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Seeker Lover Keeper featuring Sarah Blasko, Sally Saltmann and Holly Throsby

Seeker Lover Keeper To Tour In Churches

by Paul Cashmere on September 20, 2011

in News

The Sarah Blasko, Sally Saltmann and Holly Throsby collaboration Seeker Lover Keeper is heading to churches around Australia for the Heavenly Sounds tour.

Seeker Lover Keeper

Seeker Lover Keeper featuring Sarah Blasko, Sally Saltmann and Holly Throsby

Venues for the tour are Australia’s historic cathedrals and churches.

The first show on the tour will be at Brisbane’s St John’s Cathedral, then its off to Newcastle, Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, Hobart, Perth and finally Adelaide.

The self-titled album for Seeker Lover Keeper reached no. 3 on the ARIA chart.

Tickets go on sale September 27, at 10am through Ticketek.

Dates are:

Mon 21st November      St John’s Cathedral, 373 Ann Street, Brisbane, QLD
Wed 23rd November     Christ Church Cathedral, Church Street, Newcastle, NSW
Thurs 24th November St Stephen’s Uniting Church, 197 Macquarie Street, Sydney, NSW
Fri 25th November          St Paul’s Anglican Church, cnr of Captain Cook Crescent & Canberra Ave, Manuka, Canberra, ACT
Mon 28th November     St Michael’s Church, cnr of Collins Street & Russell Street, Melbourne, VIC
Wed 30th November     St David’s Cathedral, 23 Murray Street (Cnr of Macquarie Street), Hobart, TAS
Thurs 1st December       St Joseph’s Church, 3 Salvado Road, Subiaco Perth WA
Fri 2nd December            Flinders Street Baptist Church, 65 Flinders Street, Adelaide, SA

 

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