Don McGlashan and the Seven Sisters "Marvellous Year" New Zealand Tour
To celebrate the release of his super good new album, Marvellous Year, Don McGlashan and his band the Seven Sisters are
hitting the road in a giant campervan, playing 13 shows of musical goodness from Queenstown to Auckland. Fresh from a
world tour with Crowded House, Neil Finn’s 7 World Collide shows with members of Radiohead and Wilco, solo shows in
London, Amsterdam and Vancouver and scoring two feature movies, this is the first national tour of Don McGlashan in some
time.
It will be a great chance to catch his top form band playing new stuff, old stuff (including Mutton Birds and Front Lawn
favourites) and everything in-between. The band is made up of Don McGlashan, Chris O’Connor, Maree Thom, John Segovia
and Dominic Blaazer.
Don McGlashan and the Seven Sisters - Marvellous Year Tour
With special guest Reb Fountain
Thursday 7th - NAPIER - The Cabana
Friday 8th May - WHANGANUI - The Repertory Theatre
Saturday 10th May - WELLINGTON - The Front Room
Sunday 10th of May - NELSON - The Nelson School of Music
Monday 11th May - GREYMOUTH - Franks
Tuesday 12th May - KAIKOURA - The Mayfair Theatre
Wednesday 13th May - CHRISTCHURCH - The HarbourLight
Thursday 14th May - OAMARU - The Penguin Club
Friday 15th May - DUNEDIN - Sammy's
Saturday 16th May - QUEENSTOWN - Revolver
Friday 22nd May - CLEVEDON - The Clevedon Village Hall
Saturday 23rd of May - LEIGH - The Sawmill Cafe
Friday 29th of May AUCKLAND - Monte Cristo Room
Tickets from www.undertheradar.co.nz, Real Groovy and Venues.
Reviews for Don McGlashan and the Seven Sisters' latest album “Marvelous Year”
“Highly highly highly recommended” 5/5 stars by Geoff Doube – The Waikato Times
“an album that balances edginess and beauty, comfort and disturbance. On Marvellous Year, McGlashan draws more than ever
on traditional forms – country, gospel, folk – yet chisels fresh melodies from these ancient materials” by Nick
Bollinger – NZ Listener
“Beautifully crafted, lyrically witty, whimsical and still evocative of the everyday, this is another wonderful album”
4/5 stars by James Belfield – The Sunday Star Times
“…plenty of new evidence of his particular songwriting genius throughout” 4/5 stars by Russell Baillie – NZ Herald
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