Skyfall: The Music of James Bond — The Little Red Company

Overview

Filling the silver screen with espionage action for six decades now, the Bond franchise has long had a license to thrill — and to spruik shaken-not-stirred martinis, all manner of gadgets and smouldering stares, too. The spy saga has also been home to some of the most iconic pieces of music to ever be paired with movies over the years. Indeed, each 007 film's theme song is an occasion in itself.

At Skyfall: The Music of James Bond, those tunes are well and truly in the spotlight. In fact, the entire show is all about them. The Little Red Company's Naomi Price and Luke Kennedy will take to the stage — donning gowns and tuxedos, naturally — and sing through tracks by Paul McCartney, Shirley Bassey, Tina Turner and Tom Jones, as well as Adele, Sam Smith, Billie Eilish and more.

Helping the pair work through songs spanning everything from Goldfinger to No Time to Die: a four-piece band, an eight-piece brass section, dancers and what's being dubbed 'the queen of all Bond villains'. There'll also be two different guest vocalists at each show.

Skyfall: The Music of James Bond hits the QPAC Concert Hall from Friday, July 15–Saturday, July 16 — with both an afternoon and an evening gig on the latter date.

And yes, Price is well accustomed to belting out tributes to pop culture favourites; see also: Wrecking Ball, Lady Beatle and Christmas Actually.

Images: Steph Do Rozario / Dylan Evans.