Hot Club Sandwich Big Bang

Tuesday, 11 October 2005, 12:07 am
Press Release: Upper Hutt City Council

Hot Club Sandwich Big Bang- Sunday 6 November -7pm

A great night of music bringing together an eclectic group of musicians rarely all on stage together at Expressions Arts and Entertainment Centre UPPER HUTT.

Andrew London guitar and vocals
Terry Crawford - bass and grand piano
James Cameron - Bass
Colleen Trenwith ex Hamilton Country Bluegrass - violin
Neil Billington -Harmonica
Colin Hemingsen - Sax

Admission $20.00 Concession $18.00
Phone (04)527-2168 www.expressions.org.nz

ENDS

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