PROBLEMS (Orange Milk Records) Touring NZ with Michael Logie

A familiar face to local party-goers under his previous moniker The Show is the Rainbow, Chicago producer Darren Keen's new dance music project PROBLEMS is visiting Aotearoa for an extensive summer tour, joined for many of dates by electronic groove wizard Michael Logie (F In Math, The Mint Chicks). Releasing his bleepy, beat-heavy 2022 opus This is Working Out via Keith Rankin's prestigious Orange Milk Records (along with a series of Footwork inspired albums under his own name), PROBLEMS will play with labelmate Eyeliner (whose nifty new album brb is a UTR office favourite) in Ōtautahi , Top Gear creator Stef Animal in Ōtepoti, synth-boogie-punk Power Nap (aka myself) in Tāmaki Makaurau, and at Te Papaioea's all-ages The Stomach with Showponi and Researchintospeed — wrapping up at Camp A Low Hum festival in Wainuiomata. Dig out your dancing shoes and don't miss PROBLEMS at the following dates...

Problems with Michael Logie

Thursday 1st February - The Yot Club, Raglan (no Michael Logie)*
Saturday 3rd February - The Wine Cellar, Auckland w/ Power Nap*
Sunday 4th February - The Stomach, Palmerston North w/ Showponi, Researchintospeed*
Thursday 8th February - Paisley Stage, Napier (no Michael Logie)*
Friday 9th February - The Loons, Lyttelton w/ Eyeliner*
Saturday 10th February - maggies, Dunedin w/ Stef Animal*
Sunday 11th February - Sherwood, Queenstown*
Monday 12th February - Hard Antler, Haast (no Michael Logie)
Wednesday 14th February - Valhalla, Wellington (no Michael Logie)

*Tickets available HERE via UTR

Hit play on PROBLEMS' 2022 album This is Working Out...

Experience Michael Logie's 'Don't Go Out' from 2022's FKD NIGHT EP...

Watch Eyeliner's candy-coloured clip for 'Baby' from his new album brb...

Press release:

PROBLEMS is weirdo, fun, dance music stuff. I used to do the one person band The Show is the Rainbow. PROBLEMS has done releases on Orange Milk Records (Machine Girl / Deaths Dynamic Shroud / Eyeliner), played Meow Wolf with Dan Deacon, and opened for Peaches, Lighting Bolt, and tons of others.