26 June 2023 - 0 Comments

Attention all punk and metal enthusiasts! Prepare yourselves for an exhilarating experience as Chasing Titans and Gatekeepers, Auckland and New Plymouth’s very own powerhouses, embark on a captivating mini-tour across both their hometowns. This extraordinary set of live events will showcase a thrilling clash between the realms of metalcore and post-hardcore punk. Not only will these two heavyweights take the stage, but they will also be joined by the trailblazing chemist metal pioneers, Death Chemist, the extraordinary grunge rockers, Video Nasty, and Wellington's esteemed punk royalty, Cherry Punch.

Chasing Titans have recently concluded their highly successful debut EP tour, while also basking in international acclaim for their first two singles. Vengeance has made its mark on radio in the United States, United Kingdom, and France, while Cabin Fever soared to an impressive number 3 on Australia's ValleyFM Top10 list.

Gatekeepers have just released their monumental debut album, aptly titled Moments. This exceptional record features their remarkable single, Always a Rebel, Never a Rogue. Moments has quickly become a must-have addition to the playlists of every devoted post-hardcore enthusiast, and 2023 is proving to be a huge year for this talented band.

The tour commences on the 30th of June at the UFO in Auckland, where Death Chemist will join them on stage, creating an electrifying atmosphere. The following day, on the 1st of July, the excitement continues at the 605 Bar in Morningside, this time featuring the thrilling presence of Video Nasty. Finally, the tour culminates in a spectacular fashion on the 8th of July at 8 Ball in New Plymouth, with Cherry Punch joining forces for an unforgettable finale.

No matter if your playlist is dominated by punk or metal, mark your calendars because this is an extraordinary tour that you simply cannot afford to miss. Prepare yourself for an exceptional blend of musical genres and an experience that will leave you craving more.

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