THE PINHEADS NEW ZEALAND TOUR
Thursday
13th July, Valhalla - WELLINGTON
with Ghost Wave & more TBC
Friday 14th July,
Totara St - TAURANGA
with Ghost Wave & BOZO
Saturday 15th July,
Whammy! Bar - AUCKLAND
with Ghost Wave & BOZO
Tickets on sale now
via undertheradar
THE PINHEADS
SELF-TITLED DEBUT ALBUM; OUT MAY 12
ON FARMER & THE
OWL / RHYTHMETHOD
The Pinheads, the seven wayward children of Wollongong’s thriving rock ‘n’ roll
scene, reveal the details of their long-awaited, self-titled debut album, set
for release on Friday May 12 on Farmer & the Owl via Rhythmethod.
Alongside this announce, the South Coast hellraisers share a string of
tour dates - including three in New Zealands North Island accompanied by
Ghost Wave - and an energetic new track “Gimme Back”, which comes with an
outlandish visual treatment complete with infernal scenes reminiscent of 1973
horror classic The Wicker Man.
The Pinheads are Jez & Luke Player, Al Webster, Tanya
Avanus, Tex Crick, Chris Zanko & James Kates - 7 mates, who over games of
cheap bowling and a shared music taste, accidentally formed a band in the
latter half of 2013. Each got hold of what they refer to as “an assortment of
shitty instruments and strange recording equipment”, a move which eventually
culminated in their 2015 EP, I Wanna Be A Girl. Since that time,
The Pinheads have established themselves as an enigma for their
ability to imagine a world more surreal than the one in which we exist and
bring it to their music and art - known for their DIY ethos, weird and
wonderful handcrafted film clips and distinctive artwork.
This past year has seen The Pinheads gain notoriety as a band with one of the
most electrifying live shows on this side of the planet, including selling
out shows in Sydney and Newcastle on a joint headline tour with Drunk Mums, a
support of the UK’s Fat White Family, and a spot on the Yours & Owls
Festival.
The coming months are set to prove that holding back has never been
The Pinheads forte, with the album release in May coinciding with
shows supporting The Murlocs and Bleeding Knees Club, followed by a headline
tour in June which will see them menace the cities of Australia before jumping
the ditch to shock the good people of New Zealand.
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