The Moody Blues are coming.
Friday, 17 December 2004, 10:16 am
Press Release: Upper Hutt City Council
The Moody Blues are coming.
The “Moody Blues” are making
their first visit to New Zealand in April 2005. To celebrate
this a “Nights in White Satin” has been organised for
Saturday 8 January from 5pm to 8.30pm at Harcourt Park,
Upper Hutt.
City Promotion Manager Paul Lambert who is an
avid fan says he is only too pleased to organise a night
where “Moody Blues” fans can bring their CD’s for play at
the Harcourt Park Soundstage.
This meet-up of like minded
people is expected to generate more events before the
concert in April. Lambert adds that BBQ facilities are
available at Harcourt Park or Brown Owl Fish and Chips shop
is nearby. With a capacity audience of 4000 expected at the
Concert at the Events Centre in Wellington, Lambert hopes
for a good crowd at Harcourt
Park.
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