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The Butterfly Effect Coolangatta Hotel Friday

The Butterfly Effect wish to inform their fans that singer Clint Boge is officially leaving the band to pursue other musical interests.

The remaining members of the band, Ben Hall, Kurt Goedhart and Glenn Esmond, will continue to work together and will announce their intentions in the not too distant future. Clint’s departure is an amicable one and the band are giving fans a chance to see them perform together for the last time on the club circuit by announcing the Effected national tour starting late April 2012.

To celebrate 10 years of recordings The Butterfly Effect is releasing an Effected compilation CD of their best work and signed copies will be available at shows on the tour.

 

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See the Effect this band will have on you at the Great Northern on Wednesday and the Coolanagatta Hotel on Friday.

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