07 June 2012 - 0 Comments

Mystery Girl, Rushmore, 95bFM & Undertheradar present

GRIZZLY BEAR (Brooklyn, NY)

WELLINGTON
Tuesday 20th November 2012
The Opera House

AUCKLAND 
Wednesday 21st November 2012
Bruce Mason Centre

Tickets are available on Friday 8th June
from Ticketmaster (Auckland) and Ticketek (Wellington).

The New York quartet - Grizzly Bear - are bringing their resplendent, harmony-soaked chamber-pop to New Zealand for the first time in their career with shows planned for Auckland and Wellington in late 2012.

Listen to the first song off the new album here

After taking a break from extensive touring to record their fourth (currently untitled) studio album, Grizzly Bear will bring their surreal live experience to the shores of New Zealand.
 
Although their debut album Horn of Plenty may have put them on the map, it was really their sophomore effort—and first as a quartet—Yellow House, that firmly established Grizzly Bear's signature ethereal sound.
 
Following tours supporting Radiohead and Feist, and with the stunning endorsement of Johnny Greenwood (Radiohead), who declared them his “favourite band in the world”, Grizzly Bear released their critically acclaimed third album in 2009, Veckatimest. A work of musical bliss, it reached #8 on the Billboard Top 200 and littered best of end-of-year lists worldwide: #1 Wall Street Journal, #4 Spin Magazine, #6 Pitchfork, #6 New York Times, and many more.
 
More recently the band featured on the soundtrack for the movie Blue Valentine (2011) starring Ryan Gosling. A further announcement about Grizzly Bear’s fourth album is expected later this year.
 
Grizzly Bear will perform live in Wellington, 20 November at The Opera House and in Auckland, 21 November at Bruce Mason Centre. Tickets are available on Friday 8th June from Ticketmaster (Auckland) and Ticketek (Wellington).
 
“It’s like hearing the past few centuries of music playing in symphony, which sounds—thrillingly and reassuringly—like the future.”- A.V. CLUB
 
“Romantic and wistful, Veckatimest draws you in like a collection of photos from a fondly remembered summer long ago.” - NME
 

For further information:
http://www.grizzly-bear.net/
http://twitter.com/grizzlybear
http://www.rushmore.co.nz/
http://www.mysterygirl.co.nz/

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