Win A Double Pass To See Bahamas
Entries Close 30th April 2012

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By entering this competition you agree that Tone Deaf may contact you periodically. See our full privacy policy.Already confirmed to support City and Colour on their national commencing next week, Chugg Entertainment have announced headline shows for fellow Canadian, Bahamas.
Bahamas is the musical pseudonym of Toronto-based singer-songwriter-guitarist Afie Jurvanen, whose disarmingly forthright, captivatingly melodic songs have already earned him both a devoted fan base and a significant amount of critical acclaim on both sides of the border.
On the second Bahamas album Barchords, the determined, down-to-earth tunesmith delivers a beautifully bittersweet, infectiously uplifting record with insightful lyrics, rousing melodies and raw, intimate performances; showcasing perfectly how Jurvanen’s compositions are effortlessly accessible yet defy easy categorization.
Bahamas will be performing in Melbourne on Tuesday 1 May at Northcote Social Club and Sydney on Thursday 17 May at FBi Social.
We’ve got 2 x Double passes to see Bahamas Melbourne show this coming Tuesday May 1st at the NSC.
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