scrubbedexpat094

& Black Lace/Paper Lace/Frilly Lace or whatever they are called are coming to NZ

Anyone going to see them? Should be fantastic





































I'm havin a larf

luvwelly

Good - more old hasbeens arriving in NZ .

Justcol

Billy don't be hero

I think you'd have to be to sit through that concert

scrubbedexpat094

Certainly one I can't wait to miss

Bo-Jangles

They do seem strangely attracted to New Zealand don't they, all those old dinosaurs still plugging away on the 'I need the bucks' tours.

I was just reading about the chaos at the Villa Maria 'Class of 81' concert yesterday.



http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/ar...ectid=10785180

j19fmm

Actually I reckon it could be a good night out...easily pleased

Browner_

Im not even going to comment on Paper Lace.

I dont think the current New Seekers contains any of the original band as we would know them. Its a bit like the current 'Drifters' who are still on tour, despite all the band members who sung on the records having died many years ago.

Eve Graham was the (quite) attractive dark haired singer who sang "Id like to teach the world to sing". What frightens me is that she is now pushing 70 years old. Scary.

The other girl who use to be in the band, Lyn Paul, is a mere 62.

scrubbedexpat094

The saddest thing I ever saw was Don Estelle still dressed up as 'Lofty' from "It Ain't Half Hot Mum", singing "Whispering Grass" to a backing tape in Burton-on-Trent Town Centre in about 2001. He died a couple of years later.

sr71

Sounded like a cracking day out, some of those bands played some of the best Aus/NZ pub rock you can find.

Bo-Jangles

There's no pleasing some people. This might be more up your street, just been advertised on TV. Best get your order in quick, looks like it might be a sellout:

http://www.marbecks.co.nz/detail/ind...talogID=775267

BEVS

Could be worse. Could be Black Lace who did the Gang Bang song.