Fazerdaze Announces Solo New Zealand Tour

Making a mighty return to our airwaves late last year with the grungy sonics of her emotionally cathartic Break! EP (via Flying Nun), Fazerdaze aka Amelia Murray has announced a nationwide tour, playing intimate solo dates across Aotearoa this coming August. Top ten finalist for the 2023 Taite Music Prize, the globally beloved artist will soon be treating fans in the UK and Europe to the full band treatment, including high profile slots at Pitchfork Music Festival in both London and Berlin. Warming up for her forthcoming overseas adventure, Fazerdaze's solo tour will encompass the four main centres of Tāmaki Makaurau (as part of Elemental Nights), Pōneke and Ōtautahi, plus a performance at the Māoriland Hub in Ōtaki. We recommend securing your spot fast, as these events will more than likely sell out in a flash...

Fazerdaze Solo NZ Tour

Thursday 3rd August – Mt Albert Hall, Tāmaki Makaurau (Elemental Nights)
Friday 4th August – Vogelmorn, Pōneke*
Saturday 5th August – Maoriland, Ōtaki
Friday 11th August – The Loons, Ōtautahi*
Saturday 12th August – Yours, Ōtepoti*

*Tickets on sale HERE via UTR
Elemental Nights tickets via elementalnights.com & www.livenation.co.nz

Here's the title track to Fazerdaze's 2022 Break! EP...

Watch director Joey Clough's mini-doco The Thick of It exploring Fazerdaze's journey towards making Break!...

Press release:

Fazerdaze (AKA Amelia Murray) has returned to the music scene after 5-years since her previous album ‘Morningside’. Returning with ‘Break!’, the EP marks the beginning of a new era for the multi-talented creative: it’s a grungier, angrier version of the artist who burst onto the scene in 2017 with a catchy dream-pop sound. She returns better than ever after an inward journey of self-reflection and reconnection to herself after a whirlwind of pandemic related anxiety and burnout. She’s caught the attention of music industry big leagues including Pitchfork and MOJO, and performed across the world, including opening for HAIM, Unknown Mortal Orchestra and The xx. Don’t miss your chance to see Fazerdaze in an unplugged and intimate setting as she performs solo across Aotearoa this August.