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Review: Anika, Boh and Hollie

Kelly Makiha
By Kelly Makiha
Multimedia Journalist·Rotorua Daily Post·
14 Oct, 2012 10:56 PM2 mins to read

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A random mix of Kiwi girls on stage together in a non-flashy pure environment equals a show of world class.



That's what you got with last night's performance from Anika, Boh & Hollie _ the Classic Hits Acoustic Church Tour featuring New Zealand singer/song writing legends Anika Moa, Boh
Runga and Hollie Smith.

 

The ladies switched roles between playing acoustic guitar, electric guitar and bass _ showing their musicality _ while they were superbly backed by drummer Tom Broome and Godfrey De Grut on keys.

An enthusiastic Rotorua audience was gently walked through hits from the girls' past _ song highlights included Moa's Mother Mother and My Old Man and Runga's Part of Me and Evelyn.

While all three were brilliant, Smith shone vocally.  At times a little awkward on stage,  the minute she opened her mouth, all was forgiven. She ended the trio's encore performance answering the numerous requests from the crowd by singing her spine-tingling hit Bathe In The River.

While the show highlighted their hits, it also got you excited about what's to come.

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Their first album will be recorded at the end of the tour, scheduled for release next year.

For $67.50, it wasn't a cheap night out but it was worth every penny and more. I can't remember going to a concert I have enjoyed as much.


What: Anika, Boh & Hollie Classic Hits Acoustic Church Tour

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Where: Rotorua Civic Centre

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