The Mockers' cat is finally out of the bag
The Mockers' cat is finally out of the bag.
To celebrate the release of their upcoming Live DVD/CD, the
band will play shows in Auckland, Wellington, Tauranga and
Christchurch. Tickets on pre-sale at 3pm TODAY - a great
stocking stuffer for Mockers fans! Secure your tickets at
these links:
March 1 - Tauranga - Eventfinda
March 2 - Wellington - Eventfinda
March 3 - Christchurch -
Selwyn Sounds festival
March 4 -
Auckland - Ticketmaster
The Mockers
features the classic mid 80s lineup of Andrew Fagan, Brett
Adams, Tim Wedde and Geoff Hayden, with special guest
drummer Chris O'Connor. Opening act for all shows (except
Christchurch) is super talented Gareth Thomas from
Goodshirt.
stellar* have announced their
own shows in Auckland and Wellington, in addition to their
run of festival appearances (Waipu, Nelson, ChCh). Tickets
for their AKL & WGTN shows are at Ticketmaster. Full list of stellar*
summer dates HERE.
Have a geat
Chrissy... thanks so much for getting out and
supporting live music this year. Plus1 has had the pleasure
to present some fantastic tours in 2017, including Dinosaur
Jr, The Mockers reunion tour, Lloyd Cole, Midge Ure, The
Darkness, The Undertones, Christopher Cross, Greg Johnson &
Mel Parsons, Pseudo Echo & Narcs, and The Human League...
whew - we're looking forward to a break, see you at the
show(s) in 2018!
Plus1 presents live in
early 2018: The Mockers / stellar* / John Cooper Clarke -
all dates and details plus1.co.nz
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