Sulfate Debut Album Release Tour Announced
Tāmaki Makaurau's Sulfate, the solo project of Peter Ruddell (1/3 of Wax Chattels), has revealed a further run of headline shows celebrating the recent release of his darkly compelling self-titled debut album. Joined by drummer David Harris (Jonathan Bree, Princess Chelsea), and armed with his trusty Yamaha YC20 organ and a mindbending array of FX pedals, Ruddell will be treating fans to an extensive run of Aotearoa events including Sulfate's debut South Island shows, before jumping the ditch for his project's first ever Melbourne gigs. Grip the details for these crucial events right here...
Sulfate Aotearoa Album Release Tour
Friday 22nd November - The Wine Cellar, Auckland w/ Green Grove, Na Noise*
Saturday 23rd November - Parrotdog Bar, Wellington w/ Finn Johansson, Him*
Thursday 28th November - The Plant, Blenheim
Friday 29th November - Space Academy, Christchurch w/ Francisca Griffin*
Saturday 30th November - The Crown, Dunedin w/ DIANA and Francisca Griffin*
New Zealand tickets available HERE via UTR*
Melbourne dates:
Thursday 5th December - The Retreat w/ Jenny McKechnie (Cable Ties)
Friday 6th December - The Old Bar w/ Pinch Points, Porpoise Spit and LVIV
Friday 6th December - Poison City Records instore (6pm)
Saturday 7th December - The Grace Darling w/ Waste the Alphafest
Monday 9th December - Monday Night Mass, Northcote Social Club w/ Hearts and Rockets, Kosmetika, Shove
Experience footage of Sulfate performing 'Speaking For Others' for Palmerston North's Radio Control 99.4FM...
Press release:
Sulfate - Peter Ruddell 1/3 of New Zealand's “guitarless guitar band,” noise-rock trio Wax Chattels, joined by David Harris (Jonathan Bree, Princess Chelsea) on drums - announces an Australasian tour this November/December.
Sulfate made their first live appearance at Auckland City's underground bar and music venue The Wine Cellar back in July. Since then, they have completed a headlining North Island tour, released their debut self-titled album Sulfate to critical acclaim.
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