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'Please Turn Me into the Snat' Tour, Album Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 22 FEB, 2010

CONNAN MOCKASIN

‘PLEASE TURN ME INTO THE SNAT’
TOUR ANNOUNCED & ALBUM RELEASED


TODAY, Monday February 22, 2010, is the hugely anticipated New Zealand release of Connan Mockasin’s debut album - ‘Please Turn Me Into The Snat’.

This beautiful, long awaited debut album introduces the listener to the amazing world of Connan Mockasin - from cats with larger-than-life personalities, unicorns in uniform, to alter egos such as Don Dicaprio. It was written and recorded over 18-months, in East Sussex, UK and an abandoned haunted house in Wellington. (Get the album here now)

In celebration of todays release of ‘Please Turn Me Into The Snat’, a New Zealand Tour has also just been announced. The four show tour will see Connan performing around New Zealand with his multi talented band that includes Sam Eastgate (from top UK electro pop act Late of the Pier), Elroy Finn and Will Ricketts (The Phoenix Foundation).

CONNAN MOCKASIN ALBUM RELEASE TOUR
Wellington: Sat 13th March – San Francisco Bath House
Dunedin: Sat 20th March - Chicks Hotel
Christchurch: Fri 19th March - Als Bar
Auckland: Sat 27th March - Monte Cristo Room
TICKETS FOR ALL SHOWS ARE AVAILABLE FROM www.eventfinder.co.nz
Following the success of the two singles ‘Megumi The Milkyway Above’ and ‘Its Choade My Dear’, Connan will perform tracks from his new album on this very special NZ tour.

Since relocating to the UK from his New Zealand over three years ago, Connan Mockasin has charmed audiences everywhere; from Hyde Park (where he played alongside the White Stripes) and Green Man Festival (Robert Plant, Joanna Newsom) to London’s legendary Durr club, where he remains the only artist to have been invited back three times. He has collaborated with Fatboy Slim on a track for the DJ/producer’s new album Brighton Port Authority, which also includes contributions from David Byrne and Iggy Pop.


“Connan is a star in the making” - CLASH MAGAZINE

“Connan Mockasin is creating a genre of his own” - DAZED AND CONFUSED MAGAZINE

They don’t, NME can assure you, make ‘em like this anymore” – NME

“Leftfield New Zealand collective defy description” - THE TIMES


Connan Mockasin’s debut album
‘Please Turn Me Into The Snat’ is OUT NOW
through RHYTHMETHOD.

Buy Physical here now.
Buy Digital here now.

http://www.myspace.com/connanmockasin
http://connanmockasin.com


CONNAN MOCKASIN
‘PLEASE TURN ME INTO THE SNAT’
ALBUM RELEASE TOUR

Saturday 13th March San Francisco Bathhouse, Wellington R18, Doors from 8pm GA Tickets $25.50 Available from
Eventfinder.co.nz, moshtix.co.nz & Real Groovy http://www.eventfinder.co.nz/2010/mar/wellington/connan-mockasin-album-release-tour

Thursday 18th March Al's Bar, Christchurch R18
Doors from 8pm GA Tickets $23.50 Available from
Eventfinder.co.nz & Real Groovy http://www.eventfinder.co.nz/2010/mar/christchurch/connan-mockasin-album-release-tour

Friday 19th March Chicks Hotel, Port Chalmers R18
Doors from 8pm GA Tickets $23.50 Available from
Eventfinder.co.nz & Cosmic Corner http://www.eventfinder.co.nz/2010/mar/dunedin/connan-mockasin-album-release-tour

Saturday 27th March Montecristo Room, Auckland R18
Doors from 8pm GA Tickets $25.50 Available from
Eventfinder.co.nz & Real Groovy http://www.eventfinder.co.nz/2010/mar/auckland-cbd/connan-mockasin-album-release-tour


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