Music News - TrinityRoots 2015 NZ Tour
23 May 2015 - 0 Comments
TrinityRoots are taking to the road to celebrate the release of their third
studio album Citizen with a national tour this May
and June.
CITIZEN 2015 NZ TOUR DATES
DUNEDIN - Thursday 14 May - 10 Bar
INVERCARGILL -
Friday 15 May - Players Bar (Saints and Sinners)
WANAKA - Saturday 16 May - Lake Wanaka Centre
WHANGANUI - Friday 22 May - Savage Hall
NEW PLYMOUTH - Saturday 23 May - Butlers Reef
AUCKLAND - Thursday
28 May - The Tuning Fork
LEIGH - Friday 29 May - Leigh Sawmill
RAGLAN - Saturday 30 May - YOT Club
METHVEN - Friday 5 June - The Blue Pub
CHRISTCHURCH - Saturday 6th
June - The Ferry Ale House
WHAKATANE - Thursday
11 June - Top Shelf Bar
GISBORNE - Friday
12 June - The Dome
NAPIER - Saturday 13 June - Crab Tree Winery
WELLINGTON -
Saturday 20 June - San Fran
All tickets available via Eventfinder
Except
for: Auckland - ticket link / Wanaka - ticket link
The band will release a
brand new video for current single El Kaptain on Thursday 30th April.
Check out the behind the
scenes video by clicking on the image below
The Wellington-based platinum-selling trio launched the powerful follow-up to 2004’s Home, Land and Sea as part of their live performance at WOMAD 2015 in March.
New Zealand has come to
know and love the music of TrinityRoots – a boil-up of ingredients that
musically embody the very essence of our home, land and sea
through their homely fusion of reggae, slow-funk and jazz exploration.
Citizen is a
snapshot of the band’s progression and development since the creation of the
previous two albums. Musically & lyrically, Warren Maxwell, Rio Hemopo and
newly-joined drummer Ben
Wood (Newtown
Rocksteady, Hikoikoi Reserve, Amiria Grenell, French for Rabbits) have
expanded their palette of sound and produced something informative and
resonant with present day Aotearoa.
Maxwell on Citizen:
“As an over-critical,
pedantic, self-deprecating, arrogant, stubborn, egotistic musician, I feel
really happy with this record. I feel anxious yet content in that we have made
it a challenging listen. I feel like we’ve tried to stay true and sincere to
all kaupapa in the songs – they all come from a genuine place for genuine
purpose. Our intent is the same as it has always been – to convey honest
musings on a vehicle of sonic influences to whomever wishes to listen.”
Praise for the album…
"The album will be a bit of a jump for fans expecting another Home, Land
and Sea, but Warren Maxwell’s dusty tone and lyrical metaphor remain unchanged,
acting as clear markers for navigating this sea of diverse influences" – The Wireless
“A quietly accomplished album, Citizen is
a slow burner that ends up dazzling.” – Metro Magazine
“The album is a waka of sorts: a vessel shaped from a living entity, carved
into form and function. It urges us to look closely at ourselves, our families,
and our communities, and at how we interact. It questions our priorities, our
direction, and our leadership. It encourages us to consider change. It points
the finger at greed, deception, hypocrisy, and apathy, yet manages to remain
ever hopeful.” – Bay of Plenty Times
Citizen - out now in all
good music stores
Purchase the album here on iTunes
More Trinity Roots:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/trinityroots
Official: http://www.trinityroots.net/
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