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Legendary acts announced for Kawerau Christmas in the Park

Rotorua Daily Post
3 Dec, 2017 09:45 PM2 mins to read

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Iconic Kiwi act Herb will perform at this year's Kawerau Christmas in the Park. Photo/File

Iconic Kiwi act Herb will perform at this year's Kawerau Christmas in the Park. Photo/File

Legendary Kiwi band Herbs will headline at this year's Kawerau Christmas in the Park.

The band will be joined by multi-instrumentalist, producer and arranger Dr Stephen Small, funk group the Hipstamatics, "Voice in a Million" Eddie Low and singer Taisha.

Chris Powley will direct the evening variety show, being held on December 16.

Powley is a veteran performer who has sung alongside John Rowles, Sir Howard Morrison, Leo Sayer and Bonnie Tyler.

Quick-witted Howie Morrison Jr, who has performed professionally since 1985, will MC the evening.

Kawerau District Council events and venues manager Lee Barton said it was great to secure such high-profile acts for this year's event.

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"Kawerau Christmas in the Park attracts people from all over the Eastern Bay, as well as from outside the Bay of Plenty, and it offers something for everyone.

"We're delighted to have Chris involved for a third year and look forward to what promises to be a fantastic event for all the family."

"This is an amazing line-up that will cater for all interests and age groups."

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A 20sqm screen will ensure all spectators can enjoy the range of acts. The evening variety show runs from 7.15pm to 10pm.

Organisers are working alongside the New Zealand Fire Service and Van Tiel Pyrotechnics to deliver the firework display. An announcement is expected next week.

Kawerau Christmas in the Park is the Eastern Bay of Plenty's showcase festive entertainment event.

It is a family-friendly event and drugs, alcohol and gang regalia are not permitted. Bag searches may take place at the venue entrances. Prideaux Park is a smoke-free venue.

For more information visit kawerauchristmasinthepark.co.nz.

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