New Zealand dream-pop luminaries French For Rabbits are thrilled to be able to announce tour dates for their 2022 Taite Music Award Nominated third LP, The Overflow. 
Says songwriter/vocalist Brooke Singer of the nationwide tour; “after a quiet few months for us and our friends in the live music industry, we’re looking forward to returning to the stage to celebrate our new album in some glorious locations including the historic Old St Paul’s in Wellington. We can’t wait to be back in that magical spell-binding space – the spontaneity, and the feeling of community and communion that comes with live events”
Brooke continues “your optimistic ticket-purchasing would be spectacular – ticket sales help us, the ticketing agents, booking agents, and the venues get back on our feet after these Covid-19 disrupted months”.
French For Rabbits – The Overflow tour
Thursday, April 7th • New Plymouth @ 4th Wall*
Friday, April 8th • Hamilton @ Never+
Saturday, April 9th • Auckland @ Tuning Fork^
Thursday, April 28th • Dunedin @ Dive (early show, 6 pm doors)+
Friday, April 29th • Christchurch @ 12 Bar+
Saturday, April 30th • Wellington @ OSP+
^ Auckland tickets available from Moshtix
+Tickets on-sale from undertheradar.co.nz
*4th Wall tickets onsale from 4th Wall Theatre
(In the event of a show cancellation or postponement, ticket holders will be contacted directly and a full refund available at the point of purchase)
French for Rabbits – The Overflow
Out NOW via AAA records (NZ/AUS), Reckless Yes (UK) and A Modest Proposal (Italy) and is out in digital formats, CD, and on limited edition vinyl.
“Every song here is beautifully written and immaculately constructed… the album is faultless”
– Tony Stamp, RNZ – The Sampler (RNZ Top Albums Of 2021)
“Further refining their melodic pop and exploratory electronic sensibilities into a quietly magical, emotionally transporting sound that’s all their own” – Undertheradar.co.nz
“Folktronica five-piece French For Rabbits seduce, puzzle and charm”
– The New Zealand Listener
“French For Rabbits have created a space between psych-folk and dream-pop, and they occupy it with quiet assurance and this collection of repeat-play songs and lyrics which stand a close reading.”
– Graham Reid, elsewhere.co.nz
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