The Veils 'Nux Vomica' Nationwide Tour Announced

Making their almighty return in early 2021, Devonport sensations The Veils have announced a very special concert tour of Aotearoa, performing their sophomore album Nux Vomica in its entirety for the first time ever this coming April and May. Originally released in 2006 and recorded in Los Angeles with producer Nick Launay (PiL, Nick Cave, Yeah Yeah Yeahs), Nux Vomica represented a darker, more ornate and raw-spirited direction for the group, gifting their global fanbase (which includes such significant figures as David Lynch) such standout anthems as 'Advice For Young Mothers To Be', 'Calliope', 'One Night on Earth' and 'Jesus For the Jugular'. These shows will most likely be your only chance to experience Finn Andrews and band performing Nux Vomica in its entirely, plus favourites from across their back catalogue and even the promise of new material too — we recommend you snap up tickets while you can...

Undertheradar is thrilled to present...

The Veils Nux Vomica - Live in concert

Thursday 8th April - Dive, Dunedin
Friday 9th April - Sherwood, Queenstown
Saturday 10th April - Isaac Theatre Royal, Christchurch
Friday 23rd April - Totara St, Mount Maunganui
Saturday 24th April - Yot Club, Raglan
Thursday 29th April - Paisley Stage, Napier
Friday 30th April - Opera House, Wellington
Saturday 1st May - Powerstation, Auckland

Tickets available from 9am, Tuesday 15th December via Banished Music

Watch the 2007 video for 'Calliope' from Nux Vomica...

Press release:

In Autumn 2021, The Veils present the first ever live performance of their legendary sophomore album Nux Vomica in its ferocious entirety.

The album was originally recorded in Los Angeles with producer Nick Launay (PiL, Nick Cave, Yeah Yeah Yeahs) and has acquired iconic status since its release on Rough Trade Records in 2006.

Audiences across New Zealand will be treated to live renditions of the singles Advice For Young Mothers To Be, Calliope & One Night on Earth as well as the title track Nux Vomica (used to great effect by Italian film director Paulo Sorrentino in his early masterpiece Il Divo) and the cataclysmic, roof-raising Jesus For the Jugular.