Monty Bevins - Sunday 27th ,7.30pm Old Lodge Theatre
Monty Bevins is a New Zealand based singer-songwriter.
He is known as a gifted, soulful performer whose songs ask the big questions while telling the small stories. Perpetually touring, Bevins has built a loyal following throughout his homeland where he plays everywhere from packed halls in isolated towns to festival stages and bars in the big city
There’s a reason why people keep coming back again and again to see Bevins perform; he’s an authentic musician with bloody good songs.
"I was pleasantly surprised with his obviously honed and crafted live performance, as he effortlessly intertwined elements of folk, roots and soul together.”
Poppy Tohill, 13th floor.
"Monty is the real deal; a genuine and gifted muso with songs you want to hear again
and again"
James Kenyon, Australia
Doors open at 7pm music starts 7.30.
Tickets can be booked directly by visiting Hokitika's Regent Theatre or calling them on 03 755 8101 or online ticketing.oz.veezi.com...
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