Justin Townes Earle Sells Out Wellington & Leigh Saw Mill

Tonite’s show in Wellington at Bodega and Sunday’s show in Leigh at the Sawmill are sold out.
Tickets are available for the Auckland show at the Powerstation for Saturday night – with doors at 7-30pm and opening acts The Broadsides, and The Grifters.

For those folk unable to see Justin tonite or on Sunday – listen in to Radio NZ’s MUSIC 101 www.radionz.co.nz/music101 from 2pm tomorrow to hear an exclusive session with Justin Townes Earle.

Friday 25th – Wellington – Bar Bodega SOLD OUT
Saturday 26th – Auckland – The Powerstation Tickets from Ticketmaster, & Real Groovy
Sunday 27th – Leigh – Sawmill Café SOLD OUT

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JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE is an anomaly. He’s tall as the day is long, all angles and elbows and a hard stare, both welcoming and deadly serious. He’s Nashville North, all set up in lower Manhattan now, just like his hero Woody Guthrie, with twang & charm intact. His new record, his third, the outstanding Harlem River Blues, has been universally acclaimed, and in March he is returning to New Zealand. The much tattooed wonder kid of Steve Earle, JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE, will reacquaint with his many New Zealand friends he has established by his committed touring in his favourite destination outside his old lady’s arms.

For those yet to experience JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE, get ready to see, hear, and feel the real deal. Channeling the Texas Blues of Mance Lipscomb and Lightnin’ Hopkins, the folk and honesty of Woody Guthrie, through the honky-tonk of Buck Owens, the cosmic country sounds of Gram Parsons mixed with Appalachian mountain music and finally the genius of his namesake Townes Van Zandt, he is a bundle of Americana busting at his fine stylin’ seams.

“Earle sings like a honky-tonk hero and thinks like a 21st century man. He’s sharp and young, and has soul to burn – a traditionalist that is not afraid to play ragtime and cover the Replacements punk anthem ‘Can’t Hardly Wait’ “ - Guitar Aficionado

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