The countdown is on! One week to go and GOING GLOBAL 2018 just got REAL with the addition of the twenty nine new delegates and the the two-day panel timetable revealed! GOING GLOBAL 2018 MUSIC SUMMIT 31st August – 1st September Roundhead Studios, Auckland, New Zealand Tickets on sale now from Eventbrite IMAGE:
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UNKNOWN MORTAL ORCHESTRA SEX & FOOD NZ TOUR THE FOUNDRY, CHRISTCHURCH – WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 5 GLENROY AUDITORIUM, DUNEDIN – THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 6 HUNTER LOUNGE, WELLINGTON – FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 7 – SOLD OUT! TOWN
“an album confirming Ruban Nielson’s versatility and imagination, as well as a
If you had your eyes tuned to AdultSwim.com or their Facebook page
NEW ALBUM SEX & FOOD OUT APRIL 6TH ON JAGJAGUWAR /RHYTHMETHOD Photo credit: Neil Krug Today, Unknown Mortal Orchestra shares ‘Not In Love We’re Just High,’ the newest song off their forthcoming album Sex & Food (out 6th April on
SEX & FOOD OUT FRIDAY 6TH APRIL ON JAGJAGUWAR / RHYTHMETHOD WATCH THE VIDEO FOR ‘AMERICAN GUILT’
UNKNOWN MORTAL ORCHESTRA SHARES NEW SONG ‘AMERICAN GUILT’ Today, Unknown Mortal Orchestra returns to the world with a new song and a bounty of tour dates that span the globe. The new
Today, Unknown Mortal Orchestra share their new video for “Shakedown Street,” the incredible cover of the Grateful Dead classic. The song is part of the Day of the Dead, a celebration of
Unknown Mortal Orchestra: First World Problem – A dance through the desert for the psychedelic rockers UNKNOWN MORTAL ORCHESTRA SHARES “FIRST WORLD PROBLEM” VIDEO
Unknown Mortal Orchestra performed ‘Shakedown Street’ from the ‘Day of the Dead’ Tribute Album on Conan last night supporting the Red Hot Charity. Watch the video below!
UNKNOWN MORTAL ORCHESTRA SHARE NEW SONG, “FIRST WORLD PROBLEM” (artwork by Henrietta Harris) MULTI-LOVE WORLD TOUR CONTINUES Today, Unknown Mortal Orchestra shared a new song called “First World Problem,” which was premiered on Annie
If you had your eyes tuned to AdultSwim.com or their Facebook page (https://www.facebook.com/adultswim), you may have seen a curious animated short film set to Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s “Necessary Evil,” one of the
Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s Ruban Nielson reworks brother Kody Nielson, aka Silicon’s song “Cellphone”; Four Nominations for Vodafone New Zealand Music Awards confirmed
Watch Unknown Mortal Orchestra on Conan performing “Can’t Keep Checking My Phone” with Conan Mockasin and Paul Roper of The Mint Chicks. This is the best thing we’ve seen all week.