The Classic Hits Acoustic Church Tour - Two Shows Sold Out
News release:
Friday 7 September 2012
CIVIC
EVENTS & JUICE TV PRESENT:
The Classic Hits Acoustic Church
Tour, 2012
Anika Moa, Boh Runga &
Hollie Smith: Together in
Concert
TWO SOLD OUT SHOWS
With just a month until the 5th
annual Classic Hits Acoustic Church Tour hits the road, two
of the 13 shows have already sold out – Saturday 6 October
in Wellington at Old St Paul’s and Thursday 18 October in
Christchurch at St Michael & All Angels.
However
fans still have the chance to purchase tickets to shows in
both cites with limited tickets available to the second
shows in Wellington (Sunday 7 October) and Christchurch
(Wednesday 17 October).

Credit Mareea Vegas
This year’s Tour presents an exciting collaboration of three of New Zealand’s most talented and versatile female singer/songwriters: Anika Moa, Boh Runga & Hollie Smith: Together in Concert for the first time ever.
Co-promoter Brent Eccles is not surprised this year’s Tour is proving popular with concert-goers:
“I’m thrilled that the NZ public is seeing great value in the Classic Hits Acoustic Church Tour, this is possibly our best line up yet”.
The Classic Hits
Acoustic Church Tour is a show in two halves with the trio
performing a selection of their extensive back catalogues of
hits – on stage together throughout the whole show – as
well as new material from the upcoming album, all arranged
specifically for the unique church venues.
Tickets are available from the Acoustic Church
Tour website www.acousticchurchtour.co.nz andTicketek
www.ticketek.co.nz (0800 842 538).
Full tour, date and venue details can be found at or www.classichits.co.nz and www.anikabohhollie.com.
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