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Peaches Announces Extra Wellington Show

Peaches Announces Extra Wellington Show


Friday, October 14 - There has been a huge response to the Peaches tour announcement last month, and we're excited to announce that the Wellington concert on Friday December 16 has sold out. A second Wellington date has been added for the following night, Saturday December 17. Tickets are on sale now via www.nonstoptix.com.

Sales are strong for the sunset show at Auckland's Kings Arms on Sunday December 18, with only limited tickets still available. Pre-concert entertainment will include a DJ and vegan burgers by Wise Boys will be available in the courtyard area.

PEACHES
San Fran, Wellington | Friday December 16, Doors 8pm - sold out
San Fran, Wellington | Saturday December 17, Doors 8pm - tickets on sale now
Kings Arms, Auckland | Sunday December 18, Doors 5pm for a sunset show

Tickets from www.nonstoptix.com

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ORIGINAL TOUR ANNOUNCEMENT

Thursday, September 22 - Amy Schumer told Time Magazine “Peaches is just the shit. She’s the bravest one of us out there.” We couldn't agree more, and we're massively excited to announce that boundary-breaking musician and performance artist is coming to Wellington and Auckland for two shows, following her headline slot at Australia's Meredith Festival this December.

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This past year Peaches not only released her critically acclaimed Rub - but she won the prestigious Polaris Heritage Prize for her iconic album The Teaches Of Peaches. That debut album catapulted her into the spotlight with 'Fuck The Pain Away' appearing everywhere from Sofia Coppola's Lost In Translation and 30 Rock to South Park and HBO's True Blood. She followed that record with a series of critically acclaimed releases featuring collaborations with Iggy Pop, Joan Jett, Josh Homme, Beth Ditto and more.

The past six years have been some of the most productive in Peaches' artistic career. From her one-woman production of Peaches Christ Superstar, to the release of her first feature film Peaches Does Herself (an electro-rock opera which she also directed and was originally staged at Hebbel am Ufer in Berlin), to singing the title role in a production of Monteverdi's epic 17th-century opera L'Orfeo, and collaborating with Yoko Ono, Major Lazer, Jean-Michel Jarre and REM. These last years between albums are now documented beautifully in the new book What Else Is In The Teaches Of Peaches, in which Yoko Ono writes "Seeing her do Cut Piece, and later, after attending her own shows, I have a clear vision of future women artists led by the creative courage of Peaches. Thank you, Peaches, for adding a long and exciting life to performance art."

In her latest forays, Peaches has debuted the new video for ‘Vaginoplasty’ - the seventh feature video to be aired from the album Rub. "This is my version of a fun summertime video inspired by Esther Williams” says Peaches. And the release of Rub Remixed - featuring updates, reworks and club bangers from an all female lineup including CREEP's Lauren Flax, Paula Temple, Planningtorock, Austra's Maya Postepski and more... traversing acid techno, hard house, trap, deep electro, booty bass and future beats.

"Peaches always told us there are no boundaries in self-expression. With a remix album entirely by female and female-identifying producers on the way, it’s time to acknowledge her legacy." - Dazed

RUB and RUB REMIXED are out now on Kartel.


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