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The 2010 National Tour of Zulya and the Children of the Underground is proudly presented by Kultour and developed in partnership with Multicultural Arts Victoria (a Kultour Company Member). The Northern Territory tour is presented by Artback NT: Arts Development and Touring.

Zulya and the Children of the Underground - National Tour

March - May 2010


Zulya

Kultour is proud to present Aria-award winning music group Zulya and the Children of the Underground to audiences across the country.

Zulya's unique sound, distinctly Russian song writing and the extraordinary musicianship of her band members create melancholy, beauty and drama while weaving through a combination of musical styles.

Tour dates - NSW, ACT, WA, SA and Victoria

Beginning in the Northern Territory, the national tour will see Zulya and the Children of the Underground perform at 28 venues to diverse audiences in NSW, ACT, WA, SA and Victoria.

NT

  • 28 March Olive Pink Botanic Gardens, Alice Springs
  • 30 March Drovers Hall (Winanjjikari Music Centre)
  • 1 April Katherine Gorge, Nitmiluk Visitors Centre
  • 3 April Darwin Entertainment Centre, Studio Theatre
  • 7 April Town Hall, Nhulunbuy

    QLD

  • 9 April Mackay Entertainment & Convention Centre
  • 10 April Townsville Civic Theatre
  • 11 April Judith Wright Centre of Contemporary Arts

    NSW

  • 13 April Byron Bay Community Centre
  • 14 April Star Court Theatre, Lismore
  • 15 April Riverside Theatres Parramatta
  • 16 April City Recital Hall, Angel Place
  • 17 April Bathurst Entertainment Centre

    ACT

  • 18 April - The Street Theatre

    WA

  • 22 April Don Russell Performing Arts Centre, Thornlie
  • 23 April KULCHA Multicultural Arts of WA

    SA

  • 24 April Nexus Cabaret

    VIC

  • 30 April The Capital - Bendigo's Performing Arts
  • 2 May Old Mildura Woolshed, Mildura
  • 8 May Knox Community Arts Centre
  • 14 May Town Hall, Macedon Ranges
  • 15 May Kingston Arts Centre
  • 20 May Mechanics Hall, Apollo Bay
  • 21 May Portland Arts Centre
  • 22 May Hamilton Performing Arts Centre
  • 28 May Wangaratta Performing Arts Centre
  • 29 May Upper Yarra Arts Centre, Warburton


    Zulya and the Children of the Underground

    Tales of Subliming

    The tour coincides with the release of Zulya's much anticipated sixth album Tales of Subliming.

    The album signals somewhat of a departure from Zulya's previous albums.

    In crafting the lyrical themes of the songs for her new album Zulya revisits the fairytales of her heritage, creating her most adventurous work to date.

    Musically, Zulya's internationally acclaimed vocals float effortlessly above an adventurous musical backdrop that features brass arrangements (courtesy of newest band member Eamon McNelis for the most part); Tom Waits inspired tuned and mallet percussion; plus newer sounds courtesy of percussion loops, manipulated piano tones and hurdy-gurdy.

    The end result sees Zulya breaking new sonic ground on an album that is nothing short of an artistic triumph.

    Zulya

    Zulya, originally from Tatarstan in central Russia, is familiar to audiences throughout Australia as a performer of traditional and original music derived from her Tatar and Russian cultural roots.

    Zulya has developed a totally original approach as an affirmation of her unique identity - an affirmation that takes her Tatar and Russian background to totally new places and in completely new ways with a highly developed sense of melody, rhythm and texture.

    Zulya and the Children of the Underground

    Zulya and the Children of the Underground released their previous album, 3 Nights in Australia in April 2007 and in Europe in May 2007.

    It was awarded the prestigious ARIA award for the best world music album in Australia and received extremely positive coverage in major press around the world, including a glowing 5 star review from UK's Songlines.

    kultour

    This tour is supported by Kultour: touring multicultural arts, changing Australian culture - a proud initiative of the Australia Council for the Arts

    www.kultour.com.au