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Something For Kate Announce One-Off Sydney Show

by Paul Cashmere on February 11, 2016

in Live,New Music,News

Something For Kate will regroup for one show only in Sydney in March.

With a solo album on the way soon, singer/songwriter/guitarist Paul Dempsey with gather up bass player Stephanie Ashworth and drummer Clint Hyndman for the show at Sydney’s Spectrum Now Festival Big Top on March 12.

Something For Kate celebrated their 20th anniversary in 2014.

Paul Dempsey released his new song ‘Morningless’ last week. “There’s a desperation in this song that stems from the feeling of being far away from someone and urgently racing to get back to them, almost in defiance of the motion of the planet and the passing of day and night…,” he said.

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