Ry Cooder and Nick Lowe Announce Japan, New Zealand, Australia Tour

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After taking Europe by storm earlier this summer, Ry Cooder and Nick Lowe have announced a month-long tour through Japan, Australia, and New Zealand for late this year, beginning November 4 in Nagoya, Japan, and winding up in Perth, Western Australia, December 1. As he did on the European tour, Ry's son Joachim Cooder will join the tour on drums, and singer Juliette Commagere will return as special guest vocalist.

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After taking Europe by storm earlier this summer, Ry Cooder and Nick Lowe have announced a month-long tour through Japan, New Zealand, and Australia for late this year, beginning November 4 at Nagoya, Japan's Zepp Hall and winding up at the Riverside Theatre in Perth, Western Australia, December 1. Highlights along the way include a three-night stint at Tokyo's Orchard Hall, two nights at Sydney's State Theatre, and two at Melbourne's Palais Theatre.

Ry's son Joachim Cooder will join the tour on drums, as he did in Europe, and singer Juliette Commagere will return as special guest vocalist.

After the group's shows in the UK, The Guardian asserted that "Cooder belongs to the elite group of guitarists, Eric Clapton and BB King among them, whose style can be identified by a single note." The Scotsman gave a perfect five stars to their Edinburgh set, exclaiming, "Cooder showed why he's considered the best slide player in the world." The Herald gave that show five stars as well, saying the set "confirmed Cooder's status as the king of slide guitar."

Below are the scheduled tour dates and venues. For more information and links to the venues, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
    
SCHEDULED TOUR DATES

11/4 Zepp Nagoya, JAPAN
11/5 JCB Hall Tokyo, JAPAN
11/6 Grand Cube Osaka, JAPAN
11/9 Orchard Hall Tokyo, JAPAN
11/10 Orchard Hall Tokyo, JAPAN
11/11 Orchard Hall Tokyo, JAPAN
11/16 Civic Theatre Auckland, NZ
11/17 Michael Fowler Centre Wellington, NZ
11/19 Town Hall Christchurch, NZ
11/21 Convention Centre Brisbane, AUS
11/23 State Theatre Sydney, AUS
11/24 State Theatre Sydney, AUS
11/27 Festival Theatre Adelaide, AUS
11/28 Palais Theatre Melbourne, AUS
11/29 Palais Theatre Melbourne, AUS
12/1 Riverside Theatre Perth, AUS
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  • Thursday, August 20, 2009
    Ry Cooder and Nick Lowe Announce Japan, New Zealand, Australia Tour

    After taking Europe by storm earlier this summer, Ry Cooder and Nick Lowe have announced a month-long tour through Japan, New Zealand, and Australia for late this year, beginning November 4 at Nagoya, Japan's Zepp Hall and winding up at the Riverside Theatre in Perth, Western Australia, December 1. Highlights along the way include a three-night stint at Tokyo's Orchard Hall, two nights at Sydney's State Theatre, and two at Melbourne's Palais Theatre.

    Ry's son Joachim Cooder will join the tour on drums, as he did in Europe, and singer Juliette Commagere will return as special guest vocalist.

    After the group's shows in the UK, The Guardian asserted that "Cooder belongs to the elite group of guitarists, Eric Clapton and BB King among them, whose style can be identified by a single note." The Scotsman gave a perfect five stars to their Edinburgh set, exclaiming, "Cooder showed why he's considered the best slide player in the world." The Herald gave that show five stars as well, saying the set "confirmed Cooder's status as the king of slide guitar."

    Below are the scheduled tour dates and venues. For more information and links to the venues, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.
        
    SCHEDULED TOUR DATES

    11/4 Zepp Nagoya, JAPAN
    11/5 JCB Hall Tokyo, JAPAN
    11/6 Grand Cube Osaka, JAPAN
    11/9 Orchard Hall Tokyo, JAPAN
    11/10 Orchard Hall Tokyo, JAPAN
    11/11 Orchard Hall Tokyo, JAPAN
    11/16 Civic Theatre Auckland, NZ
    11/17 Michael Fowler Centre Wellington, NZ
    11/19 Town Hall Christchurch, NZ
    11/21 Convention Centre Brisbane, AUS
    11/23 State Theatre Sydney, AUS
    11/24 State Theatre Sydney, AUS
    11/27 Festival Theatre Adelaide, AUS
    11/28 Palais Theatre Melbourne, AUS
    11/29 Palais Theatre Melbourne, AUS
    12/1 Riverside Theatre Perth, AUS
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