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Niche, Paint It Gold and George FM present BONOBO
Niche, Paint It Gold and George FM present
BONOBO
LIVE AT AUCKLAND TOWN HALL WITH FULL BAND
“Bonobo’s career has traced a steady ascent from being the underground’s artist of choice for a post-club comedown, to one of the most courted live acts in Europe, with chart topping releases either side of the Atlantic to boot.” - Irish Times
THURSDAY MARCH 16, 2017 – LA-based British musician, producer and DJ Bonobo announces his return to New Zealand for one headline show at Auckland Town Hall on July 27. He last visited Auckland in 2015 for a DJ set, but this time he’s bringing his full band.
It’s 17 years since Bonobo’s first release Animal Magic and he’s getting some of the strongest reviews of his career to date with Pitchfork calling his sixth album Migration“the most sophisticated record of his career” and reviewers of the live show equally impressed. The album features his recent collaboration ‘No Reason’ with kiwi favourite Nick Murphy (fka Chet Faker).
The Bonobo live show is simultaneously one of the biggest and most subtle electronic music performances you can get - he and his band hit 30 countries and audiences of 2 million in eighteen months supporting his previous release The North Borders and they spent two weeks in February rehearsing the live show before embarking on the tour that is set to check in to some of the world’s best venues and festivals across the globe including Coachella and Fuji Rock Festival.
“Bonobo (aka Simon Green) creates dance music to move your heart as well as your feet” - The Telegraph, UK
The night will begin with a set by in-demand British producer Romare, who takes a break from his own headline tour supporting his acclaimed latest release Love Songs: Part Two to warm up the dancefloor.
Don’t miss this masterclass in taking genre melding electronic music out of the studio and onto the stage.
BONOBO
with support by
Romare
Thursday July 27
Great Hall, Auckland Town
Hall
Tickets on sale at 9am on Monday March 20 at Ticketmaster
Pre-sale begins at 9am on Friday 17 March
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