ERU DANGERSPIEL - GREAT NEWS FOR THE MODERN MAN - RELEASE TOUR

EXCLUSIVE:  $28 Ticket to Eru Dangerspiel at the Wellington Town Hall, Saturday 9th October 2010 (valued at $48)

From the production team that brought you Fly My Pretties comes the uniquely new musical experience of Eru Dangerspiel.  Eru Dangerspiel is a 30-piece monster made up of a who's who selection of New Zealand’s finest musicians and lead by Riki Gooch, formerly of TrinityRoots.

The band will perform their distinguished style of dirty, bottom-heavy funk and psychedelic rhythm & blues, cradled by intelligent audio & visual technology.

Last year’s one-off concert was the talk of 2009, and to celebrate their 5.1 DVD,  Eru are back. Helmed by Riki Gooch (TrinityRoots) the band will feature new and past band members including Whirimako Black, Anna Coddington, Ria Hall, Mara TK (Electric Wire Hustle), Lewis McCallum, Chip Matthews & Isaac Aesili (both Opensouls), Joe Lindsay, Toby Laing & Scott Towers (all Fat Freddy’s Drop), Mike Fabulous (The Black Seeds), Ned Ngatae (Dimmer), Redford Grennel, King Kapisi, Submariner, Olga Gryniewicz and the 15-piece Dangerspiel Choir. More to be announced! 

And the first 100 people to show their GrabOne coupons with corresponding ID at Customs Brew Bar on Ghuznee St will receive a FREE SUPREME COFFEE plus a 200-GRAM PACK OF SUPREME COFFEE BEANS.

The hypnotic group will be journeying into the depths of harder-edged funk, delving into free jazz and exploring futuristic soul at the Wellington Town Hall on Saturday 9th October.  This show is strictly limited in capacity and are expected to sell-out.

GrabOne coupons must be redeemed before Thursday 7th October 2010 at The Michael Fowler Centre Box Office, 111 Wakefield Street, Wellington.  Photo ID is required.

Don’t miss your chance to experience Eru Dangerspiel live - topped off with lashings of space crunk and visual gold.

To get a sneak peek at the show, check out last year's performance.

Reviews

"Bringing together a vibrant mixture of local musicians, more than just a celebration of band leader Riki Gooch’s idiosyncratic compositions - the Eru Dangerspiel concert is a celebration of New Zealand's musical community and its intimate connection with audiences across the country. Viva La Musica!"

- Martyn Pepperell (Rip It Up)

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