Graham Kendrick is dreaming of a holy night this Christmas

|PIC1|After the success of last year’s tour, Graham Kendrick is to return to the road in the build up for this Christmas, once again connecting with people across the country and getting them ‘Dreaming Of A Holy Night’.

Graham’s reasons for the tour are clear.

"Every year since I wrote and recorded Rumours of Angels I have looked forward to writing another set of songs for the Christmas season.

"Last year I felt the time was right and I was able to make it a priority. It is quite a challenge for a songwriter writing for the Christmas season, because so much has already been done - it is hard to be original!

"However I was quickly encouraged with a flow of lyrical concepts and musical ideas, and ended up with more songs than I could fit in."

The 6 date tour will take in churches, theatres and town halls, and even includes a week in the States. Featuring Graham and his band plus special guest Philippa Hannah.

Expect Graham’s trademark inspiration and intuition as he narrates the story of the nativity through song.

December 8th - Coventry Central Hall
Book Online: www.coventrycentralhall.co.uk
December 9th - Salvation Army, Woodthorpe Road, Staines
Book Online: www.ttfonline.org.uk
December 11th - Brent Town Hall, London
Book Online: www.iristickets.co.uk
December 12th - Fairfield Halls, Croydon
Book Online: www.catfordonline.org.uk/dreaming
December 13th - Swanbank, Burslem, Stoke on Trent
Telephone Box Office: 01782 575129
December 21st - Corn Exchange, Bedford

Book Online: www.bedfordcornexchange.co.uk
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