Biography

Greg Doolan never lets his audience down. On stage, the former front man of Australia's most successful cabaret band - Wickety Wak, consistently gives audiences a live show they won't forget in a hurry.

The combination of humour and incredible vocal talent is complimented by his ability to read his audiences.

Greg has been nurturing his craft over 25 year period and as recent as last year was named "Australian Versatile Variety Performer of the Year" at the prestigious Mo Awards held in Sydney.

As leader and principal comedy writer of Wickety Wak, he proved his comedic skills when Greg went on to write no less than 10 television specials for the Channel 7 network.

And that's not to mention all the recording, compering galas and television shows, as well as Greg's first love - in concert, which has seen him invited to perform at the World Music Expo in Florida.

Greg moves with ease from the powerful vocals of a Tom Jones to the sensitivity of Anthony Warlow, with his faultless vocals capturing the mood of each song perfectly.

Greg Doolan is the master of his craft - as his presence on stage leaves audiences demanding to see him time and time again.

Greg now teams up on stage with Australia's Female voice of the Year - Laura Doolan ( yes! Greg's wife.) Which adds further to the absolute uniqueness of this entertainment package. Laura Doolan is stunning and exceptionally talented. With a voice comparable to the sensitivity of Eva Cassidy to the spine-tingling power of Celine Dion. And the most gorgeous human being behind the scenes.

Greg Doolan Credits

• 2001 Mo Award - "Australian Versatile Variety Performer of the Year"
• Queensland Entertainer of the Year - 3 times
• Inducted into the "Queensland Hall of Fame 1997" for his solo career
• Queensland Male Vocalist of the Year - 5 time
• Named "Ambassador for World Expo 88"
• Winner of 5 Mo Awards with Wickety Wak
• Entertainer of the Year - 3 times with Wickety Wak
• Television Penguin Award for "Australian Light Entertainment Special of the Year"
• Inducted into the QLD Hall of Fame with Wickety Wak
• 2002 QLD Variety Performer of the Year
• 2002 QLD Production show of the Year
• 2002 QLD Entertainer of the Year
• 2003 QLD Entertainer of the Year
• 2003 QLD Best Production show of the Year
• 2003 QLD Variety Performer of the Year
• 2002 "Mo Award" Australian Variety Performer of the Year
• 2003 "Ace Award" Australian Versatile Entertainer of the Year
• 2004 QLD Entertainer of the Year
• 2004 QLD Male Vocalist of the Year
• 2004 QLD Variety Performer of the Year
• 2004 "Mo Award" Australian Variety Performer of the Year
• 2005 QLD Entertainer of the Year
• 2005 QLD Male vocalist of the Year
• 2005 QLD Variety performer of the Year