Due to COVD restrictions recently re-introduced around travel between New Zealand and Australia, Fur Patrol regrettably
have postponed the PET 21st Anniversary tour.
With core Fur Patrol band member, drummer Simon Braxton, living in Melbourne and currently unable to travel to New
Zealand until the travel “bubble” is back in place; the band have postponed the tour by two months.
“It’s crushing to have to postpone the tour so soon after announcing,” says Fur Patrol frontwoman, Julia Deans.
“We are so excited about these shows, and we need Simon to be part of this, so we’re pushing back a couple of months. It
will be worth the wait!”
The PET 21st birthday tour - celebrating 21 years since the release of the iconic album - will see Fur Patrol play PET
in its entirety.
The tour now kicks off in the South Island on Thursday November 4 at Dive in Dunedin. Fur Patrol head next to Blue Smoke
in Christchurch on Friday November 5. Then it’s the North Island’s turn, with the Paisley Stage in Napier on Saturday
November 6. Totara Street in Mount Maunganui is next on Thursday November 11. Auckland is on Friday November 12 at The
Tuning Fork, before the tour wraps with an almighty bang at San Fran in Wellington on Saturday, November 13.
Tickets are on sale and available from www.undertheradar.co.nz or www.moshtix.co.nz (Auckland/Tuning Fork) or www.totarast.co.nz (Tauranga).
All tickets already purchased remain valid and if a refund is required, will be available for two weeks should
ticket-buyers not be able to make the new dates.
In April this year, Fur Patrol released the 20th Anniversary vinyl reissue of PET - their much-loved debut album, which
spawned five singles, including ‘Andrew’, ‘Holy’, the chart-topping ‘Lydia’ and previously "hidden" track 'Bottles & Jars'. Buy the vinyl here.
Hailed as one of the most beloved bands to emerge from NZ’s rock/pop scene in the late 90s/early 2000s, Fur Patrol made
their mark in 1998 with their EP, STARLIFTER. But it was PET and its hit songs like ‘Lydia’ (the most played song on NZ
radio in 2000) that really propelled them into the limelight. The band followed PET up with COLLIDER in 2003, THE LONG
DISTANCE RUNNER EP in 2007 and LOCAL KID in 2008. Don’t miss the chance to hear PET in its entirety, live, now this
November!