at the gleaming Whale Tail
sculpture.
MOSS AND FRIENDS
PRE-DINNER SHOW WITH CRUISE DIRECTOR MOSS
Join Moss Hills and friends with the Silver Dawn Band as they perform hits from the ’60s to the ’80s. Featuring guest
appearances by members of the Silversea Singers, with plenty of rock ‘n roll, pop, rock, plus a variety of instruments, including a Talk Box…!
Dinner was in The Atlantide Restaurant
RHYTHM OF THE NIGHT!
Come dance the night away and party under the stars with fantastic music from the Silversea Singers and the great Silver Dawn Trio, along with DJ Gabor.
At Sea – Sailing to Esperance, Australia.
Where in the World Are We?
We are sailing from Port Lincoln to Esperance, Australia.
10:15 Destination Lecture with Chris Mcpherson: “Busselton under the Jetty, Along the Shore: Busselton’s Two Worlds”.
Join Chris for an exploration into the history, culture, and cuisine of Busselton
12:00 World Cruise Tapas Lunch
2:00 Enrichment Lecture with Geoff Gray: “Australia’s Defense Strategy”.
Australia’s forward defense strategy during the Cold War involved committing troops and resources to conflicts in Korea, Malaysia, and Vietnam beyond its own shores.
3:00 Enrichment Lecture with David Horner: “Western Australia’s First Visitors” –
James Cook discovered the east coast of Australia in 1770, but it is sometimes forgotten that Europeans – mainly Dutch – discovered the coast of Western Australia some 165 years earlier
4:00 Enrichment Lecture with Tony Van Maanenberg: Andrew Barton “ Banjo” Paterson, CBE , Bush Poet, Journalist, and Author (Extraordinary Lives).
Today, we explore the extraordinary talent of “the Banjo”.
Dinner was in the Atlantide Restaurant
“PIANO! PIANO! TOO!
HEADLINE ENTERTAINER BERNARD WALZ
Bernard Walz is critically considered to be Australia’s Premier “Pops” crossover concert pianist with appearances from the famed Sydney Opera House to Festival Hall in London.
A 7-time multi-award-winning “Instrumentalist of the Year” and a Number-1 charting recording artist in Australia, Bernard presents a dynamic and thrilling audience experience with music from the Classic Masters to Classic Rock…and everything in between!
Michael Crawford (the “Phantom of the Opera”)
called him “…the finest I’ve ever worked with”.
March 9 – Sailing from Port Lincoln to Esperance, Australia
Where in the World Are We?
We are sailing from Port Lincoln to Esperance, Australia.
10:15 Destination Lecture with Chris Mcpherson: “Granite Islands and Glassy Bays: The Many Moods of Esperance”.
Join Chris, your destination speaker, for an exploration into the history, culture, and cuisine of Esperance.
11:15 Q&A with the Captain and Hotel Director:
Meet Captain Johannes and Hotel Director Stephen in this engaging talk, where you’ll have the chance to ask questions and learn firsthand about life at sea from our Senior Officers.
12:00 Lunch: Global Street Food Festival and Ice Cream Social!
Today’s special lunch features bold, vibrant flavors inspired by street‑food traditions from around the world
Enrichment Lecture with David Horner: “Finding Their Way at Sea: How the explorers learned to navigate the oceans”. Vasco da Gama, Columbus and Magellan used the latest techniques of their day to navigate the oceans.
3:00 Enrichment Lecture with Tony Van Maanenberg: “Sir Douglas Mawson- Extraordinary Lives”.
What is a geologist doing in Antarctica? Join us as we explore the life of this remarkable person and examine other facets of his unique life.
4:00 Enrichment Lecture with Geoff Gray: “Safeguarding Australia’s unique biodiversity”.
Measures such as strict biosecurity laws, targeted eradication programs, and habitat restoration projects are being implemented to combat invasive species.
Dinner was in The Atlantide Restaurant.
“THE GREAT AMERICAN SONGBOOK”
HEADLINE ENTERTAINER THE FOENANDER BROTHERS
Known for their performances on national television and work in Australia, Asia and London, Steve and Mike Foenander present exquisite renditions of classic jazz standards up to new and exciting arrangements of contemporary songs.
With precision harmonies that can only be achieved by brothers, Mike and Steve bring their own brand of humour to the show. Think Frank Sinatra meets Michael Buble or Tony Bennett meets Jamie Cullum.
Best friends and brothers, Steve and Mike love their audience and use every last breath to bring back the best in popular music and leave the audience wanting more.
Port Lincoln, America
Where in the World Are We?
We are in Port Douglas, Australia.
PORT LINCOLN, AUSTRALIA
Known as seafood capital of Australia
Known as the seafood capital of Australia, Port Lincoln is a foodie paradise. Home to Australia’s largest fishing fleet, numerous seafood restaurants, and a prized local wine region, this is one destination where it pays to travel with your taste buds. The city’s traditional name in Barngarla is Kallinyalla (pronounced Galinyalla), which literally translates to “sweet waters.” This should give you some indication of how seriously the ocean is regarded in these parts—it provides employment, entertainment, and experiences unseen in many other regions of the country.
Adding to its appeal is the contrasting coastal landscape, which ranges from quiet coves to surf‑friendly beaches to rugged oceanic cliffs. It’s easy to see why Port Lincoln is quickly becoming one of Australia’s favourite destinations. The city is located on the lower Eyre Peninsula, along the shore of Boston Bay. Discovered by Matthew Flinders in 1802, Port Lincoln was once under consideration to become the state’s capital; however, a lack of freshwater ultimately shifted settlement to Adelaide, 280 kilometres to the east.
Although European discovery is relatively recent, the region has been inhabited for more than 40,000 years by Aboriginal groups including the Nauo (south‑western Eyre), Barngarla (eastern Eyre), Wirangu (north‑western Eyre), and Mirning (far‑western Eyre).For those wishing to explore beyond the city limits, Port Lincoln offers remarkably diverse and abundant natural surroundings, and a visit to the nearby national park is highly recommended.
Excursion – Panoramic Port Lincoln
We experienced the scenic coastal beauty and sights of the ‘Seafood Capital of Australia’ during tour of historic Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln Tour
Get up close and personal with Port Lincoln. With a population of around 14,000, Port Lincoln is a major commercial centre for
the Eyre Peninsula and has earned its reputation as the “Seafood Capital of Australia”. The town overlooks the pretty Boston
Bay and is surrounded by long stretches of rugged coastline and National parks packed full of walking trails and lookouts
along with a wide variety of native Australian flora and fauna. Discover the highlights of Port Lincoln, view the largest
commercial fishing fleet in the Southern Hemisphere and hear stories about the Tuna Barons.
Winter’s Hill Lookout
Next, proceed to Winter’s Hill Lookout, which offers spectacular panoramic views over Port Lincoln, Boston Island and Thistle
Island.
SHE: A CELEBRATION OF WOMEN
Today is International Women’s Day (IWD), and we invite you to our special performance to recognise and celebrate this annual event.
All of our wonderful female singers and dancers have put together a musical evening of song, dance and uplifting performances that are sure to make any woman proud.
Kangaroo Island (PENNESHAW, KI, AUSTRALIA)
Where in the World Are We?
We are on Kangaroo Island, Australia
PENNESHAW,
KANGAROO ISLAND, AUSTRALIA
Gateway to Kangaroo Island’s Natural Wonders
Kangaroo Island is, with 1,740 square miles, the third-largest island off the coast of Australia. It is 96 miles long and 34 miles wide, and is known for its outstanding natural beauty. Due to its remote location, Kangaroo Island was less affected by the impact of European development than the mainland. To this day, the island is rich in diverse flora and fauna seldom found elsewhere. As one of the world’s last unspoiled wilderness places, about 30 percent of the island has been designated as National Parks. The most important one is Flinders Chase at the western end of Kangaroo Island, with Seal Bay Conservation Park following close behind. Its large sandy beach and dune area is home to Australian sea lions, where they come to rest and nurse their young. Kingscote, formerly known as Queenscliffe, is the largest town on the island and its main supply depot. Tourism is a significant element in the local economy. A mix of attractive small townships, wildlife sanctuaries, and fascinating wilderness areas guarantees a steady stream of visitors each year.
Hog Bay Beach
Hog Bay Beach is a stunning stretch of white sand framed by turquoise waters, perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and leisurely strolls. Its calm shoreline offers a serene escape, while lucky visitors may spot playful dolphins gliding nearby. A favorite for families and nature lovers, this beach captures the essence of Kangaroo Island’s coastal beauty.
Frenchman’s Rock
Frenchman’s Rock stands as a historic tribute to French explorer Nicolas Baudin’s 1803 landing, etched with inscriptions that tell a story of early maritime exploration. Surrounded by rugged coastline and sweeping ocean views, this landmark offers a peaceful spot for reflection and photography, blending cultural heritage with the natural splendor of Kangaroo Island.
Excursion – Pennington Bay & Historic Kingscote
We experienced the coastal beauty of Kangaroo Island and the legacy of southern Australia’s oldest European settlement.
Pennington Bay, South Coast, Kangaroo Island Beaches, Kangaroos
Driving to Kingscote, a photo stop is made at Pennington Bay. We took in spectacular panoramic views of Pennington Bay, the rugged south coast, and the beautiful beaches of Kangaroo Island. During your drive, look for local kangaroos often seen lazing in the paddocks.
Kingscote, Free Time, Reeves Point, Bay of Shoals
Upon arrival, in Kingscote, southern Australia’s oldest European settlement and the largest township on Kangaroo Island,
approximately two hours of free time was made available to explore the main street, browse the local shops, and/or relax with a
refreshing drink in a local café at your own expense. We learned about the history of Kangaroo Island, and pass by historic
Reeves Point, the point of South Australia’s first settlement, and the scenic Bay of Shoals.
6:00 Destination Lecture with Chris Mcpherson: “On the Edge of the Eyre Peninsula: Port Lincoln in Perspective”.
Join Chris, your destination speaker, for an exploration into the history, culture and cuisine of Port Lincoln.
Dinner was in The Atlantide Restaurant
“PIANO! PIANO!
HEADLINE ENTERTAINER BERNARD WALZ
Bernard Walz is critically considered to be Australia’s Premier “Pops” cross-over concert-pianist with appearances from the famed Sydney Opera House to Festival Hall in London.
A 7-time multi-award-winning “Instrumentalist of the Year” and a Number-1 charting recording artist in Australia, Bernard presents a dynamic and thrilling audience experience with music from the Classic Masters to Classic Rock…and everything in between! Michael Crawford (the “Phantom of the Opera”) called him “…the finest I’ve ever worked with”.
Adelaide, Australia
Where in the World Are We?
We are in Adelaide, Australia.
ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA
The City of Churches and Coastal Charm
Adelaide, the capital of South Australia, is a vibrant city known for its elegant architecture, lush parklands, and relaxed lifestyle. Often called the “City of Churches,” it boasts a rich cultural heritage alongside a thriving modern arts scene. The city center is easy to explore, with wide streets and green spaces like the Adelaide Botanic Garden offering a peaceful escape.
Food lovers flock to the Adelaide Central Market, a bustling hub of fresh produce and gourmet delights. For beach enthusiasts, Glenelg Beach is a must-visit, just a short tram ride from the CBD, perfect for swimming, sunset walks, and seaside dining. Sports fans can experience the iconic Adelaide Oval, where cricket and AFL matches come alive, or take the adventurous RoofClimb for panoramic views.
Adelaide is also the gateway to world-class wine regions such as Barossa Valley and McLaren Vale, making it ideal for day trips. Festivals like WOMADelaide and the Adelaide Fringe transform the city into a cultural hotspot, attracting visitors from around the globe.
With its blend of history, nature, and modern attractions, Adelaide offers something for everyone—whether you’re seeking fine dining, outdoor adventures, or simply a laid-back coastal escape. Glenelg Beach is one of Adelaide’s most beloved coastal destinations, offering a perfect blend of relaxation and vibrant seaside charm. Located just a short tram ride from the city center, this sandy stretch is ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and enjoying stunning sunsets over the Gulf St Vincent. The lively Jetty Road precinct adds to the appeal with its array of cafés, restaurants, and boutique shops, making it a great spot for both casual strolls and dining experiences. Visitors can also explore the historic Glenelg tram, take a dolphin cruise, or simply unwind at the Moseley Beach Club during summer for a laid-back, resort-style vibe.
Excursion – Historic Handorf & Adelaide Hills.
We discovered the Old World beauty and charm of southern Australia during this memorable, half-day excursion to historic Handorf.
Mt. Lofty Lookout
We departed the pier for a short orientation drive through Adelaide City before ascending the 2,300-foot-high Mt. Lofty. Upon arrival at the Mt. Lofty Lookout, take in superb panoramic vistas (weather permitting) over the city center.
After our our photo stop here, we re-boarded our coach and continued into the countryside, passing by the market gardens and orchards of theAdelaide Hills to Handorf.
Handorf & Free Time
Acclaimed as the best-known and most interesting town in this region, the German-style village of Handorf was settled by
Prussian Lutheran emigrants in 1839; today, it graces numerous postcards due to its charm and history. Magnificent chestnut
and elm trees line Handorf’s main street, which features original buildings that have been carefully restored to their original
glory. Upon arrival, free time is made available for you to browse and photograph the village’s many charming craft shops,
restaurants, and boutiques at your leisure.
Countryside Drive
Dinner was in The Alantide Restauant
“FATE”
HEADLINE ENTERTAINER MATT TARRANT
Welcome to the future of magic and entertainment— Matt Tarrant, an internationally acclaimed magician, mentalist, and entertainer who has captured the imagination of audiences worldwide.
The most awarded and highest selling Solo-Act in the History of the Adelaide Fringe (the second biggest Arts Festival in the world) and Australia’s Got Talent Finalist!
Silversseas Dawn sailing to Adelaide, Australia
Where in the World Are We?
We are sailing from Melbourne to Adelaide, Australia.
12:00 Italian Amalfi Lunch: Savor the bright, coastal flavors of Italy’s Amalfi Coast with a fresh, Mediterranean‑inspired lunch.
2:00 Enrichment Lecture with Tony Van Maanenberg: “The History of Wine in Australia”.
A summary of Australia’s Wine Industry and why South Australia is the iconic home to many top wines.
4:00 Enrichment Lecture with Geoff Gray: “The Australia–America Alliance: Can it adjust to secure the future?”
Includes discussion of the AUKUS agreement and Australia’s nuclear submarines.
6 PM. Captain Tysse Venetian Society Cocktail Reception
Dinner was in The Atlantide Restaurant.
“AMERICANA”
ROAD-TESTED CLASSICS FROM THE HIGHWAYS OF AMERICA
Patrick and the boys are back, with a brand new show. This show is called “Americana” – “Road Tested Classics from The Highways of
America” It’s all about the stories Behind the songs. Stories from Patrick’s own adventures “on the road” in America .
Great American writers, like John Steinbeck, Mark Twain and Jack Kerouac, have all had an enormous influence on Patrick, as a songwriter. His love of Dylan, Willy Nelson and countless others, shines through in all his performances. Let Patrick and the boys take you on a quick road trip around America in their show.
