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The Hollies have announced their “The Road Is Long” 2019 NZ Tour hitting the TSB Bowl of Brooklands on Friday 1 March.
Their huge NZ audience will experience again the magic of this timeless and iconic UK band, featuring its founders Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott, the fantastic voice of Peter… View moreThe Hollies have announced their “The Road Is Long” 2019 NZ Tour hitting the TSB Bowl of Brooklands on Friday 1 March.
Their huge NZ audience will experience again the magic of this timeless and iconic UK band, featuring its founders Tony Hicks and Bobby Elliott, the fantastic voice of Peter Howarth, and long-time musicians Ray Stiles, Ian Parker and Steve Lauri.
They’ve had more top 10 hits than almost any other group (Bus stop – He ain't even heavy he's my brother – Carrie Anne – Air that I breathe – Magic women touch – Jennifer Eccles – Sorry Suzanne … to name a few), The Hollies will tour 8 NZ centres over late February/early March, following recent sell-out tours in Europe and the UK.
Children 12 and under are FREE with an accompanied Adult (General Admission only)
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