Singer-songwriter Andrew Starr, frontman of Starr Witness, is set to take the stage for a heartfelt cause.
On Friday, March 28, 2025, he will perform his original songs under the label The Art of Love at the Avoca Beach Theatre Summer Sessions from 6pm-7.30pm, raising funds for Gosford Hospital’s Paediatrics Unit.
The event is part of Starr’s ongoing mission to support life-saving medical equipment for infants and newborns in rural NSW hospitals.
With a personal connection to the cause, he has been a dedicated volunteer for the Humpty Dumpty Foundation for nearly 15 years.
His late wife Julie was not only a passionate volunteer also, but later became the foundation’s General Manager (2015-2019).
He is carrying on her legacy through his music.
“I moved to the Central Coast a year ago, so it was natural for me to start this campaign here,” Starr said.
“This is about giving back and ensuring our local hospitals have the resources they need to save young lives.”
A seasoned performer with influences ranging from The Beatles to Elton John, Fleetwood Mac, early Bee Gees, and Crowded House, Starr’s original music blends classic melodies with heartfelt storytelling.
Fans can listen to his music on Spotify (search Starr Witness) or at starrwitness.com.
The event will take place on the scenic lawn at Avoca Beach Theatre.
Donations to the cause can be made via a QR code displayed at the venue, contributing directly to Starr’s legacy fundraising page.
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