The Wendys Announce 'Lo-Fi Lies' Single Release Tour
Equipped with whistles, zinc and electric guitars, 'Aotearoa's only surf life saving, rock'n'roll band' The Wendys are hitting a South Island town near you this summer to celebrate their upcoming single 'Lo-Fi Lies'. The surf-rock meets garage-punk foursome won't be patrolling Nelson, Kaikoura, Ōtautahi and Ōtepotu shores alone come January, with post-punk crew Marsha, funk six piece Dow P’dowdow, folk-rock songwriter Neive Strang and more joining them along the way. Afore-mentioned track 'Lo-Fi Lies' will be released just ahead of The Wendys' first show of the year, available both online and on limited edition 7” lathe cut record, hand-minted by fellow Ōtautahi scenester Johnny Electric. Grab a ticket below for a rippin' good time...
The Wendys Lo-Fi Lies Single Release Tour
Thursday 13th January - The Boathouse, Nelson w/ Dow P’dowdow, Marsha*
Saturday 15th January - The Strawberry Tree, Kaikoura w/ Marsha
Friday 21st January - Darkroom, Christchurch w/ Marsha*
Saturday 22nd January - Dog With Two Tails, Dunedin w/ Neive Strang, Bin Day*
Tickets available HERE via UTR*
Yes, they really do rock out in full life-saver garb...
Press release:
Aotearoa's only surf life saving, rock'n'roll band, THE WENDYS, are hitting the road this summer for a 4-date tour of Te Waipounamu in support of their new single 'Lo-Fi Lies'.
Dressed as lifeguards, The Wendys mix of surf rock and garage punk has saved the lives of the musically drowned, across the motu, since 2014. The band are notorious for their out of control, high octane performances and contagious, surf inspired songs such as ‘Get In The Flags’, ‘Let’s Go To The Beach’ and ‘Dropping In’.
‘Lo-Fi Lies’ is the first single from the forthcoming debut album, produced by Ryan Fisherman at the Hut recording studio in Ōtautahi. The single will be released on limited edition 7” lathe cut record, by Johnny Electric Lathe Cuts and available on your favourite streaming service from Friday 7 January, 2022.
Joining them in Whakatū are post-punk hearthrobs Marsha and from the top of the south, 6 piece funk favourites Dow P’dowdow.
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