Tasmanian singer songwriter Dewayne Everettsmith is set to take the stage at Araluen Arts Centre in Alice Springs for the first time next month.

Known internationally as the voice of Tourism Australia’s 2012 global marketing campaign, Everettsmith shot to prominence for singing the campaign’s theme song It’s Like Love which he co-wrote with American viola player Jasmine Beams.

Everettsmith has since released his 2014 debut album Surrender and is now just weeks away from kicking off his national Beyond Surrender Tour 2015 in Alice Springs.

Joining Everettsmith on tour will be soul/electronic/hiphop duo Sietta – vocalist Caiti Baker and producer/instrumentalist James Mangohig - who continue to build and raise their national profile.

“Tickets are now on sale to what promises to be an amazing night in Alice Springs,” Araluen Arts Centre director Tim Rollason said.

“Both Everettsmith and Sietta have their own unique style and appeal and I’m quietly confident we’ll get a huge crowd.”

The Beyond Surrender Tour 2015 is proudly supported locally by 783 Alice Springs, a 2015 media partner of the Araluen Arts Centre.

Ticket prices for adults are $39 for adults, $35 concession, $32 for Friends of the Araluen Arts Centre and are available from the Araluen Box Office on 89511122.

For more information, log onto www.araluenartscentre.nt.gov.au or ‘like’ the Araluen Arts Centre on Facebook.

The Araluen Cultural Precinct is the central arts and cultural hub in Alice Springs, boasting an Art House Cinema, Theatre, Art Gallery and Museum, the Cultural Precinct is a great place to visit whether you’re a local or just passing through.

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Media note – for more information / interview contact Tim Rollason on 89511126

Image: Dewayne Everettsmith