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A Summer Night with Olivia Newton-John

December 29, 2022

A Summer Night with Olivia Newton-John was the eighteenth concert tour by Australian singer Olivia Newton-John, in support of her sixth soundtrack A Few Best Men. The tour name drifts from her 1978 hit, "Summer Nights", from the musical film Grease. It is Newton-John largest tour since the Heartstrings World Tour, which runs from 2002 to 2005. It was her first tour in the United Kingdom in over 30 years.

A Summer Night with Olivia Newton-John
Tour by Olivia Newton-John
Promotional poster for tour
Associated albumA Few Best Men
Start date24 February 2012
End date17 March 2013
Legs7
No. of shows7 in Australia
8 in Asia
38 in North America
6 in Europe
59 Total
Olivia Newton-John concert chronology

It was followed by a concert tour of similar name, Summer Nights, which is mostly a residency show.

Background and development

The tour first leg began in February in Australia, where Newton-John did seven concerts (two added by popular demand). The West Australian Symphony Orchestra participated to the Perth concerts, Melbourne Pops Orchestra to the Melbourne concerts and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra to the Sydney concerts.[1]

A new medley with some songs from A Few Best Men was added to the setlist.[2] Newton-John also performed on a few dates of her Australian leg the Australian Bicentenary song, "It's Always Australia for Me", from the 1988 album, The Rumour.

Olivia also did an interview by David Campbell to Australian talk show Morning about the concerts and her long career. She and Campbell sang "You're the One That I Want" at a Sydney concert. In Asia, she received extensive exposure by local media and was interviewed to newspapers such as Jakarta Globe, Bangkok Post and The Philippine Star.

The tour North American leg began in August, with a concert at Northalsted Market Days. The medley from A Few Best Men was removed, but "Weightless" continued in the setlist. A new medley with three old ballads by Newton-John was added; it consists of "Suspended in Time" (from Xanadu soundtrack), "Boats Against the Current" (from Totally Hot album) and "Shaking You" (from Two of a Kind soundtrack). The two later were performed for the first time by Olivia. The 2013 setlists doesn't have any songs from A Few Best Men soundtrack, and the ballads medley was withdrawn (only "Suspended in Time" was performed at North American concerts). United Kingdom concerts had a new medley added recalling Newton-John's participation on Eurovision Song Contest 1974, consisted of "Long Live Love" (UK's entrant to that year contest), "Angel Eyes" (another choice to represent the UK) and a cover of "Waterloo" (1974 Eurovision winner by Swedish group ABBA).

Critical response

Ross McRae, from the newspaper The West Australian did a positive review to the first Perth concert, saying that Newton-John "led the enthusiastic crowd through a journey of her extensive 40-year career", but stated the medley of A Few Best Men "seemed misguided and unnecessary".[2] Kittipong Thavevong from The Nation made a mixed review to the Bangkok show, writing: "Those who expected her to perform with the same voice quality as in her heyday left feeling disappointed. But those who simply wanted to a long-time favourite singer perform live were more than satisfied".[3]

About her Singapure concert, Christopher Toh, from Today gave a rave review, wrote that "she hit notes that were seemingly impossible; notes that soared up into the stratosphere" and "was just perfect in almost every sense of the word".[4] Nancy Koh from The Straits Times commented that "her moves were slick, her dancing sexy, and she even skipped like a delighted schoolgirl after receiving a few presents from the audience", but also criticized the medley of A Few Best Men.[5] Nur Aqidah Azizi, from the Malaysian newspaper New Straits Times wrote: "Newton-John made her way to centre stage with her seven-piece band, it was evident that the crowd could not contain their excitement – the arena was ringing with rapturous cheer. [...] Her voice was still as sweet as how many would have remembered it. Heartfelt yet powerful, it was perfect in every way".[6] Mike Bradstone from the Sri Lankan Sunday Observer commented that "Newton-John certainly has not lost the charisma and voice and could easily go on for many more years. I would sum up the evening up by saying 'Elegant, classy, graceful, entertaining and well-choreographed'."[7] Lynda Mills from The Jakarta Post wrote: "With her still youthful looks, a voice that remains clear and pure, and an ability to shimmy and shake with the best of them, Olivia belies her 63 years."[8]

Opening acts

Setlist

Australia / Asia
  1. "Pearls on a Chain"
  2. "Have You Never Been Mellow"
  3. "A Little More Love"
  4. "Sam"
  5. "Xanadu"
  6. "Magic"
  7. "Suddenly"
  8. Country Medley:
    1. "If Not for You"
    2. "If You Love Me (Let Me Know)"
    3. "Banks of the Ohio"
    4. "Let Me Be There"
    5. "Please Mr. Please"
  9. "Physical" (contains elements of "Physical" (Acoustic version))
  10. "Send In the Clowns"
  11. "Not Gonna Give into It"
  12. "Grace and Gratitude"
  13. A Few Best Men Medley:
    1. "Mickey"
    2. "Daydream Believer"
    3. "I Think I Love You"
    4. "Sugar, Sugar"
  14. "Weightless"
  15. "You're The One That I Want"
  16. "Hopelessly Devoted To You"
  17. "Summer Nights"
  18. "We Go Together"
  19. "I Honestly Love You"
Additional notes
  • During her performances in Melbourne, Newton-John performed "It's Always Australia for Me" before "I Honestly Love You".
  • The country medley of Asian leg consisted of the songs: "If Not for You", "Let Me Be There", "Please Mr. Please", "Jolene", "If You Love Me (Let Me Know)" and "Take Me Home, Country Roads". The medley of A Few Best Men had an alternative order ("I Think I Love You" was performed before "Daydream Believer").
  • During her Asian leg, Newton-John performed "Don't Stop Believin'" after "Grace and Gratitude".
  • At the concert in Jakarta, Andy Timmons performed "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" to his wife, Martha.[8]
Northalsted Market Days
  1. "Xanadu"
  2. "Magic"
  3. "Suddenly"
  4. "Have You Never Been Mellow"
  5. "Physical"
  6. "Hopelessly Devoted to You"
  7. "You're the One That I Want"
  8. "I Honestly Love You"
  9. "Summer Nights"
  10. "Let Me Be There" (Acapella)
North America [2012]
  1. "Have You Never Been Mellow" (contains elements of "I Honestly Love You")
  2. "A Little More Love"
  3. "Sam"
  4. "Xanadu"
  5. "Magic"
  6. "Suddenly"
  7. Country Medley:
    1. "If Not for You"
    2. "Let Me Be There"
    3. "Please Mr. Please"
    4. "Jolene"
    5. "If You Love Me (Let Me Know)"
  8. "Physical" (contains elements of "Physical" (Acoustic version))
  9. Ballads Medley:
    1. "Boats Against the Current"
    2. "Suspended in Time"
    3. "Shaking You"
  10. "Weightless"
  11. "Don't Stop Believin'"
  12. "Not Gonna Give into It"
  13. "Deeper Than the Night"
  14. "You're the One That I Want"
  15. "Hopelessly Devoted to You"
  16. "Summer Nights"
  17. "We Go Together"
  18. "Grace and Gratitude"
  19. "I Honestly Love You"
Additional notes
  • The songs "Don't Stop Believin'", "We Go Together" and "Grace and Gratitude" weren't performed at the Pacific National Exhibition concert.
  • The songs "Come on Over" and "Take Me Home, Country Home" were performed on the country medley in selected separated dates. The chronology of the songs performed on this medley also varies slightly.
  • A short acapella version of "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee" was performed before "You're the One That I Want" in selected dates.
North America [2013]
  1. "Pearls on a Chain"
  2. "Have You Never Been Mellow"
  3. "What Is Life"
  4. "A Little More Love"
  5. "Sam"
  6. "Xanadu"
  7. "Magic"
  8. "Suddenly"
  9. Country Medley:
    1. "If Not for You"
    2. "Let Me Be There"
    3. "Please Mr. Please"
    4. "Take Me Home, Country Roads"
    5. "Jolene"
    6. "If You Love Me (Let Me Know)"
  10. "Physical"
  11. "Suspended in Time"
  12. "Make a Move on Me"
  13. "Not Gonna Give into It"
  14. "You're the One That I Want"
  15. "Hopelessly Devoted to You"
  16. "Summer Nights"
  17. "We Go Together"
  18. "I Honestly Love You"
United Kingdom
  1. "Pearls on a Chain"
  2. "Have You Never Been Mellow"
  3. "What Is Life"
  4. "A Little More Love"
  5. "Sam"
  6. "Xanadu"
  7. "Magic"
  8. "Suddenly"
  9. Country Medley:
    1. "If Not for You"
    2. "Let Me Be There"
    3. "Banks of the Ohio"
    4. "Please Mr. Please"
    5. "Take Me Home, Country Roads"
    6. "Jolene"
    7. "If You Love Me (Let Me Know)"
  10. "Physical"
  11. Eurovision Medley:
    1. "Long Live Love"
    2. "Angel Eyes"
    3. "Waterloo"
  12. "Make a Move on Me"
  13. "Cry Me a River"
  14. "Don't Cut Me Down"
  15. "Not Gonna Give into It"
  16. "You're the One That I Want" (contains elements of "Look at Me, I'm Sandra Dee")
  17. "Hopelessly Devoted to You"
  18. "Summer Nights"
  19. "We Go Together"
  20. "Grace and Gratitude"
  21. "I Honestly Love You"

Tour dates

Date City Country Venue
Australia
24 February 2012 Perth Australia Burswood Theatre
25 February 2012
27 February 2012 Melbourne Regent Theatre
28 February 2012
1 March 2012 Sydney Sydney Opera House
2 March 2012
3 March 2012
Asia
23 March 2012 Bangkok Thailand BITEC Event Hall 106
27 March 2012 Marina Bay Singapore Esplanade Theatre
29 March 2012 Genting Highlands Malaysia Arena of Stars
31 March 2012 Quezon City Philippines Smart Araneta Coliseum
2 April 2012 Wan Chai Hong Kong HKCEC Grand Hall
4 April 2012 Colombo Sri Lanka Musaeus Auditorium
5 April 2012
8 April 2012 Jakarta Indonesia Grand Ballroom at Hotel Mulia
North America
12 August 2012[a] Chicago United States Rivers Casino Stage
3 September 2012[b] Vancouver Canada WestJet Concert Stage
6 September 2012 Eagle United States Eagle River Pavilion
7 September 2012 Sandy Sandy Amphitheater
8 September 2012 Layton Kenley Centennial Amphitheatre
10 September 2012 San Diego Humphrey's Concerts by the Bay
13 September 2012 San Francisco Golden Gate Theatre
14 September 2012 Reno Grande Exposition Hall
15 September 2012 Indio Fantasy Springs Special Events Center
21 September 2012 Rama Canada Casino Rama Entertainment Centre
22 September 2012
23 September 2012 Jackson United States Potter Center
24 September 2012 Minneapolis Guthrie Theater
27 September 2012[c] Minot All Seasons Arena
28 September 2012[c]
29 September 2012 Omaha Kiewit Concert Hall
30 September 2012
3 October 2012 Norman Showplace Theatre
5 October 2012 Greeley Monfort Concert Hall
6 October 2012 Cheyenne Cheyenne Civic Performing Arts Theatre
1 November 2012 Jackson Perkins Civic Center
2 November 2012 Thackerville Global Event Center
4 November 2012 San Antonio Majestic Theatre
7 November 2012 Carlton Otter Creek Event Center
9 November 2012 Kalamazoo Miller Auditorium
10 November 2012 Aurora Paramount Theatre
11 November 2012 Sault Ste. Marie DreamMakers Theater
15 November 2012 Huntington Paramount Theatre
16 November 2012 North Bethesda Music Center at Strathmore
17 November 2012 Atlantic City Etess Arena
6 December 2012 Newberry Newberry Opera House
8 December 2012 Pittsburgh Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts
9 December 2012 Cleveland Palace Theatre
11 December 2012 Newark Prudential Hall
19 February 2013 Durham Durham Performing Arts Center
21 February 2013 Easton State Theatre Center for the Arts
22 February 2013 Lancaster American Music Theatre
23 February 2013 Shippensburg Luhrs Performing Arts Center
Europe
10 March 2013 Cardiff Wales Motorpoint Arena Cardiff
11 March 2013 Bournemouth England Windsor Hall
13 March 2013 London Royal Albert Hall
14 March 2013 Brighton Brighton Centre
15 March 2013 Birmingham NIA Academy
17 March 2013 Manchester O2 Apollo Manchester
Festivals and other miscellaneous performances

^ a This concert is a part of the Northalsted Market Days.
^ b This concert is a part of the Pacific National Exhibition.
^ c These concerts are a part of the Norsk Høstfest.

Cancellations and rescheduled shows
18 March 2013 Glasgow, Scotland Clyde Auditorium Cancelled due to scheduling conflicts[10]

Personnel

  • Andy Timmons – musical director, guitar, backing vocals
  • Dan Wojciechowski – drums
  • Lee Hendricks – bass
  • Catherine Marx – keyboards
  • Warren Ham – saxophones, backing vocals
  • Steve Real – backing vocals
  • Carmella Ramsey – backing vocals

References

  1. ^ a b c d . Archived from the original on 24 February 2012. Retrieved 9 March 2012.
  2. ^ a b "The West Australian: Music Review – Olivia Newton-John".
  3. ^ "The Nation: Devoted to Bangkok".
  4. ^ . Archived from the original on 3 April 2012.
  5. ^ "The Straits Times: Hopelessly Devoted – Olivia Newton-John Live in Singapore (concert review)".
  6. ^ a b . Archived from the original on 11 May 2012.
  7. ^ a b . Archived from the original on 28 April 2012. Retrieved 3 May 2012.
  8. ^ a b "The Jakarta Post: Olivia Newton-John – From 'Neutron-Bomb' to... still going strong".
  9. ^ . Archived from the original on 4 March 2016. Retrieved 24 October 2012.
  10. ^ "OliviaNewton-John: Olivia's Tour / Personal Appearances".

External links

  • Tour dates at Newton-John's official website

December 29, 2022
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A Summer Night with Olivia Newton John was the eighteenth concert tour by Australian singer Olivia Newton John in support of her sixth soundtrack A Few Best Men The tour name drifts from her 1978 hit Summer Nights from the musical film Grease It is Newton John largest tour since the Heartstrings World Tour which runs from 2002 to 2005 It was her first tour in the United Kingdom in over 30 years A Summer Night with Olivia Newton JohnTour by Olivia Newton JohnPromotional poster for tourAssociated albumA Few Best MenStart date24 February 2012End date17 March 2013Legs7No of shows7 in Australia8 in Asia38 in North America6 in Europe59 TotalOlivia Newton John concert chronology2011 United States Tour 2011 A Summer Night with Olivia Newton John 2012 13 Summer Nights 2014 It was followed by a concert tour of similar name Summer Nights which is mostly a residency show Contents 1 Background and development 2 Critical response 3 Opening acts 4 Setlist 5 Tour dates 6 Personnel 7 References 8 External linksBackground and development EditThe tour first leg began in February in Australia where Newton John did seven concerts two added by popular demand The West Australian Symphony Orchestra participated to the Perth concerts Melbourne Pops Orchestra to the Melbourne concerts and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra to the Sydney concerts 1 A new medley with some songs from A Few Best Men was added to the setlist 2 Newton John also performed on a few dates of her Australian leg the Australian Bicentenary song It s Always Australia for Me from the 1988 album The Rumour Olivia also did an interview by David Campbell to Australian talk show Morning about the concerts and her long career She and Campbell sang You re the One That I Want at a Sydney concert In Asia she received extensive exposure by local media and was interviewed to newspapers such as Jakarta Globe Bangkok Post and The Philippine Star The tour North American leg began in August with a concert at Northalsted Market Days The medley from A Few Best Men was removed but Weightless continued in the setlist A new medley with three old ballads by Newton John was added it consists of Suspended in Time from Xanadu soundtrack Boats Against the Current from Totally Hot album and Shaking You from Two of a Kind soundtrack The two later were performed for the first time by Olivia The 2013 setlists doesn t have any songs from A Few Best Men soundtrack and the ballads medley was withdrawn only Suspended in Time was performed at North American concerts United Kingdom concerts had a new medley added recalling Newton John s participation on Eurovision Song Contest 1974 consisted of Long Live Love UK s entrant to that year contest Angel Eyes another choice to represent the UK and a cover of Waterloo 1974 Eurovision winner by Swedish group ABBA Critical response EditRoss McRae from the newspaper The West Australian did a positive review to the first Perth concert saying that Newton John led the enthusiastic crowd through a journey of her extensive 40 year career but stated the medley of A Few Best Men seemed misguided and unnecessary 2 Kittipong Thavevong from The Nation made a mixed review to the Bangkok show writing Those who expected her to perform with the same voice quality as in her heyday left feeling disappointed But those who simply wanted to a long time favourite singer perform live were more than satisfied 3 About her Singapure concert Christopher Toh from Today gave a rave review wrote that she hit notes that were seemingly impossible notes that soared up into the stratosphere and was just perfect in almost every sense of the word 4 Nancy Koh from The Straits Times commented that her moves were slick her dancing sexy and she even skipped like a delighted schoolgirl after receiving a few presents from the audience but also criticized the medley of A Few Best Men 5 Nur Aqidah Azizi from the Malaysian newspaper New Straits Times wrote Newton John made her way to centre stage with her seven piece band it was evident that the crowd could not contain their excitement the arena was ringing with rapturous cheer Her voice was still as sweet as how many would have remembered it Heartfelt yet powerful it was perfect in every way 6 Mike Bradstone from the Sri Lankan Sunday Observer commented that Newton John certainly has not lost the charisma and voice and could easily go on for many more years I would sum up the evening up by saying Elegant classy graceful entertaining and well choreographed 7 Lynda Mills from The Jakarta Post wrote With her still youthful looks a voice that remains clear and pure and an ability to shimmy and shake with the best of them Olivia belies her 63 years 8 Opening acts EditJon English Perth 1 Daryl Braithwaite Melbourne 1 Alfie Boe Sydney 1 Farhan Azizan Genting Highlands 6 Lanerolle Brothers Colombo 7 Blaze amp Kelly Eagle 9 Setlist EditAustralia Asia Pearls on a Chain Have You Never Been Mellow A Little More Love Sam Xanadu Magic Suddenly Country Medley If Not for You If You Love Me Let Me Know Banks of the Ohio Let Me Be There Please Mr Please Physical contains elements of Physical Acoustic version Send In the Clowns Not Gonna Give into It Grace and Gratitude A Few Best Men Medley Mickey Daydream Believer I Think I Love You Sugar Sugar Weightless You re The One That I Want Hopelessly Devoted To You Summer Nights We Go Together I Honestly Love You Additional notesDuring her performances in Melbourne Newton John performed It s Always Australia for Me before I Honestly Love You The country medley of Asian leg consisted of the songs If Not for You Let Me Be There Please Mr Please Jolene If You Love Me Let Me Know and Take Me Home Country Roads The medley of A Few Best Men had an alternative order I Think I Love You was performed before Daydream Believer During her Asian leg Newton John performed Don t Stop Believin after Grace and Gratitude At the concert in Jakarta Andy Timmons performed The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face to his wife Martha 8 Northalsted Market Days Xanadu Magic Suddenly Have You Never Been Mellow Physical Hopelessly Devoted to You You re the One That I Want I Honestly Love You Summer Nights Let Me Be There Acapella North America 2012 Have You Never Been Mellow contains elements of I Honestly Love You A Little More Love Sam Xanadu Magic Suddenly Country Medley If Not for You Let Me Be There Please Mr Please Jolene If You Love Me Let Me Know Physical contains elements of Physical Acoustic version Ballads Medley Boats Against the Current Suspended in Time Shaking You Weightless Don t Stop Believin Not Gonna Give into It Deeper Than the Night You re the One That I Want Hopelessly Devoted to You Summer Nights We Go Together Grace and Gratitude I Honestly Love You Additional notesThe songs Don t Stop Believin We Go Together and Grace and Gratitude weren t performed at the Pacific National Exhibition concert The songs Come on Over and Take Me Home Country Home were performed on the country medley in selected separated dates The chronology of the songs performed on this medley also varies slightly A short acapella version of Look at Me I m Sandra Dee was performed before You re the One That I Want in selected dates North America 2013 Pearls on a Chain Have You Never Been Mellow What Is Life A Little More Love Sam Xanadu Magic Suddenly Country Medley If Not for You Let Me Be There Please Mr Please Take Me Home Country Roads Jolene If You Love Me Let Me Know Physical Suspended in Time Make a Move on Me Not Gonna Give into It You re the One That I Want Hopelessly Devoted to You Summer Nights We Go Together I Honestly Love You United Kingdom Pearls on a Chain Have You Never Been Mellow What Is Life A Little More Love Sam Xanadu Magic Suddenly Country Medley If Not for You Let Me Be There Banks of the Ohio Please Mr Please Take Me Home Country Roads Jolene If You Love Me Let Me Know Physical Eurovision Medley Long Live Love Angel Eyes Waterloo Make a Move on Me Cry Me a River Don t Cut Me Down Not Gonna Give into It You re the One That I Want contains elements of Look at Me I m Sandra Dee Hopelessly Devoted to You Summer Nights We Go Together Grace and Gratitude I Honestly Love You Tour dates EditDate City Country VenueAustralia24 February 2012 Perth Australia Burswood Theatre25 February 201227 February 2012 Melbourne Regent Theatre28 February 20121 March 2012 Sydney Sydney Opera House2 March 20123 March 2012Asia23 March 2012 Bangkok Thailand BITEC Event Hall 10627 March 2012 Marina Bay Singapore Esplanade Theatre29 March 2012 Genting Highlands Malaysia Arena of Stars31 March 2012 Quezon City Philippines Smart Araneta Coliseum2 April 2012 Wan Chai Hong Kong HKCEC Grand Hall4 April 2012 Colombo Sri Lanka Musaeus Auditorium5 April 20128 April 2012 Jakarta Indonesia Grand Ballroom at Hotel MuliaNorth America12 August 2012 a Chicago United States Rivers Casino Stage3 September 2012 b Vancouver Canada WestJet Concert Stage6 September 2012 Eagle United States Eagle River Pavilion7 September 2012 Sandy Sandy Amphitheater8 September 2012 Layton Kenley Centennial Amphitheatre10 September 2012 San Diego Humphrey s Concerts by the Bay13 September 2012 San Francisco Golden Gate Theatre14 September 2012 Reno Grande Exposition Hall15 September 2012 Indio Fantasy Springs Special Events Center21 September 2012 Rama Canada Casino Rama Entertainment Centre22 September 201223 September 2012 Jackson United States Potter Center24 September 2012 Minneapolis Guthrie Theater27 September 2012 c Minot All Seasons Arena28 September 2012 c 29 September 2012 Omaha Kiewit Concert Hall30 September 20123 October 2012 Norman Showplace Theatre5 October 2012 Greeley Monfort Concert Hall6 October 2012 Cheyenne Cheyenne Civic Performing Arts Theatre1 November 2012 Jackson Perkins Civic Center2 November 2012 Thackerville Global Event Center4 November 2012 San Antonio Majestic Theatre7 November 2012 Carlton Otter Creek Event Center9 November 2012 Kalamazoo Miller Auditorium10 November 2012 Aurora Paramount Theatre11 November 2012 Sault Ste Marie DreamMakers Theater15 November 2012 Huntington Paramount Theatre16 November 2012 North Bethesda Music Center at Strathmore17 November 2012 Atlantic City Etess Arena6 December 2012 Newberry Newberry Opera House8 December 2012 Pittsburgh Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts9 December 2012 Cleveland Palace Theatre11 December 2012 Newark Prudential Hall19 February 2013 Durham Durham Performing Arts Center21 February 2013 Easton State Theatre Center for the Arts22 February 2013 Lancaster American Music Theatre23 February 2013 Shippensburg Luhrs Performing Arts CenterEurope10 March 2013 Cardiff Wales Motorpoint Arena Cardiff11 March 2013 Bournemouth England Windsor Hall13 March 2013 London Royal Albert Hall14 March 2013 Brighton Brighton Centre15 March 2013 Birmingham NIA Academy17 March 2013 Manchester O2 Apollo ManchesterFestivals and other miscellaneous performances a This concert is a part of the Northalsted Market Days b This concert is a part of the Pacific National Exhibition c These concerts are a part of the Norsk Hostfest Cancellations and rescheduled shows18 March 2013 Glasgow Scotland Clyde Auditorium Cancelled due to scheduling conflicts 10 Personnel EditAndy Timmons musical director guitar backing vocals Dan Wojciechowski drums Lee Hendricks bass Catherine Marx keyboards Warren Ham saxophones backing vocals Steve Real backing vocals Carmella Ramsey backing vocalsReferences Edit a b c d Adam Hills Olivia Newton John as Special Guest Archived from the original on 24 February 2012 Retrieved 9 March 2012 a b The West Australian Music Review Olivia Newton John The Nation Devoted to Bangkok Today Concert review Olivia Newton John Archived from the original on 3 April 2012 The Straits Times Hopelessly Devoted Olivia Newton John Live in Singapore concert review a b New Straits Times Hopelessly Devoted to Olivia Archived from the original on 11 May 2012 a b Sunday Observer Olivia Newton John still strong at 60 Archived from the original on 28 April 2012 Retrieved 3 May 2012 a b The Jakarta Post Olivia Newton John From Neutron Bomb to still going strong Blaze amp Kelly Big News We get to open for Olivia Newton John Archived from the original on 4 March 2016 Retrieved 24 October 2012 OliviaNewton John Olivia s Tour Personal Appearances External links EditTour dates at Newton John s official website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title A Summer Night with Olivia Newton John amp oldid 1104412291, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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