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Lightning Bolt New Zealand Tour Confirmed for October

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 30 July 2013

Lightning Bolt New Zealand Tour Confirmed for October


Rushmore present Lightning Bolt, returning to New Zealand
for four shows in Auckland and Wellington only.

Lightning Bolt are coming back to our shores. The formidable duo of Brian Chippendale (Drums and Vocals) and Brian Gibson (Bass) are arriving back in New Zealand to destroy eardrums this October.

If Norse gods resided in Rhode Island and not Valhalla, threw bass guitars, rode drums and made the unholiest of music instead of messing about with storms, they would be Lightning Bolt. Incredible on record and unmissable live, eschewing stages for the great equaliser of the floor, stands for ski masks, and possessing some serious chops, they have a well-earned reputation as an intense act. Having released five amazing albums, Lightning Bolt have perfected their own intense sound amongst their noise peers - driving beats, distorted vocals filtered though a customised microphone mask, and an unbelievable array of sounds worked, strangled and otherwise distorted from a bass guitar that will leave your jaw to the floor in shocked awe. As anyone who saw them last time will attest, these shows are not to be missed!

So come and pay homage to the thunderous sound of these mortals, at their altar of amps loud enough to scare the heavens and awaken the beast in us all.
Lightning Bolt. October. Hell Yeah.

Lightning Bolt will have four shows in October in New Zealand. Please note these venues have limited capacity, which means tickets are limited:
Monday 21 October, Wellington - Puppies
Tuesday 22 October, Wellington - Puppies
Wednesday 23 October, Auckland - Whammy Bar
Thursday 24 October, Auckland - Whammy Bar

Tickets are on sale 9am, Tuesday 30 July, through Under The Radar, Real Groovy (Auckland), Slow Boat (Wellington) and Rough Peel Music (Wellington). Tickets are $39.50 plus booking fee.

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