Dear Times Waste And Yule Nationwide Tour In May

Dear Time's Waste and Yule are joining forces and heading out on a nationwide tour of the country in May. Both bands have recently released some stunning material in the form of Yule's debut album Aaaarrrggh!!! and the debut Room For Rent EP from Dear Time's Waste.

Both bands are brimming with anticipation at the prospect of playing to new audiences and old friends across the nation at the following times and places:

14 May Dux de Lux, Queenstown(Free!)
15 May ReFuel, Dunedin w/ Onanon
16 May Wunderbar, Lyttelton w/ Ragamuffin Children
23 May Mighty Mighty, Wellington w/ Little Pictures & Seth Frightening
30 May Dogs Bollix w/ Special Guests

Tickets are on sale now - get yours here and catch two of NZ's most exciting emerging artists.

Dear Times Waste
Born from sleepy disillusionment with life in Auckland’s leafy suburbs, Dear Time’s Waste paints an aural picture of soft water colour with a grey wash of light that is – according to one listener – ‘akin to a morning orgasm’. After six solid months recording at producer Djeisan Suskov’s home (a rambling old house that was once a hospice for the elderly), Dear Time’s Waste's debut EP Room for Rent is emerging from the earth shaking the soil from its limbs.

The first single Clandestine is already a firm bNet favourite, and with a live show that conjurs spellbinding musical dreams, Dear Time’s Waste is an artist to become familiar with. Dear Time’s Waste has played with: Woelv (Canada), Jim White & John Doe (US), Cut off Your Hands, Don McGlashan So So Modern, Rodney Fisher (Goodshirt).

Yule
Yule was formed in early 2008 to support the release of front man Yule's debut CD Aaaarrrggh!!! later in the year. Bringing to life and adding nitrous oxide to the already high powered and innovative music that Yule created as a solo artist, the band experience is unlike anything else on the shores of the New Zealand Isles. Yule mixes disparate influences from across the spectrum of popular music in a focused and energetic way.

Since the release of Aaaarrrggh!!! Yule has performed live on national television as well as at the Pasifika Festival in Auckland that attracted around 200,000 people. Each show has attracted a new dedicated (often slightly crazed) following and now it is time to let the rest of the country in on the secret.