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AUSTRALIA’S favourite country music star Lee Kernaghan is going on a Pubs, Clubs and Carparks tour. The tour will include the Hunter with shows
at Wests New Lambton on Wednesday, July 20, Cessnock Supporters on Thursday, July 21 and Wests Nelson Bay Diggers on Friday, July 22. Kernaghan will light up the night with
what many critics call the most exciting live show in Australia. “We have themed the tour and all the
shows are played in pubs, clubs or carparks,” he said.
Kernaghan has earned his place as one of
Australia’s leading contemporary music artists. He has dominated the charts with successive hit albums, including Outback Club, Three Chain Road, 1959, Hat Town, Electric Rodeo, The New Bush and Planet Country. He has made a huge impact on country
music in Australia, creating a new musical landscape. He has sold more than one million albums, won 27 Golden Guitars and three Aria awards, and had 26 number one hits and 10 hit albums. To many people, Kernaghan represents the spirit and values of contemporary rural Australia. His love of the Australian way of life features in his music, and he is a passionate supporter of Australia’s rural culture. The idea of his Pubs, Clubs and Carparks
Here she comes again
LEGENDARY country music star Dolly Parton is coming to the Hunter. She will be playing at Hope Estate on
Saturday and Sunday, November 19 and 20. How does one begin to describe an icon
like Dolly Parton? Singer, songwriter, author, multi-instrumentalist, actress, philanthropist, businesswoman; this mighty talent’s list of credentials is worth every ounce of veneration she receives. Hailed as “the queen of country music”,
her four-and-a-half-decade career since her national chart debut has made her one of the most successful female artists in the history of the country genre, with 25 number one singles, and a record 41 top 10 country albums. Australian fans will be delighted when
the Smoky Mountain songbird takes the stage and shows us exactly why she is such a legend. With all-new sets, costumes and even
tour is to take his show out to some new areas and locations and delivering great Australian country music to families all around Australia. It delivers a show that is all about the music
and it will feature all the hits from Kernaghan’s stellar career, plus special guests at every location.
He will also be busy writing his next album during 2011 with a new album in 2012. For your chance to win tickets, write
your name, address and telephone number on the back of an envelope and send it to The Post/Kernaghan, 854 Hunter Street, Newcastle West, 2302. Entries must be received by 5pm on Tuesday, July 12. The winner will be notifi ed by telephone.
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new music from her forthcoming album Better Day, to be released later this year, it is sure to make an evening spent with Dolly Parton a night to remember. The two-and-a-half hour show will be a deeply personal aff air, as Parton lets the audience inside, telling stories and interacting with fans in a new show featuring a brand new production, lighting and video. Parton’s arrival on Australian shores in
November this year will be her fi rst in nearly 30 years, and is certain to be the milestone event of the 2011 touring calendar.
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