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Rhinestone Cowboy heads for Cardiff
3:00pm Friday 26th September 2008
THE legendary Rhinestone Cowboy Glen Campbell rides into town for a show at Cardiff’s Wales Millennium Centre next month.
Performing with his daughter, Debby Campbell, the singer-songwriter Glen Campbell plays in Cardiff Bay on Wednesday, October 15.
In a music career spanning more than five decades, Campbell has achieved platinum-selling pop and country success, often singing everyday tales of life, love, work and heartache.
His new album, Meet Glen Campbell, released last month, adds to a repertoire that includes classic hits such as By the Time I Get to Phoenix, Wichita Lineman, Galveston, and Rhinestone Cowboy.
This new record sees Campbell add his unique personal touch to classic hits by the likes of U2, Foo Fighters, Tom Petty, Green Day, John Lennon and many more.
With a mix of old favourites and new album tracks to discover, this promises to be a fascinating night out.
Contact the ticket office on 08700 40 2000, or visit the WMC website at www.wmc.org.uk
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Rhinestone Cowboy heads for Cardiff
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