Welcome to the Pearse Coleman website

 Pearse Coleman is a singer songwriter who cut his teeth in smokey bars and clubs in London, San Fransisco and Sydney giving Pearse the professional edge in classy entertainment.

Whilst he croons Nat King Cole ,Sinatra, and Cole Porter songs his real love is a bar singer and getting the patrons involved with his great guitar playing, singing and selection of songs from the 50's.60's,70's up to the ninities.

Pearse's favourite gigs are in bar/restaurants and large music festivals.

Pearse's latest CD is 'Vungtau Ferry' and due for release early 09.

Latest News

New Track - Vangtau Ferry

The latest song release from Pearse Coleman 'Vungtau Ferry' is starting to get airplay and take out songwriting awards in Victoria. The most recent was 2nd place at the Mildura Country Music Festival Sept 2008.

The song is about Pearse's tour of Duty in Vietnam in 1970 on HMAS Sydney. The track was co written with Bill Crosbie and recorded at Pegasus Studios in Cairns

There would be many 6 RAR fellas who would identify with the story and the experiences of the HMAS SYDNEY which was affectionally known as the 'Vungtau Ferry' in 1970

Download a sample of this track now

Contact Pearse to purchse the complete track on CD for $5.00 + $1.00 postage and handling.

News

• A recent project 'The Nashos' has proved popular after it was played on Ian Macnamaras Australia all over. The letters and emails are still coming in. The song is about those fellas who joined the nashos in the 50's and it struck a chord.If you would like a copy please contact me and I will arrange a CD for $10 plus postage.
• A new song recorded is about the Vietnam war and my involvement. The song is "Vungtau Ferry"I have been abley assisted with the lyric by my old mate Bill Crosbie. It is now available .
• Please contact me I would like some feedback on the songs and the site.

New Album Release - Barratime

It's finally here!

The latest offerring from Pearse Coleman - Barratime.

Packed with plenty of great songs from the storyteller himself.