Julia Jacklin's Phantastic Ferniture (AUS) Touring Aotearoa NZ This Summer

Fronted by Australian superstar songwriter Julia Jacklin with friends Elizabeth Hughes, Ryan K. Brennan, and Tom Stephens, the exceptionally easy to misspell Phantastic Ferniture are wending their way to Aotearoa New Zealand for a triple date summer tour. Born from a desire "to make people feel good and dance", and sparked at Sydney pinball and pizza shop Frankie’s more than a decade ago, Phantastic Ferniture's sole studio album (so far) of uplifting garage-rock bops was unveiled in 2018.

Phantastic Ferniture ambushed fans this week with their first musical releases in seven years, double single drop 'Change My Mind' and 'Dare To Fall In Love'. Beloved in their homeland for their Christmas Extravaganza parties, local gig-goers can dance their socks off when Phantastic Ferniture roll into Tāmaki Makaurau's Double Whammy, Pōneke's Meow and Ōtautahi's Loons. An end of year festive treat, brought to you by 100% Good...

Phantastic Ferniture - Dare to Fern in Love Tour

Thursday 11th December - Double Whammy, Auckland
Friday 12th December - Meow, Wellington
Saturday 13th December - Loons, Christchurch

Tickets on sale from 9am, Monday 15th September
Auckland and Christchurch tickets via UTR

Watch the video for Phantastic Ferniture's new single 'Change My Mind'...

Here's 'Fuckin ‘n’ Rollin' from Phantastic Ferniture's 2018 self-titled debut album...

Press release:

This summer, join Phantastic Ferniture on their Dare to Fern in Love Tour of Australia and Aotearoa/New Zealand. In celebration of the release of their first new material since their 2018 critically acclaimed debut album, the ferns are heading to Aotearoa/New Zealand for their very first international shows in Wellington, Auckland and Lyttelton before bringing their famous Christmas Extravaganza to Melbourne, Sydney and Blackheath. Known for their live and loose garage pop, Phan Fern will be playing new singles Dare to Fall in Love and Change My Mind, as well as favourite’s Fuckin N Rollin, Gap Year, and Dark Corner Dance Floor.