[FourPlay News] Adelaide Fringe - Spiegeltent; Sydney - Vanguard; and Kiama Jazz & Blues Fest

[Peter Hollo]

Dear FourPlay list,
It's been a while since last we wrote to you. Empires have risen and 
fallen, babies have been born, etc etc.
As we gear up for a big year (with new releases just around the corner), 
we have a few gigs to let you know about in the next couple of weeks.

For those in Adelaide, we are playing two gigs for the Adelaide Fringe 
at the Spiegeltent. Details:
The Famous Spiegeltent - http://www.spiegeltent.com.au/
The Garden Of Unearthly Delights
Rundle Park, East Terrace, Adelaide*
*6:30pm Saturday & Sunday the 4th & 5th of March
Bookings: FringeTIX 841 88 666, online at http://www.adelaidefringe.com.au
$25 or $22 concession

Each night we're playing one long set - over an hour - and we have lots 
of new material to play for you. Highly recommended.

Then we have two shows in NSW the following week:

9pm Friday March 10th @ the Vanguard, 42 King St, Newtown
Bookings via http://www.thevanguard.com.au/
General admission $20 - or you can book a table

We're playing two sets here, so expect the full gamut of new stunners 
and old faves.

8pm Saturday March 11th @ the Kiama Jazz & Blues Festival
Kiama Showground Pavillion
Tickets from Kiama Visitors Centre or Kiama Music Centre, $25 or $20 
concession/Kiama Jazz Club members

Lara has done up a beautiful HTML flyer for these shows, which I'll 
forward on in a minute, and you can send it to your friends and pull 
them along as well!
Hope to see you at one of these shows. If you're in the areas, we'll be 
touring plenty from the middle of the year, so we'll see you soon,

Love FourPlay
--
Peter Hollo       raven at fourplay.com.au       www.frogworth.com/blog
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