18 August 2022 - 0 Comments

Legendary Australian rockers Hoodoo Gurus will return to Kiwi shores for the first time in over 20 years to headline Selwyn Sounds (4 March), new Wellington festival Hutt Sounds (5 March) and Auckland shows early March.

Fans can look forward to hearing Hoodoo Gurus hits like What’s my Scene, Like Wow - Wipe Out, Bittersweet and 1000 Miles Away – as well as performances from top New Zealand talent like Mi-Sex, Sir Dave Dobbyn, Gin Wigmore, Stellar*, Greg Johnson and Blam Blam Blam.

Hoodoo Gurus frontman Dave Faulkner says, “We’re thrilled to be coming back to New Zealand. Finally! We were starting to think it was never gonna happen - but we’re off and running now, with a spring in our step and a fire in our bellies. We’re coming to shake it down on The Shaky Isles!”

Promoter David Parlane launched the hugely successful Selwyn Sounds in 2017 and says: “This has been a dream of ours to welcome a great line-up of Australasian talent back and to expand into the North Island for 2023. Both festivals promise great value and a great day out for music lovers.”

Together with Plus1 Touring, the promoters have introduced Hutt Sounds - a curated Sunday festival in Upper Hutt at the home of craft beer and great food, Brewtown.

Festival dates, line-ups and ticket info:

SELWYN SOUNDS

Saturday 4 March 2023 11.00am – 8.30pm
Lincoln Domain, Meijer Drive, Lincoln – 15 mins drive from Christchurch. Hoodoo Gurus
Sir Dave Dobbyn
Gin Wigmore
Mi-Sex
Stellar*
Greg Johnson
Blam Blam Blam

Tickets: Fans can pre-register for 24-hour pre-sale at www.selwynsounds.co.nz and win VIP prizes.

Pre-sale starts 6pm, Wednesday 24 August. General sale starts 6pm Thursday 25 August.

HUTT SOUNDS AT BREWTOWN

Sunday 5 March 2023
2pm – 8.30pm, Upper Hutt
Hoodoo Gurus
Mi-Sex
Stellar*
Greg Johnson
Blam Blam Blam.

Tickets: Fans can pre-register for 24-hour pre-sale at www.huttsounds.co.nz and win VIP prizes.

Pre-sale starts 6pm, Wednesday 24 August. General sale starts 6pm Thursday 25 August.

HOODOO GURUS’ AUCKLAND SHOWS

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