The Country Roads concert for children is scheduled for Sunday, March 19 at the Mount Lavinia Hotel.
Says Keith on his upcoming performance at 2017’s Country Roads, “I am looking forward to visiting Sri Lanka.”
Further details about Keith’s tour can be obtained by writing to Feizal Samath, CMF founder at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Born in Sri Lanka (then Ceylon), Keith’s musical career started well before The Seekers first stormed the UK charts in 1965.
He is a self-taught musician who studied 6 string guitar, banjo, mandolin and keyboards.
With an eye to a musical future while still at school, he performed in vocal groups which evolved into the internationally famous The Seekers in 1962.
Taking up the 12 string guitar, he composed the distinctive riffs that are a trademark of The Seekers’ chart topping recordings, “I’ll Never Find Another You” and “A World Of Our Own”, as well as many other singles and album tracks, augmenting the wonderful lead voice of Judith Durham and the boys’ ear-catching harmonies and instrumental talents.
The Seekers have toured extensively as a group since 1993.
During this period Keith has continued writing and recording original songs.
He released his first solo CD “Secrets Of The Heart” in 2004, followed by “Sunday” in 2007 and in 2010 he released his mostly self-penned third solo CD, “Smile Now”.
Accompanying himself on his trusty 12 string and 6 string guitars, his “Wandering Minstrel” style of performance includes material from his solo CDs, Seekers favourites, along with songs and anecdotes from his long career in the music industry.
2015 and 2016 saw Keith on the road again presenting his solo concerts to audiences in Queensland and New South Wales as well as visiting Nashville to co-write material for his fourth solo CD.
Sponsors of the concert include HNB, Dilmah, BBDO, LOLC, Dialog and Cargills.