Princess Chelsea Announces 'Everything Is Going To Be Alright' Preview Show

Tāmaki Makaurau songwriting royal Princess Chelsea aka Chelsea Nikkel will be treating us loyal serfs to a very special preview of her forthcoming album Everything Is Going To Be Alright, performing with band at Neck Of The Woods in mid-April. Playing songs from the new record along with select gems from the globally revered artist's back catalogue, Nikkel's live band is an all-killer six-piece including Joshua-Worthington Church, David Harris (Sulfate), Jasmine Balmer (Being), Simeon Kavangh-Vincent (Lucky Boy^, Phoebe Rings) and Joe Kaptein (Muroki). Attendance is mandatory for this future-affirming gala occasion, we recommend you secure your spot while you can...

Princess Chelsea
Saturday 16th April - Neck Of The Woods, Auckland w/ Bub
Tickets available HERE via UTR (Waged / Unwaged options available)

Watch the video for the title track to Princess Chelsea's new album Everything Is Going To Be Alright...

Press release:

Princess Chelsea is the musical project of Chelsea Nikkel (she/her), a musician and songwriter based in Tāmaki Makaurau. Princess Chelsea’s cinematic pop has always worn its influence on its sleeve. She takes warm melodies found in songs from 60s girl groups like the Shangri-Las and brews it with elements of noise, grunge, and doom. It creates an atmosphere that is singular to her output.

Following the release of her latest single 'Everything Is Going To Be Alright', Princess Chelsea has just announced that she will be performing in Tāmaki Makaurau on April 16th at Neck Of The Woods. Along with the back catalogue classics, Princess Chelsea will be previewing material from her much anticipated upcoming album. This performance will be her fans only chance to catch Princess Chelsea before she embarks on a extensive tour throughout the UK and Europe.

It's fair to say that Princess Chelsea's live performance is a remarkably different experience to her recorded output (expect to be surprised) and is performed sans computers by a six piece band including Joshua-Worthington Church, David Harris (Sulfate), Jasmine Balmer (Being), Simeon Kavangh-Vincent (Lucky Boy^, Phoebe Rings) and Joe Kaptein (Muroki). Chelsea describes the live band as killer and those that managed to catch a rare live performance at Chabs and Milky Going Live! in 2021 seem to agree.