16 June 2022 - 0 Comments

Due to overwhelming demand, critically celebrated Mongolian rock band The Hu have today announced their debut trip to New Zealand in August 2022. Performing at Auckland’s Powerstation on Thursday 11 August, the Black Thunder Tour will give fans the chance to hear new music from The Hu’s highly anticipated sophomore album, due later this year.

Tickets go on sale at 11am, Friday June 17.

My Live Nation members can secure tickets during the pre-sale which commences at 11am on Thursday June 16, and concludes at 10am on Friday June 17.

For complete tour and ticket information, visit: livenation.co.nz.

Proving their global appeal, The Hu have sold out venues across the world in North America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, with scheduled festival appearances at Coachella, Lollapalooza, Download Festival, and more, creating a community of fans from all walks of life. They quickly grabbed the attention of the industry, leading to collaborations with Jacoby Shaddix of Papa Roach and Lzzy Hale of Halestorm.

Their debut album, 2019‘s The Gereg, debuted at #1 on the World Album and Top New Artist Charts. With it, the band have accumulated over 250 million combined streams and video views to date and have received critical acclaim from the likes of Billboard, NPR, GQ, The Guardian, The Independent, Revolver, and even Sir Elton John himself.

Readying their next chapter as a global force, The Hu are putting the finishing touches on their highly anticipated sophomore album, which is due for a global release later this year from Better Noise Music. The project will include a selection of tracks that were premiered live on the band’s critically acclaimed North American tour at the end of 2021.

Don’t miss The Hu live in New Zealand in August 2022!

THE HU

BLACK THUNDER TOUR 2022

POWERSTATION, AUCKLAND

THURSDAY, AUGUST 11

TICKETS ON SALE 11AM FRIDAY, JUNE 17

Live Nation pre-sale: 11am, Thursday Jun 16 – 10am, Friday Jun 17

For complete tour and ticket information, visit:

thehuofficial.com & livenation.co.nz

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