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Dave Dobbyn does Kati Kati, Kihi Kihi, Eltham, Rangiora and other special places

10 Jun 2005
On June 22nd Dave Dobbyn goes off the beaten track, by-passing the familiar concert circuit for a 16-date tour that includes Kihi Kihi, Kati Kati and Akaroa. "Many of these towns I have never visited…

On June 22nd Dave Dobbyn goes off the beaten track, by-passing the familiar concert circuit for a 16-date tour that includes Kihi Kihi, Kati Kati and Akaroa. "Many of these towns I have never visited let alone played in" says Dobbyn. "I like that grass-roots thing, the intimacy, the provincial town feel. You've got your feet on the ground but you are soaring. It's really exciting".

Image: Dave Dobbyn on the Available Light hikoi.
On June 22nd Dave Dobbyn goes off the beaten track, by-passing the familiar concert circuit for a 16-date tour that includes Kihi Kihi, Kati Kati and Akaroa. "Many of these towns I have never visited let alone played in" says Dobbyn. "I like that grass-roots thing, the intimacy, the provincial town feel. You've got your feet on the ground but you are soaring. It's really exciting".

Image: Dave Dobbyn on the Available Light hikoi.
Peter Campbell from Eccles Ent. said "Dave's foray into NZ's heartland will be continued later in the year - there are just so many places he would like to visit."

The 'Available Light' tour follows a June 13 album release of the same title. The first single 'Welcome Home' is on a steady climb up the airplay and singles charts.

June 22 Russell Town Hall
June 23 Dargaville Town hall
June 24 Mahurangi East/Snells Beach Community centre
June 25 Kati Kati Memorial Hall
June 26 Kihi Kihi Town Hall
June 28 Eltham Town Hall
June 29 Feilding Civic Centre
June 30 Blenheim Brancott Theatre
July 1 Kaikoura Memorial Hall
July 2 Rangiora Town Hall
July 3 Akaroa Gaiety Hall
July 6 Cambridge Town Hall
July 7 Opotiki Deluxe theatre
July 8 Gisborne War Memorial
July 9 Dannevirke Town Hall
July 10 Featherston Anzac Hall

Tickets available from Ticketek, information centres and community outlets (see local papers for details)

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