Fabulous Singlettes

The Fabulous Singlettes are a playful, three-woman, post-modern musical celebration of some of the greatest hits of the 60's & 70's.

Naomi Eyers ("As she moved through the crowd singing '..., four men in my row fainted." The Age)

Melissa Langton ("...a knock-out voice, impeccable comic timing" The Age) and

Melissa McCaig ("..Powerful, sassy performer "SMH) sing up a storm, plus of course dance moves to die for, frocks galore and beehives that are a triumph of hairspray over gravity. But it's the impeccable harmonies and sly, camp humour that have made this mega-girl group a hit all over the world. Yes, The Singlettes have been there and done that--from Sydney to London, Hong Kong to Berlin, and Vienna to Verona--spanning their own TV specials, Royal Variety Shows, and London's West End, and reaping a slew of awards and rave reviews along the way.

The girls neatly exhume the bodies of a glorious era that had most of America's women performers staggering under the weight of hair-do's and lashings of mascara. And though we may have forgotten some of the names of the girls groups, the songs stay with us forever. Songs of pure pop, celebrating innocence, love, life and above all boys. Songs of longing and desire and the promise of living happily ever after with one true love - provided of course he doesn't end up being pulled from a motor bike wreck.

But the girls have moved on from their earnest beginnings fifteen years ago. The Fabulous Singlettes jump head-long into the disco era of the 70's - when pop music meant ABBA and the age of innocence was already being subverted by anthems such as the sexual knowing LaBelle's 'Lady Marmalade' and Helen Reddy's 'I Am Woman'. Though the songs and the attitude may have changed--from pre-feminist beehives and bobby-sox to bra-burning and botox-- the girls still pack' em in and leave 'em cheering for more wherever they perform.