The Tutts burst onto the scene with synth-laced rock songs that made you dance in dark clubs where smoke poured through the crowd and strobe lights made the dancefloor appear as if a puppeteer above had gone mad. From the runaway success of first single 'K,' to the enchanting,tainted love story of 'I20' and the vampyric club anthem Whiteout'...The Tutts songs conjure images of debauchery, dark hallways, and a band steeped in nocturnal mystery.
Three years on, there is still no match for the mesmerising, dark, sonic power of The Tutts live show. Get In The Club and catch them on tour throughout July and August.
22 July - Dux De Lux - Queenstown
with support from The Flaming Drivers
Doors open 8pm.
23 July - Red Rock - Wanaka
with support from Kerretta and The Flaming Drivers
Doors TBC.
24 July - Refuel - Dunedin
with support from Kerretta and Knives at Noon
Doors open 8pm.
25 July - Al's Bar - Christchurch
with support from Kerretta and Knives at Noon
Doors open 8pm.
31st July - Ellen Melville Hall - Auckland (ALL AGES)
with support from Hot Little Hands (Aus)* and Where The Wild Things Are
Doors open 6pm sharp.
31st July - Monte Cristo Room - Auckland
with support from Hot Little Hands (Aus)* and Public Hair
Doors open 9pm.
1 August - Cabana - Napier
with support from Hot Little Hands (Aus)* and The Midnight Metal Symphony
Doors open 8pm.
7 August - Altitude Bar - Hamilton
with support from Hot Little Hands (Aus)* and The Lookie Loo's
Doors open 8pm.
8 August - San Francisco Bathhouse - Wellington
with support from Hot Little Hands* (Aus) and Slur-Tones
Doors open 8pm.
Hot Little Hands
Melbourne band Hot Little Hands - armed with two synthesizers and Wurlitzer - aren't just a reflection of the 80's revival scene. Insert 1950's electronic-voodoo-swamp-blues and 1960's garage disco. Enter some old soul, a touch of electro, four part harmonies and now you're getting the picture.
