Press & Media
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The Productions
The Road to Laurel Canyon: A tribute to the Californian singer-songwriters of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Featuring songs by The Beach Boys, early Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne and Carole King. Suitable for theatres and performing arts centres. Running time: approximately 2 hours including interval.
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A Tribute to Carole King & James Taylor: A deep dive into two of America's greatest songwriters — their stories, their friendship, and the songs that defined a generation. Performed with a full band. Developed in collaboration with Premier Entertainment, Sydney. Suitable for theatres and performing arts centres.
California Legends (Coming 2026): A celebration of the full breadth of the West Coast sound — the Eagles, Fleetwood Mac, CSNY, James Taylor, Joni Mitchell and more. Coming to theatres in late 2026.
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About Wild Things Run
Wild Things Run are Pat, Kellie, and Andy O'Donnell — an Australian harmony trio performing intimate, storytelling-driven theatre concerts across NSW. Their shows celebrate the music of Laurel Canyon and the Californian singer-songwriter tradition: The Beach Boys, early Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Joni Mitchell, Jackson Browne, Carole King, and more. Their flagship productions — The Road to Laurel Canyon and A Tribute to Carole King & James Taylor — have been developed in collaboration with Premier Entertainment and performed to sold-out theatre audiences across Sydney and the NSW north coast. A third production, California Legends, is coming to theatres in late 2026. The O'Donnell family has been making music together for over 30 years, with earlier careers as The Midnight Flyers and Indigobelle taking them to Japan, Canada, and the USA.