Classic Harmony Shows this Saturday - tickets available
Door sales and online sales are still available for the Classic Harmony shows , 2pm & 7.30pm at Waikato University's Concert Chamber.
You'll be highly entertained with stunning vocal harmonies in a variety show featuring the amazing quartet Instant Classic, international champions from the USA. We are lucky to have persuaded them to come here before they go to sing at the Pan Pacific Barbershop Convention in Auckland.
Also in the show line-up are:
Mighty River Harmony - the Waikato's men's barbershop chorus
Manu Mātātahi - the new, vibrant youth chorus
Unlimited - NZ's champion double gold medal-winning women's quartet
The Usual Suspects - voted the most entertaining quartet in last year's Barbershop Harmony NZ Convention
We are incredibly lucky to have secured Instant Classic for the two Waikato shows. They are highly entertaining and you wont want to miss this unique opportunity to hear one of the world's best quartets.
This Saturday 9th September at 2pm and 7.30pm at the Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts, University of Waikato
Adults $35; Seniors & Students $30. ($2.50 fees apply if booking through Ticketek.)
Online ticket sales via waikato.ac.nz/academy or premier.ticketek.co.nz
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