Canegreen tour with legendary Stevie Wonder |
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| Canegreen embark on a five week European Tour. |
July 2010 |
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 One of contemporary music’s most iconic stars, the legendary Stevie Wonder, has hit the road again across Europe with Canegreen. This follows his sensational sell out ‘A Wonder Summer Night Tour’ in 2008 which received amazing critical reviews. The tour, which is produced by Live Nation, began with a show at Dublin's O2 followed by performances in Hyde Park and a headlining show at the Glastonbury Festival.
Accompanied by no fewer than 10 talented musicians and three backing singers (not to mention seven drummers and a choir), the show is mixed at front of house by Danny Leake with Dwayne Jones mixing Stevie's monitors and Vito Tanasai looking after the band's monitors - all three using Digico SD7s.
Canegreen has a long standing relationship with Stevie Wonder, dating back to 1983 and a Canegreen MeyerSound system is providing the sound reinforcement for this european tour. On the festival dates, such as Glastonbury, Canegreen provide a monitors and control package. Stage risers for the tour are provided by SSE Risers.
The set touches on almost every element of Stevie Wonder's back catalogue - a catalogue featuring no less than 49 top forty singles and 32 number one hits.
There had been something of a drought for British audiences until 2008 when the Motown prodigy ended a 10-year stay away from the UK.
SSE Canegreen Crew:
Pete Hughes System tech
Adam Field stage tech
Ross McGroggan pa tech
Finnbarr Neenan PA tech
Band line up:
Nate Watts Bass/MD
Errol Cooney Guitar
Kyle Bolden Guitar
Fausto Cuevas Percussion
Munyungo Jackson Percussion
Roman Jackson Keyboards
Victoria Theodore Keyboards
Stanley Randolph Drums
Ryan Kilgore Saxophone
Dwight Adams Trumpet
Keith John Vocals
La Nesha Baca Vocals
Dejah Gomez-Woods Vocals
Tour Dates:
24 June 10 O2 Dublin, Ireland
26 June 10 Hard Rock Calling Festival, Hyde Park London
27 June 10 Glastonbury Festival, Somerset, UK
29 June 10 MEN Arena, Manchester, UK
30 June 10 Les Arènes, Nîmes, France
01 July 10 Palais Omnisport de Paris Bercy, Paris, France
02 July 10 Le Zénith, Nantes, France
05 July 10 Verona Arena, Verona, Italy
07 July 10 The Moon & Stars Music Festival, Switzerland
09 July 10 Sporting Summer Festival, Monaco
10 July 10 Sporting Summer Festival, Monaco
11 July 10 The North Sea Jazz Festival, Ahoy, Rotterdam
13 July 10 Berlin, Zitadelle, Germany
14 July 10 Hamburg, Stadtpark Freilichtbuhne, Germany
16 July 10 Parken, Kobenhavn, Denmark
18 July 10 Koengen, Bergenhus Courtyard, Bergen, Norway
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