Duffy

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When:

Thu 2 Apr ’09, 7:30pm

Where: Christchurch Town Hall for Performing Arts, 86-95 Kilmore St, Christchurch City Show map

Ticket Information:

Adult: $119.90
Booking fees may apply

Related Artists:

Duffy

Favourites:

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clive greenwood
rickycollins
fionas
Alaya2008
sesswilson
AliS
wendinmorgan
Teri2008

What do you get when raw talent meets youth and beauty?

The unique sound and style of a young twenty-ish Welsh songstress by the name of Amy Duffy, or just plain Duffy as the world is coming to know and love her.

Blessed with a striking vocal range and an undeniable presence, this pocket-sized Welsh diva is bringing her phenomenal, distinctive voice and band to New Zealand in March/April 2009 for three very special shows.

Duffy first seeped into our consciousness earlier this year with the rhythmic grace of ‘Mercy,’ the first single from her classic retro-soul influenced album Rockferry.

This stunning debut effort achieved one million album sales in six short weeks after release and made the number 1 spot in 11 countries - including New Zealand where sales have now exceeded double platinum. Written and recorded with the help of former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler, Rockferry also boasts the emotionally soulful ballad, ‘Warwick Avenue.’

Blue-eyed soul does not come any better than this.

Don’t miss Duffy, live.

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Bob Carlton 3 years ago

Thanks for being merciful, everyone...the winners for this one are Alison Price, clive greenwood and Philip Kent.
John Power 3 years ago

I'm extremely merciful to all other evenfinder members - I don't have my picture on my profile! :-)
Alison Price 3 years ago

I love bringing a smile to the face of elderly and lonely people. I cut flowers from my garden and leave them on doorsteps of people who live alone in my mother's apartment block. She says they are so delighted at the surprise and keep wondering who does it.
Ged Cusack 3 years ago

18 months ago I had just split from my wife and was feeling low but I decided that there is always someone worse off than yourself. I chose to spend Christmas Day at the City mission. I Mercifully served food all day. I know several people who would like to see the show but can't afford it so I would take one of them.
clive greenwood 3 years ago

I would feel you would take MERCY on the old roadie who won tickets to Dave and Op shop and court a cold so had to give them away as it was rainning and I wasnt able to go.But if I won the Duffy ticket I would ask my daughter to be mercful and,fly home for the first time since Xmas to go out togeather to the show,with her dad.
Arny 3 years ago

I need MERCY
Emma Dyer 3 years ago

I'm merciful to bugs and spiders. I hate to kill snails and most of the time I just leave them be. A couple years ago I almost pushed someone over trying to stop them from killing a snail... Worms too, when I was a little kid I wouldn't go outside when it was raining because I didn't want to accidentally step on a worm and hurt it. The other day I spent a good half hour trying to get a spider on a piece of paper so I could put it outside, it would have been far easier to just kill it but I think they have a right to live as much as we do.
Philip Kent 3 years ago

I feel mercy for my beautiful wife because she loves Duffy, and being pregnant has been very hard on her, and this would just make her day going to see Duffy live in concert.
Sharlene Caskey 3 years ago

I am merciful about live concerts as I have been unable to ever win tickets and would really love too!
joanne halliday 3 years ago

i am merciful to John Keyes cos even though i cant stand him or his National party i have'nt emigrated ......yet, oh and my boss, i'm so merciful i pick up after him, do his dishes file his facts print his stash, dont answer back, yea sure he pays me but it's never enough
Fiona Muray 3 years ago

I'm being merciful to this little kitten that has adpoted us, the owner has been a few times for it but it keeps coming back (I think they have given up coming back for it). I'm letting it stay even though it is terrorising my cat of 20 years, but I don't have the heart to put it out side when it's so small and it's been raining...and I'm the one who said we weren't getting any more pets!
rubytuesdaynz 3 years ago

I'm merciful to my children because even though they are between 7 and 9 I still do their dishes and cook their dinners and only yell at them when I'm really mad - I think I'm one of the more merciful (or gullible) mums around :-)