In 1976 a man bought his son an acoustic guitar. At $95 it was more than he could really afford. In the ensuing 35 years, the boy would grow up writing songs on that guitar. Performing with it, seeking solace in it, laughing at parties as he strummed. To him, the Fender F-35 Dreadnought acoustic guitar came to be worth so much more than its original price.

Join Adam Dennis (clearly no longer a boy) as he celebrates the launch of his first solo album, dedicated to his lifelong relationship with one particular construction of timber and steel. Adam will play songs from his back catalogue, relate some anecdotes, and possibly introduce a couple of characters who feature in his musical story.

Aside from the free entertainment, you can order tapas from the menu (Adam highly recommends this!) and enjoy refreshments including Rocky Passes’ own celebrated Syrah.

The outdoor area adjacent to the cellar door offers a wonderful afternoon ambience, with plentiful parking, views to trees, rolling hills and the vineyard.
Whiteheads Creek is just outside Seymour, roughly an hour up the Hume Freeway, or accessible via Yarra Glen and Yea. The scenic drive itself is well worth the trip.

We would love to see you there.

Although the concert is free, we ask that you help us plan our seating and food by calling Rocky Passes 57969366 or email contact@rockypasses.com.au to RSVP. Thank you!

Posted: Friday, October 28th, 2011 @ 7:59 am
Categories: Events.
Tags: CD launch, concert, music, near Seymour, organic wine, red wine, songwriter, Spanish food.
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