Music News - SJD plays Wellington on 22nd May
12 May 2015 - 0 Comments
Sean James Donnelly aka SJD returns to the stage with his full band to celebrate the release of his seventh album Saint John Divine.
Already being hailed as possibly his finest work yet, this was recorded at Auckland’s Roundhead Studio with a star studded, and ferociously tight, band of compatriots and fellow singers and players including Neil Finn.
With three songs that have topped national Alt Radio Charts, I Wanna Be Foolish and Helensville, as well as the new single Little Pieces, featuring Julia Deans and an eye-wateringly wonderful video, conceived and directed by Sean himself, this is the finest exposition of what Nick Bollinger recently described in the Sunday Star Times as ‘blue-eyed soul that reaches down into the core of your being’.
Sean will be joined onstage by long time conspirators and colleagues Sandy Mill, James Duncan, Victoria Kelly, Chris O’Connor and Mike Hall for a set that will touch upon highlights of the new album as well as some of the classic tunes from previous masterworks like Southern Lights andSongs From A Dictaphone.
In Wellington - Friday 22nd May
SJD play in store at Slowboat Records as a taster for
their MOON show later that evening.
Slowboat Records -183 Cuba Street from 5.30pm.
MOON - 167 Riddiford Street, Newtown from 9pm.
Tickets available fromhttp://www.undertheradar.co.nz/ or Slowboat Records.
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