MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA, December 18, 2010 (Press-News.org) Country music icon Kenny Rogers is heading to Melbourne next month to kick off his latest Australian tour.
The multi-Grammy Award winner will be playing at the Victorian capital's Regent Theatre for one night only on January 25th 2011, which is sure to encourage his fans to book some of the accommodation Melbourne CBD has available for the show.
Fans will no doubt be hoping to hear Rogers perform some of his best-known hits, including Islands in the Stream - originally sung with fellow country superstar Dolly Parton - plus the likes of The Gambler and Through the Years.
However, the singer-songwriter has plenty more material to choose from, having recorded more than 65 albums over the course of his career, shifting 125 million copies in the process.
Prospective last minute accommodation Melbourne customers keen to head to the gig can get hold of tickets now, priced at either A$117.20 or A$166.70.
Doors at the Regent Theatre will open at 19:00 local time, with support act Troy Cassar-Daly set to take to the stage at 20:00, followed by Rogers' headline slot at 21:10.
As well as playing Melbourne, the American will call at Karrinyup in Western Australia and the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall during his Australian tour.
For more information on this event, visit the Regent Theatre website.
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LateRooms.com - Kenny Rogers Playing Melbourne in January
The Islands in the Stream singer will take to the stage at the Regent Theatre.
2010-12-18
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