Head along to the Sunday Session at the Bowlo this Sunday 4 October from 4pm.
Enormous Horns’ esteemed member Michael Wynne aka MTW shares his inspiring musical journey, marked by influences from legendary bands such as Boston, Journey, Foreigner, and Bryan Adams. Their exceptional vocal talents have been a constant source of inspiration, shaping his unique sound and style.
As a longtime member of the internationally renowned Enormous Horns, he has honed an impressive repertoire. Among his favourites are timeless classics like “Sweet Home Alabama,” “Summer of ’69,” “Hurts So Good,” and “Footloose.” These songs never fail to energize audiences, creating unforgettable sing-along moments.
Reflecting on his time with the band, he highlights the privilege of traveling the world while doing what he loves most—performing music. This journey has not only enriched his career but also deepened his passion for the art form.
Music runs in his blood, with a lineage of musicians preceding him. His grandfather was a pianist, his father a celebrated member of the band “Flying Circus,” which achieved multiple number-one hits in Australia. His brother and son continue the family tradition, playing bass and piano, respectively.
His musical journey began at the age of nine with the violin, followed by participation in school musicals and bands. Post-graduation, he toured with his father’s band, “Flyer,” and later formed “Harbour Lights,” focusing on jazz performances in Sydney.
In 1997, he joined the Enormous Horns, and in 2014, became part of The Regulators.
Recently relocating to Oberon, he embarked on a solo project in the Central West, leading to the creation of MTW.
We are excited to have Michael join us once again for the long weekend Sunday Session at the Bowlo from 4pm Sunday, 4 October. This is a free community event with BBQ, Chinese restaurant open for dinner and the NRL grand final on the new big screen after the music.
