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Double Dose of the Datsuns For Aucklanders

Double Dose of the Datsuns For Aucklanders

Back in town for their nine date New Zealand wide tour, The Datsuns do a guest DJ set at the Ding Dong Lounge in the Auckland CBD on Wednesday 28 August after 9pm. No cover charge!

Then on Friday 30 August, the band play their second date of the tour at the Kings Arms Tavern in Newton. Punters attending the show can be sure to find somewhere for a tipple after the gig, back at the Ding Dong Lounge where they'll have DJs spinning Rock n Roll with food and drink specials available with your Datsuns ticket.

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