Guitar Wolf Announce December Tour

Japanese rockers Guitar Wolf have announced their return for dates nationwide in December. Last here in 2011 for a run of much talked about shows, the trio return on the back of new album Beast Vibrator. Here are the tour details followed by some clips from the new record...

Guitar Wolf

Monday 9th December, Dux Live, Christchurch
Tuesday 10th December, Chick’s Hotel, Dunedin/Port Chalmers
Wednesday 11th December, Space Monster, Whanganui
Thursday 12th December, Mighty Mighty, Wellington
Friday 13th December,  Auckland at Cassette
Saturday 14th December,  Mount Maunganui at Major Toms Yot Club, Raglan

Tickets for most shows on sale at 9am from  HERE at UTR and in store at Real Groovy in Auckland, Slow Boat and RPM in Wellington and Cosmic stores in Christchurch and Dunedin.

Here is 'Ghostly You' from the new album...

And here's 'Magma Nobunaga'...

Press Release:

From Tokyo, Japan – Japanese Greatest Jet Rock And Roll Band

GUITAR WOLF NEW ZEALAND ‘BEAST VIBRATOR’ TOUR DECEMBER 2013

Monday 9th – Christchurch at Dux Live
Tuesday 10th – Dunedin/Port Chalmers at Chick’s Hotel
Wednesday 11th – Whanganui at Space Monster
Thursday 12th – Wellington at Mighty Mighty (Stink Fest 2013 A.D.)
Friday 13th – Auckland at Cassette
Saturday 14th – Mount Maunganui at Major Toms

Tickets for select shows available from Undertheradar and usual outlets.

The peerless Japanese rock and roll triumvirate that is GUITAR WOLF return to New Zealand in December 2013, on the back of the release of their 11th album proper BEAST VIBRATOR.

Seiji (Guitar Wolf) wrote the album after some business on Mt Fuji involving wormholes, Space Battleships and a secret laboratory, and it is nothing less than GUITAR WOLF'S most cohesive statement to date. GUITAR WOLF demand that you stop staring at your mobile phone waiting for something to happen and BE the happening. 'SHAKE YOUR BODY AND HEART WITH THE POWER OF BEAST!', they demand. And you can only comply.

Don't dare miss Guitarwolf (Seiji), Basswolf (U.G.) and Drumwolf (Toru) when they return to NZ in December.