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Music News - House of Shem to open for UB40 at New Zealand shows
19 October 2017 - 0 Comments
The
legendary UB40will return to New Zealand next month and just announced as their support act
is Aotearoa’s very own House
of Shem.
UB40will play Horncastle Arena in Christchurchon Friday, November 17and Trusts Arena inAucklandon Saturday, November 18.
UB40 was at the forefront of the global reggae revival throughout the 80's and 90's, becoming a household name with hits such as Red Red Wine, Can’t Help Falling In Love,Kingston Town and Here I Am.
Filling the charts with their own songs and creating seminal versions of some of the world’s greatest tunes, UB40crossed radio formats and their songs are still blasted on the airwaves to this day. Following the replacement of long-time lead singer Ali Campbell with his brother Duncan Campbell in 2008, the band continues to tour the world with its founding members, Robin Campbell, Earl Falconer, Brian Travers, Jimmy Brown and Norman Hassan.
UB40will be joined on their New Zealand tour by Kiwi reggae act House of Shem.
Formed in 2005, the trio gained notoriety in 2008 with their debut album, Keep It Rising. The band went on to release a string of successful songs and records, earning two Gold albums certifications, as well as several Maori Music Awards and nominations in the VNZMAs.
They’ve also taken Kiwi reggae to the world, touring the United States and Europe and playing international festivals such as Reggae on the River and Island Reggae Fest.
In 2017 House of Shemreleased new music, including the single Anything You Ask For, written, recorded and self-produced in Hawaii.
Don’t miss your chance to see two of the world’s finest reggae bands sharing the same stages in New Zealand this November.
UB40will play Horncastle Arena in Christchurchon Friday, November 17and Trusts Arena inAucklandon Saturday, November 18.
UB40 was at the forefront of the global reggae revival throughout the 80's and 90's, becoming a household name with hits such as Red Red Wine, Can’t Help Falling In Love,Kingston Town and Here I Am.
Filling the charts with their own songs and creating seminal versions of some of the world’s greatest tunes, UB40crossed radio formats and their songs are still blasted on the airwaves to this day. Following the replacement of long-time lead singer Ali Campbell with his brother Duncan Campbell in 2008, the band continues to tour the world with its founding members, Robin Campbell, Earl Falconer, Brian Travers, Jimmy Brown and Norman Hassan.
UB40will be joined on their New Zealand tour by Kiwi reggae act House of Shem.
Formed in 2005, the trio gained notoriety in 2008 with their debut album, Keep It Rising. The band went on to release a string of successful songs and records, earning two Gold albums certifications, as well as several Maori Music Awards and nominations in the VNZMAs.
They’ve also taken Kiwi reggae to the world, touring the United States and Europe and playing international festivals such as Reggae on the River and Island Reggae Fest.
In 2017 House of Shemreleased new music, including the single Anything You Ask For, written, recorded and self-produced in Hawaii.
Don’t miss your chance to see two of the world’s finest reggae bands sharing the same stages in New Zealand this November.
UB40
– 'THE HITS & MORE' TOUR 2017
WITH SPECIAL GUESTS,
HOUSE OF SHEM
Friday November 17 – Horncastle Arena, Christchurch
Saturday November 18 – The Trusts Arena, Auckland
Tickets - http://premier.ticketek.co.nz/
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