Mumsdollar Tour

Sat Dec 5th, 2009

The Rock

,

Wellington

New Zealand

Doors open: 7:00 pm
Entry: All Ages

Recent Tui Award winners Mumsdollar take the show on the road for the final time.

Having been together for over 10 years, Mumsdollar have independently produced and self-released 5 albums, the most recent titled "Ruins" in 2008. Over the years the boys from South Auckland have seen success in New Zealand and overseas including Australia, America and Japan, where the latest two albums have been hits.

The 2009 Tui Award has come as a timely pat on the back for the boys, who have regretfully decided to call it a day; the primary reason being that singer Ben Claxton is heading off on his big OE. Rather than leaving everything up in the air on what will happen when Ben gets back, the boys have decided to close the gaps and call it a day.

Over the years Mumsdollar has received heaps of support from their core Kiwi fan base. Mumsdollar would like to take one last chance to say a big thank you to all the fans and people who have supported them over the years, by going back to their roots with a North Island tour in early December 2009. Unfortunately because of scheduling Mumsdollar are unable to make next year’s Parachute 2010, so this tour will be the final opportunity to see one of New Zealand’s all time greats in concert.

A Mumsdollar performance is a memorable experience regardless of the occasion, and these last concerts promise to be even more electric than usual. Make no mistake, this will be an unforgettable tour that you cannot afford to miss.

Tour dates are:
Thursday 3 December – Tauranga (Mount Mosaic)
Friday 4 December – Hastings (Atomic Events Centre)
Saturday 5 December – Wellington (The Rock)
Thursday 10 December – Hamilton (Elevate Youth Hall)
Saturday 12 December – Auckland (Zeal West Auckland)

With support from ‘The Jury and the Saints’ and ‘Sleeptalkers’

Tickets only $10, onsale Thursday 28 October from www.undertheradar.co.nz

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