COME TOGETHER 2024 MAY - U2's THE JOSHUA TREE JULY - LED ZEPPELIN IV AUGUST/SEPTEMBER - THE BEATLES’ SGT. PEPPERS These 3 epic albums will be performed live, back to back, track by track with a bonus set of classics and deep cuts by a supergroup of NZ's finest Artists & Musicians. please log in to view this image The Come Together Supergroup has honoured 11 such albums to an audience totalling 50,000 over 4 years, with a killer band and a line-up of our most acclaimed rock artists. CHECK OUT THE JOSHUA TREE - FIRST REHEARSAL - MILAN BORICH, 'WHERE THE STREETS HAVE NO NAME" Youtube: https://youtu.be/zi7Zsxu1pmI U2’s The Joshua Tree increased the band's stature "from heroes to superstars", becoming one of the best-selling albums of all time. Led Zeppelin’s defining and game-changing blues-folk opus of ’71. And the pop-psychedelic Beatles’ masterpiece that birthed ‘The Album’ as the currency of rock, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. please log in to view this image The line-up across the 3 album tours includes: Jon Toogood (Shihad), Julia Deans (Fur Patrol) Jennie Skulander (Devilskin), Milan Borich (Pluto), EJ Barnes, Dianne Swann (the Bads, When the Cats Away), James Milne (Lawrence Arabia), Sam Scott, Luke Buda (Phoenix Foundation), Seamus Johnson (Seamouse), Jazmine Mary and the Come Together band Jol Mulholland (MD), Brett Adams, Matthias Jordan, Alistair Deverick, Mike Hall, Finn Scholes and Nick Atkinson.
Tickets on sale this morning (19/4) for October tour (new album in the offing too I believe). I shall definitely be getting mine.
Got mine today Couldn't resist, tried to tell myself that I've got enough gigs booked this year (25 at last count) but then they played Gagarin on the radio (limited edition 7" getting released for RSD tomorrow)...
Record Store Day tomorrow - I'll be off down to my local store, trying to grab one of these... Limited run of 2000 copies Hopefully there'll be a couple more that'll find their way in to my shopping bag!
Jnr playing their first home-town gig for nearly a year tonight, pretty much sold out. Seems ages since their last gig, so looking forward to this. Headlining and they've got over an hour and a half set...they'll be playing a few covers but mostly their own stuff...
