Fun Lovin’ Criminals to Tour New Zealand in March
Fun Lovin’ Criminals have recently made an exciting announcement regarding their upcoming shows in Christchurch and Auckland, in addition to their appearance at the anticipated Hutt Sounds festival in Wellington. This legendary band is known for their unique blend of funk, hip-hop, blues, and rock, creating a distinctive sound that has captivated audiences for years. With popular hits like “Scooby Snacks,” “Loco,” “Love Unlimited,” and “The Fun Lovin’ Criminal,” their live performances are renowned for their flair, humor, and infectious energy that keeps the crowd moving from start to finish.
Their latest album, “A Matter Of Time,” which dropped in August, marked their return after a 15-year break from full-length releases. This album has garnered positive reviews from both critics and fans, solidifying Fun Lovin’ Criminals’ reputation as masterful creators who seamlessly fuse different musical genres to produce beloved tracks that have stood the test of time.
With a career spanning over 30 years, including seven albums and two EPs, Fun Lovin’ Criminals have built a strong, dedicated fan base and garnered praise from critics who are drawn to the band’s magnetic and charming musical universe.
Mark your calendars for the band’s New Zealand tour dates:
– Friday, 6 March at the James Hay Theatre in Christchurch
– Saturday, 7 March at the Powerstation in Auckland
– Sunday, 8 March at the Hutt Sounds festival in Wellington
These shows promise to be a genre-bending experience that will take you on a musical journey through Fun Lovin’ Criminals’ extensive discography, ranging from their early career favorites to tracks from their latest acclaimed album, “A Matter Of Time.”
Tickets for these highly anticipated shows will be available for purchase on Plus1.co.nz, with a 48-hour presale starting on Wednesday, 17th December, and general sale commencing on Friday, 19th December. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to witness the legendary Fun Lovin’ Criminals in action, bringing their signature style and infectious energy to audiences in New Zealand.