Joan Armatrading NZ Dates

December 12, 2012

UK songstress Joan Armatrading is to perform two dates in NZ.
The first UK female singer/songwriter to have international success, Armatrading possesses a unique sound that ranges from jazz to true soul to sophisticated pop and reggae.
Armatrading’s notable work includes ‘Love And Affection’, ‘Show Some Emotion’,’ Drop The Pilot’,’ ‘Willow’, and ‘Me Myself I’. She has received
countless gold, platinum and silver discs, featured in VH1’s Top 100 voting poll as ‘The Most Influential Woman in Rock’, and has been honoured by
the Queen, receiving an MBE.
Armatrading’s latest, jazz-flavoured release Starlight (2012), captures the very best of her songwriting talent with intimate songs that have a confession like quality.
Joining Armatrading for her Wellington show only is composer, multi-instrumentalist and vocalist Taj Mahal. Inducted into the Blues Hall Of Fame in 2009, the two-time Grammy® Award winner’s musical legacy counts him as one of the most prominent and influential figures in blues and roots music.

Tickets on sale Wednesday, 19 December, 9am.

Wednesday 20th March Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington
with very special guest Taj Mahal
www.ticketek.co.nz 0800 842 538

Thursday 21st March Bruce Mason Centre, Auckland
www.ticketmaster.co.nz (09) 970 9700

Steel has been penning his pungent prose for 40 years for publications too numerous to mention, most of them consigned to the annals of history. He is Witchdoctor's Editor-In-Chief/Music and Film Editor. He has strong opinions and remains unrepentant. Steel's full bio can be found here

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