Tiny Ruins Announces Extensive Winter Tour + Confirms Third Album

While busy putting the finishing touches on their eagerly-awaited third album in the studio, Hollie Fullbrook's Tiny Ruins have announced an extensive tour of the country for winter. The four-piece (Fullbrook along with Alex Freer, Cass Basil and Tom Healy) will be traversing the nation armed with favourites from the stunning Tiny Ruins back-catalogue as well as song from the as-yet-unnamed new record, which is promising to be even more expansive and experimental than previous offerings while still encompassing elements of folk, blues and 60s psychedelic pop. Here are the tour details ...

UnderTheRadar Proudly Presents...

Tiny Ruins Winter Tour

Wednesday 14th June, The Rogue Stage, Rotorua
Thursday 15th June, San Fran, Wellington
Friday 16th June, St. Peter's Hall, Paekakariki
Sunday 18th June, Haumoana Town Hall, Hawkes Bay*
Friday 23th June, Blue Smoke, Christchurch
Saturday 24th June, Plato, Dunedin
Sunday 25th June, Sherwood, Queenstown
Thursday 29th June, Vic Theatre, Devonport*
Sunday 2nd July, The Sawmill, Leigh
Saturday 5th August, King's Arms Tavern, Auckland

Tickets from HERE at UTR, Flying Out in Auckland, Slow Boat and RPM in Wellington and Relics Music in Dunedin (unless where noted otherwise).

Here is a gorgeous video from The Pantograph Punch of Tiny Ruins performing 'Carriages' live at Auckland's historic Crystal Palace theatre in late 2014...

PRESS RELEASE:

Following her ‘Hurtling Through’ collaboration with The Clean's Hamish Kilgour, and ‘Dream Wave’, a 7" single recorded with film director David Lynch, Hollie Fullbrook returns with her spellbinding live band to bring a new set of songs to some of the most intimate and celebrated venues in the land.

Laying the groundwork for the release of their third album, now in its final stages of recording, the four-piece will be visiting small towns and big cities alike, showcasing new material alongside favourites from their award-winning back catalogue Some Were Meant for Sea, Haunts, Brightly Painted One & Hurtling Through.

Tiny Ruins’ new material enters spaces more expansive and experimental than ever. Traversing early influences of folk and blues, Fullbrook’s songs are known for their unique lyrical flair and a wry humour that's at times disarmingly confessional. Expect deftly picked guitar in alternate tunings reminiscent of 60s folk and psychedelic pop, matched with some of the best musicians in the country (Freer, Basil & Healy). ​Don’t miss out - tickets to all shows are limited.

*For tickets to the Hawke's Bay show email jamie[at]macphails.co.nz
* For tickets to the Vic Theatre in Devonport visit www.thevic.co.nz


Photo by Georgie Craw