Fat White Family Announce Two New Zealand Shows

The nefarious Fat White Family are coming to New Zealand next month for two not-to-be-missed shows. The volatile group are heading this way in the wake of releasing their fantastic sophomore record Songs For Our Mothers earlier this year, which has been described by the band as an invitation to "dance to the beat of human hatred" and has become a firm favourite here at the UTR office. Here are the details for the tour...

Fat White Family

Friday 29th July, Kings Arms, Auckland
Saturday 30th July, Bodega, Wellington

Tickets on sale from 9am Friday 3rd June from HERE at UTR, and in store from Flying Out, RPM and Slow Boat.

Here's the intense new video for 'Tinfoil Deathstar' which came out just last week...

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South Londoners Fat White Family have announced two New Zealand shows, playing the Kings Arms in Auckland on Friday 29th July and Bodega in Wellington on Saturday 30th July.

Fat White Family are not your usual chart-tickling troubadours. Over the last three years, they have earned a reputation as one of the most incendiary live bands on the planet. They come with a reputation, built on a wild lifestyle and onstage outrageousness.

Fat White Family recently released their sophomore album Songs For Our Mothers in January 2016. Which is the follow up to the group’s debauched garage punk debut Champagne Holocaust in 2013.

The rumours about the band may all be true: they once rode a donkey into a pub, band members have gotten naked on stage, and one time they threw a pig’s head around the crowd. Frontman Lias Saoudi has in fact performed naked while rubbing butter over his torso. But that’s not the only reason they’re Britain’s most sensational young band.

While they make every taboo-breaking effort to meet the extremes of what’s tasteful, Fat White Family also produce a thrilling mix of low-fi power, blending The Fall, Throbbing Gristle, Ennio Morricone and more into a potent brew of outrageous, must-see rock’n’roll.

“Fat White Family clearly think rock music needs a bomb putting under it, and they’ve got a point” – The Guardian

“Fat White Family have a knack for turning questionable taste into excellent punk rock.” Rolling Stone/Hot List