Keith Potger’s solo concert paying respects to The Seekers with audio visual treats and Keith’s special tribute to Judith Durham (AO).
Keith Potger’s solo tribute to the group he helped to form back in 1962 covers the songs, the stories and the influences that shaped The Seekers in their rise to international fame.
Celebrating The Seekers is an audio-visual treat, with rare footage and still
photos of the group. His 12 string guitar was an integral part of their sound and being the arranger of the vocal harmonies, he had a unique place in the group.
During his performance Keith pays a special tribute to his colleague and dear friend of 60 years, the late and great Judith Durham.
Keith is known to countless fans and this is obvious in the welcome given to him by
audiences that have enjoyed his performances of Celebrating The Seekers.
The special program contains some timeless favourites from The Seekers, some
beautiful original ballads from his three solo CDs and a few hits from the ‘60s to the ‘80s that influenced the group and appeal to the generation who grew up playing SEEKERS albums at home or in the car. Throughout his show, Keith shares stories and amusing anecdotes from almost 60 years on the international music scene.
‘Keith unfailingly delivers up-beat, heart-warming events that leave audiences reliving their fondest memories while sharing the joy that is a hallmark of Keith Potger’s solo
Concerts.’
Dates, venues, times
- Aurora Centre, Burnside School, Christchurch – Thursday 2nd November
- Hokitika’s Regent Theatre – Friday 3rd of November 7:30pm
- Annesbrook Church Nelson – Saturday 4th November 7:30pm
- ASB Theatre – Westport – Sunday 5th November 2:30pm (Matinee)
- Hawera Theatre – Tuesday 7th of November 7:30pm
- The Tuning Fork Auckland – Wednesday 8th of November 7:30pm
- Plaza Theatre Putaruru – Thursday 16th November 7:30pm
- 16th Avenue Theatre Tauranga – Friday 17th November 7:30pm
- Civic Centre Thames Saturday 18th November 7:30pm
- Hawkins Theatre Papakura – Sunday 19th November 2:30pm (Matinee)
When did we get…’old’???
& why do we have to put up with ‘Jungle Beat’ thumping ‘music’ that has no artistic value and does nothing but threaten others and complain about the (anti-) social situations that the ‘singers’ put themselves into?
Even the baboons in Africa are entering vehicles theu open windows to turn down the annoying sound…then they rob the contents of the cars, modeling the sunglasses left on the dashboard.