12 November 2021 - 0 Comments

Broods have announced the release date of their fourth album Space Island, along with dates of an Australasian tour in February and March 2022.

The 10-time Aotearoa Music Awards-winning act have amassed over one billion streams to date, collaborated with Lorde and Tove Lo, toured with HAIM and Taylor Swift, and performed at major festivals like Coachella and Lollapalooza – and will take to the stage in Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland in 2022, before heading to Australia to complete the run.

Space Island will be released on 18 February 2022, and the sibling duo hit the road soon after, with support from dream pop darlings Phoebe Rings at all shows.

Space Islandtour dates (NZ):

Sat 26 Feb – Lacuna, Wellington*
Fri 11 Mar – Christchurch Town Hall*
Sat 12 Mar – Auckland Town Hall, Auckland Arts Festival **

* presale tickets available now from the links below
**earlybird tickets available now until Thursday 6 January 2022

GENERAL PUBLIC TICKETS ON SALE 11AM TUE 16 NOV

Wellington Tickets
Password: spaceisland

Christchurch Tickets
Password: spaceisland

Auckland Arts Festival Tickets

In the event of show cancellations due to the impacts of Covid-19, ticketholders will be contacted directly and refunded in full from point of purchase. We are following the developing government guidelines in relation to live events, and vaccine passports closely, and will comply with all regulations to ensure our concertgoers are protected and safe.

The Space Island album release tour follows Broods’ headline spot on The Beach Ball, which is due to hit some of Aotearoa’s favourite beach towns this summer.

Sun 26 Dec – Riwaka Hotel ***
Tue 28 Dec – Waihi Beach Hotel **
Wed 29 Dec – Butlers Reef, Oakura **
Sun 2 Jan – Coroglen Tavern, Coromandel *
Tue 4 Jan – Our Place, Tauranga *
Thu 6 Jan – Carrington Estate, Karikari Peninsula *
Fri 7 Jan – Summerfest Paihia, Bay Of Islands *
Sat 15 Jan – Mangawhai Tavern *

*** w/ Indyah
** w/ Imugi 이무기
* w/ Leaping Tiger

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