BELLAMY BROTHERS ADD SOUTH AFRICA, NAMIBIA AND SRI LANKA TO WORLD TOUR AND ANNOUNCE 2018 DATES
Iconic Hit “Let Your Love Flow” Featured in “American Made,” Starring Tom Cruise
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The
Bellamy Brothers will perform in South Africa, Namibia and Sri Lanka as
the international icons add dates to their current world tour. They
return to South Africa and Sri Lanka for the second visit during their
40+ year career. The tour, which is appropriately titled the “Let Your
Love Flow Tour” after their first worldwide hit, will take place over
the U.S. Thanksgiving holidays.
The
Bellamy Brothers are adding five stops which will include their first
concerts for the fans in Windhoek, Namibia as well as a visit to South
Africa for a show in Cape Town and two performances in Johannesburg. The
final tour stop will take them back to Colombo, Sri Lanka where they performed for the first time in 2014.
2017 EXTENDED WORLD TOUR DATES:
Nov. 24 Independence Stadium – Windhoek, Namibia
Nov. 25 Cape Town Stadium – Cape Town, South Africa
Nov 26 Carnival City Casino, Big Top Arena – Brakpan, Gauteng, South Africa
Nov 29 Mosaic Teatro (Theater) – West Rand, Johannesburg, South Africa
Dec 02 Bandaranaike Memorial Intl. Conference Hall – Colombo, Sri Lanka
While
the duo continues to globe trek and wow audiences all around the world,
their hit song, “Let Your Love Flow” is being featured in movie
theaters all across America in Tom Cruise’s latest critically acclaimed
film, “American Made.”
In
2018, the duo is also gearing up for the release of their autobiography
“Let Your Love Flow – The Life and Times of The Bellamy Brothers.”
To keep up with this on-the-move duo, you can follow the Bellamy Brothers on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram or visit bellamybrothers.com.
BELLAMY BROTHERS ON TOUR:
Oct. 26 Carbon Event Center – Price, Utah
Oct. 27 Herber Valley Western Music & Cowboy Poetry Gathering – Heber City, Utah
Oct. 28 Stephens Performing Arts Center – Pocatello, Idaho
Nov. 03 Hochatown Saloon – Broken Bow, Oklahoma
Nov. 04 La Rita Performing Arts Center – Dalhart, Texas
Nov. 07 Higley Center For The Performing Arts – Gilbert, Arizona
Nov. 10 Peppermill Concert Hall – West Wendover, Nevada
Nov. 11 PRIVATE EVENT – Ft. Worth, Texas
Nov. 17 Country Tonite Theatre – Pigeon Forge, Tennessee
Nov. 18 Peoples Bank Theatre – Marietta, Ohio
Nov. 24 Independence Stadium – Windhoek, Namibia
Nov. 25 Cape Town Stadium – Cape Town, South Africa
Nov. 26 Carnival City Casino, Big Top Arena – Brakpan, Gauteng, South Africa
Nov. 29 Mosaic Teatro (Theater) – West Rand, Johannesburg, South Africa
Dec. 02 – Bandaranaike Memorial Intl. Conference Hall – Colombo, Sri Lanka
Dec. 07 Palace Theatre – Corsicana, Texas
Dec. 08 Hank’s Place McKinney – Texas
Dec. 09 Lantex Theatre – Llano, Texas
Dec. 15 John T. Floore’s Country Store – Helotes, Texas
Dec. 16 PRIVATE EVENT – Corpus Christi, Texas
Dec. 29 Rosebud Casino – Valentine, Nebraska
Dec. 30 Wild Rose Casino – Clinton, Iowa
2018:
Jan. 06 PRIVATE EVENT – Trilby, Florida
Jan. 12 Main Street Crossing – Tomball, Texas
Jan. 13 Greek Brothers – El Campo, Texas
Jan. 20 Walhalla Civic Auditorium – Walhalla, South Carolina
Jan. 26 Hunting Convention – Houston, Texas
Jan. 27 PRIVATE EVENT – Gatesville, Texas
Feb. 03 Orange Blossom Opry – Weirsdale, Florida
Feb. 09 Texan Theatre – Greenville, Texas
Feb. 17 Sugar Creek Casino-Event Center – Hinton, Oklahoma
Feb. 24 Granbury Live Theatre – Granbury, Texas
Mar. 02 The Dallas Bull Of Tampa (Surratt 50th Wedding Anniversary) – Tampa, Florida
Mar. 10 Red Barn Convention Center – Winchester, Ohio
Mar. 17 Brazos Co. Youth Livestock – Bryan, Texas
Mar. 22 Meyer Theatre – Green Bay, Wisconsin
Mar. 23 The Medina Entertainment Center – Medina, Minnesota
Mar. 24 Ohiya Casino and Resort – Niobrara, Nebraska
April 07 American Cancer Society Cattle Baron’s Ball J.S. Birdwell Agricultural Center Wichita Falls, Texas
April 09 Whatley Center – Mt. Pleasant, Texas
April 14 Third Annual River Oaks Music Festival The Lodge At River Oaks – Del Valle, Texas
April 20 Billy Bob’s – Ft. Worth, Texas
April 21 Galveston Co. Fair & Rodeo – Hitchcock, Texas
May 05 Helotes Cornyval 2018 Helotes Festival Ground Main Stage – Helotes, Texas
June 23 Trucker and Country Festival – Interlaken, Switzerland
July 06 Iconic Fest – Brainerd, Minnesota
July 07 Rolette, Ryan Keplin Summer Fest 2018 – North Dakota
July 13 Blue Gate Theatre – Shipshewana, Indiana
July 14 Blue Gate Theatre – Shipshewana, Indiana
July 27 Anderson Companies Appreciation Day Show – Alexandria, Minnesota
July 28 Deadwood Mountain Grand – Deadwood, S.D.
Aug. 10 I-Bar Ranch – Gunnison, Colorado
Aug. 11 Midvale Harvest Days – Midvale, Utah
Aug. 17 Main Street Crossing – Tomball, Texas
Aug. 25 Western Legends Round-Up – Kanab, Utah
Oct. 06 Arlington Music Hall – Arlington, Texas
Nov. 17 Mill Town Music Hall – Bremen, Georgia
ABOUT THE BELLAMY BROTHERS:
Howard
and David continue to prove that the trail they’ve ridden to fame has
been as unique as their music itself—music that is now celebrating 40
years of success. The road that started on the pop music charts in the
‘70’s, took a winding turn into country music in the ‘80’s, paving the
way for duos to come, such as Brooks & Dunn, Montgomery Gentry, Big
& Rich, and The Judds. “If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body (Would
You Hold It Against Me),” originally scrawled on a dinner napkin by
David, rocketed them to the top of the country charts the way “Let Your
Love Flow,” had done in the pop market just a few years earlier. It
proved to be the first of a string of fourteen No. 1 singles in the U.S.
alone. They’re the only U.S. country music act who’ve toured in India,
Sri Lanka, New Caledonia and Qatar. The Bellamy Brothers hold the record
in both the Academy of Country Music (ACM) and the Country Music
Association Awards (CMA) for the most duo nominations. Numerous Grammy
nods have also been directed toward the brothers. For more information,
visit bellamybrothers.com.