2007 tour dates announced

Kasey Chambers announces an acoustic tour of North Queensland and Darwin in March 2007. Although know for her stunning stripped back performances, this is the first time in Kasey’s 9 year solo career that she will put on an acoustic show. Kasey will be joined by special guests Shane Nicholson and Bill Chambers for the 9 date theatre run.

Kasey says, “This acoustic tour is a first for me but something I have been wanting to do for a long time. Most songs take on a whole new life when played acoustically so I am looking forward to that change. I also get to share the stage with my husband, shane Nicholson, and my Dad, Bill Chambers. They’ll both be doing songs of their own and also supporting me through my songs, which will be a mixture of different tracks from my 4 albums....a bit of old and new and maybe a few surprises thrown in as well. Looking forward to seeing you all soon.”

It's been a good year for Kasey - her 4th album, Carnival, debut at #1 on the Motorola ARIA Chart and has achieved platinum sales to date. Her firstsingle Nothing At All debuted in the top 10 and the national tour she just completed received rave reviews for her stunning live performances. Rolling Stone giving her 4 stars saying that 'she continues to push the boundaries as a performer.' On top of this, her performance with Bernard Fanning and Clare Bowditch at the ARIA’s was talked about as one of the highlights of this years telecast.

So - don't miss this first time opportunity to see Kasey Chambers perform acoustically, playing old songs, new songs and favourites of her own, with the help of Shane and Bill on guitars and vocals. It will be a special performance not to be missed.

Tickets go on sale Monday December 11th (Friday 8th in Cairns)

What a Great Xmas present idea!!!!!!

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Kasey to perform in Tamworth

25-11-2006

KASEY CHAMBERS

live free & in the park 2007

With Special Guest

MISSY HIGGINS

All proceeds raised going to Tamworth Salvation Army Drought Relief

After five tremendously successful years 'kasey chambers live free & in the park' has now firmly established itself as one of the premier and integral events at the annual Tamworth Country Music Festival. And so on Australia Day Friday January 26th 2007 at Tamworth's Bicentennial Park, 'live free & in the park' will be back for a sixth year.

And joining Kasey this year as her very special guest will be Missy Higgins.

“I’m looking forward to Tamworth again, as always...but a little extra excited this year because not only are we doing my favourite show in the park for our 6th year - but I’m sharing the gig with Missy Higgins,” Kasey said. “We shared the stage at Wave Aid a couple of years ago and I’d hoped to get the chance to do that again sometime. So looking forward to seeing you all there and hope you enjoy it as much as we do every year.”

Missy Higgins, who is currently in the United States working on her new album said, “I’ve only been to the Tamworth Festival once before so I’m really looking forward to getting back there and being part of this show that I’ve heard so much about”.

In the five years that 'kasey chambers live free & in the park' has been in existence it has provided the perfect opportunity to help raise some much needed funds. Thanks to the generosity of the audiences, approximately ,000 has been raised and donated to local Tamworth based charities. The Tamworth Volunteer Fire Brigade, Tamworth Salvation Army Drought Relief Fund, Tamworth Youth Care Organisation for the Prevention of Youth Suicide, Tamworth Base Hospital Nioka Ward (Palliative Care Unit) & Hope cottage have all received funds. In 2007, in a slight break from tradition and with regional Australia in the grip of the one of the longest droughts in history, the buckets will again be passed around for Tamworth Salvation Army Drought Relief and we ask that fans dig deep and donate a Gold Coin per person in attendance.

“Your donations to the Salvation Army's Drought Relief Appeal will help us meet the needs of farmers in the Tamworth region,” Captain Mark Everitt of the Tamworth Corps of the Salvation Army said. “These funds will not only assist with the everyday items of living, but it will enable the Salvation Army to support people on the land with the crippling costs of running their properties.”

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