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The Tour of Synthplicity
The Tour of
Synthplicity
Automatic 80s
are New Zealand's Premium 80s Live Entertainment Show.
AutoMatic 80s delivers the smash hits of this
unforgettable and exciting musical era. From bands like
Human League, Simple Minds, Duran Duran, Blondie, Culture
Club through to artists like Kate Bush and Robert Palmer,
AutoMatic 80s performances will transport you back to those
heady, youthful times and leave you wanting more.
The band and production crew are dedicated to bringing audiences the ultimate Eighties concert experience - quality sound, great lighting and electric atmosphere.
Automatic 80s is a world class group of musicians featuring the astonishing sound alike vocals and high energy stage antics of front man Justin Maclaren, backed up by the pitch perfect Pearl Runga (sister to Boh & Bic), drummer Bobby Kennedy (), lead guitarist Danny McCrum (The Buskers, support to Eric Clapton, John Meyer and Simple Minds) bassist Clint Harris (Opshop/The Feelers).
On the back of their SOLD OUT 2016
tour and last weekend supporting Bonnie Tyler, Alan Parsons
and Icehouse at The Summer Concert Tour Whitianga, Pitch
Perfect Promotions are looking forward to bringing the
Automatic 80s Live Synthplicity Tour to a town near you.
It’s a night of Live, Loud and Pumping Music.
Tour Dates:
The Paddington, Auckland 18th March 2017
The
Foundry, Christchurch 8th April 2017
Bayleys 80s Bash,
Orewa 29th April 2017
Totara St, Mount Manganui 20th May
2017
San Fran, Wellington - TBC
Tour Tickets
from:
http://www.dashtickets.co.nz/tour/802
https://www.facebook.com/Automatic80s
https://www.facebook.com/PitchPerfectPromotions
www.pitchperfectpromotions.co.nz
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