The Warratahs Announce November Show
19/10/11
The
Warratahs Announce November Shows
After
five albums and nearly three decades playing their uniquely
New Zealand blend of country rock & roll, The
Warratahs announce two intimate shows to celebrate the
release of their new single “Kupe’s Tears”.
You can hear the new single here - http://soundcloud.com/user9713377
“Kupe’s Tears” is part of a new group of
songs we are planning to record in the near future”,
states frontman Barry Saunders. “It was inspired by
a day trip I took to the Southern Wairarapa where I
discovered the story of Kupe, a great Polynesian navigator
who made a series of landings along the South Wairarapa
coast.”Grieving the loss of his daughter, Kupe stood on
the ridge of a clifftop and gazed at the horizon in the
direction she had travelled, the rocks below imprinted with
his tears.
The Warratahs’ live shows have the
fire and heart of earlier days, always bringing something
new to the table even when playing old favorites. This is a
big part of what has made the band such an engaging live
act.
THE WARRATAHS TOUR
DATES
Thursday November 17 - AUCKLAND, The
Winchester
24 St Benedicts Street, Newton,
Auckland
Friday November 18 –
WELLINGTON, The Front Room
5 Hania Street, Mt
Victoria, Wellington
Pre sale tickets are available NOW from Eventfinder.co.nz
You can
also catch the band at the following festivals before the
year's out:
Sat Nov 5th
Marlborough AMP Show
Sun Nov 20th
Toast Martinborough
Sat Dec 10th
The Mandeville Music Festival, Mandeville,
Canterbury
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