When Robin Gibb passed away in May of 2012, the Australian and British music scenes mourned the loss of an icon and a third of one of the most beloved trios of all time – The Bee Gees. After all, it’s rather difficult to navigate the genre of disco without stumbling upon countless hits from the band, or even the pop-rock scene of the late ‘60s and early ‘70s. When word got around that the eldest brother and owner of that high-pitched falsetto was setting out on his own solo tour – some of the first shows since the death of his third and last remaining brother – we were intrigued as to what to expect. It would no doubt be an emotional evening, but how would Gibb tackle the songs made famous by a three-part harmony? Last Friday, we found out.

Supported by his son and a live band, the legendary Barry Gibb kicked off his Mythology Tour with an amazing show at the Sydney Entertainment Centre. Jason Li was there to catch all the action!

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Barry Gibb Announces Sydney’s Audio Vixen as special guests on his Australian ‘Mythology’ tour

The iconic Barry Gibb will be returning to Australia in February 2013, launching his 'Mythology' tour! Touring in tribute to the colossal amount of music created by his brothers Robin and Maurice, this rn of shows is sure to be a magical tour indeed. Along with Gibb himself, Australian audiences will be able to see Gibb's son Stephen, Maurice's daughter Samantha and Beth Cohen performing as part of the band.