27 July 2017 - 0 Comments
Kiwi fans of The Dandy Warhols will get
their first chance in nine years to see the alt-rockers live this September,
when they play two New Zealand shows.
Presented by Blind Tiger
Touring, The Dandy Warhols are at The Foundry in Christchurch on September 19 and at the Powerstation in Auckland on September 20.
Having not played here since their appearance at Southern Amp in 2008, tickets
to see the Portland band - consisting of its charismatic front man Courtney Taylor-Taylor,Peter Holmstrom, Zia McCabe and Brent DeBoer -
are selling fast.
Part of their worldwide tour, the two New Zealand shows follow the release of
2016’s album Distortland.
“Distortland represents the kind of mix and match bag of tricks we've come to expect from the Dandy Warhols… a welcome return for a band who've never been afraid to stick two fingers in the face of adversity” - Drowned in Sound.
Inspired by the likes of The Velvet Underground, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Beach Boys, The Dandy Warhols made their debut in 1995 with Dandys Rule OK. Two years later, they followed it up with The Dandy Warhols Come Down before rising to new levels of fame in 2000 with their critically acclaimed Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia, which featured their hit song Bohemian Like You.
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