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AMANDA PALMER of the Dresden Dolls– NZ TOUR

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AMANDA PALMER of the Dresden Dolls– NZ TOUR

Amanda Palmer of The Dresden Dolls is heading to NZ to play three shows this March.

Friday 12th March at Bodega, Wellington
Tuesday 16th March at Al’s Bar, Christchurch
Weds 17th March at The Kings Arms, Auckland

A one-woman machine, The Dresden Dolls' Amanda Palmer is a rock musician, artist, writer, political activist and more. With a penchant for the complicated, Amanda Palmer's debut solo outing Who Killed Amanda Palmer (out now through Roadrunner) snowballed from a small idea into a project that's nothing short of brilliant.

Who Killed Amanda Palmer sees our fearless heroine weaving together the many threads of her personality, her interests, her extensive artistic family, her astute, witty world observations and the stark openness of her feelings into a dynamic record that pushes emotional limits while staying true to its genius creator. From Amanda Palmer, we would expect nothing less.

Tickets available from Undertheradar.co.nz.


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