Here's Five: Princess Chelsea Talks About Sid Meier's Civilization + Jamie Lee (Crap Date)

There’s few things I’m truly passionate about in life but two of those things are playing Sid Meier's Civilization and my best friend Jamie-Lee [singer of Crap Date]. This interview is part of the promo for my upcoming NZ tour — I could have talked about my top five zany moments on the road or my top five funky beats I’m spinning right now but then thought why not just talk about Civilization and Jamie Lee?

Undertheradar is thrilled to present...

Princess Chelsea
w/ special guest Stef Animal and live visuals by Simon Ward

Friday 27th November - Dive, Dunedin
Saturday 28th November - Wunderbar, Christchurch
Thursday 3rd December - Tuning Fork, Auckland w/ newly announced supports Crap Date*
Friday 4th December - Meow, Wellington
Saturday 5th December - Nivara Lounge, Hamilton
Sunday 6th December - Artworks, Waiheke Island

Tickets available HERE via UTR
Tuning Fork tickets available via Moshtix*

1. The time me, Jamie Lee and my sister dressed up as real estate agents for Halloween and Jamie Lee made business cards for us all to hand out at the party we attended. We stayed in character all night sipping on Sauvignon Blanc and interrupting conversations by launching into monologues about capital gains and indoor outdoor flow. Proto Karen.

2. The time me and Jamie Lee were in New York together and paid to go to the top of the Rockefeller Center to see an aerial view of Manhattan but due to a sudden onset of thick fog couldn’t see a thing but took pictures anyway.

3. The time me and Jamie Lee went to a party and made wizard staffs out of every beer we drank by attaching the empty bottles together with masking tape. We then carried them around for about ten hours.

4. The time I got really annoyed at Ghandi while playing Civilization II and had just learnt about the cheat function. I decided to use it, advanced instantly to the nuclear age in 509AD and proceeded to nuke all his horses then rage quit the game.

5. The time I realised you could name your battle units so then set out with Great General Bruce Springsteen and his army made up of members of the E Street Band for a successful invasion of Rome.