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Rhian Sheehan - Second Auckland Show Announced
Rhian Sheehan - Video Premiered via Clash Magazine
Second Auckland Show Announced
Premiered via Clash Magazine (UK) overnight, we're
proud to present the stunning first video and single from
Rhian Sheehan's upcoming new album
A
Quiet Divide.
Capturing the feel of the entire album, ‘Soma Dreams’ offers a preview for listeners to A Quiet Divide. His most cinematic and emotive release to date, the track encapsulates the nostalgic feel of the album, further expanding on the ambient/post-rock sound that has gained Sheehan fans across the globe.
“MATCHING CHAMBER PIECES TO DIGITAL PRODUCTION, AND THE DRIVING PERCUSSIVE EDGE ROCK OFFERS, THE WHOLE PACKAGE FEELS REMARKABLY CONCISE. BEAUTIFUL, ABSORBING + GROUNDBREAKING.”
- Clash Magazine (UK)
Check out the
stunning video HERE, and pre-order the album digitally,
on CD or on Limited Edition 180 Gram White Double LP HERE.
Rhian Sheehan has also just announced a second Auckland show on Satutday October 26 at Q Theatre!
These cinematic experiences will see Sheehan lead eight musicians plus a live string section to perform a truly sublime audio-visual show. Combining a dream-like montage of captivating live visuals with sound venues around NZ into worlds of breath-taking son et lumiere. You don't want to miss out!
All ticket info below for shows across NZ -
Saturday September 29 - Dunedin Town
Hall
Friday October 12 - Michael Fowler Centre,
Wellington
Sat / Sun October 20 / 21 - Nelson Theatre
Royal
Fri / Sat October 26 / 27 - Q Theatre,
Auckland
TrinityRoots have also
just announced another Auckland show after selling out the
Saturday evening show!
These not-to be repeated shows
will see TrinityRoots perform their classic
album TRUE in its entirety for the first
time, alongside special guests. All the ticketing info
below!
Thursday November 8 - Wellington Opera
House
Saturday November 10 MATINEE - Q Theatre,
Auckland
Saturday November 10 EVENING - Q Theatre,
Auckland (SOLD OUT)
Sunday November 11 EVENING - Q Theatre,
Auckland
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