Wet Bandits Tour brings ‘Bad Tattoos and Weathermen’ to MOON in Wellington

January 4, 2026 0

Wet Bandits are hitting the road for their ‘Bad Tattoos and Weathermen’ tour this summer, with shows planned across Wellington, Hawke’s Bay, and Auckland. Led by the talented Finn Roberts, the Australian indie rock band has seen significant success in 2025, including the release of a new album and headlining their first Australian tour. Notable support slots for bands like The Butlers, No Cigar, and The Slims have also bolstered their reputation. Now, they are bringing their latest album, Bad Tattoos and Weathermen, to audiences in New Zealand.

The much-anticipated album, released in August of the previous year, features a diverse range of tracks that showcase the band’s signature style. Fans can expect to hear familiar hits, new album tracks, and some previously unheard songs during the live set. Songs like The Record Store, It’s No Use, and So Sweet So Sublime are likely to be crowd favorites.

Wet Bandits will kick off their NZ tour at Moon Bar on January 29th in Wellington, with support from the talented Ben Liley In Circles. The tour will then move to Outfield Festival in Hawke’s Bay on January 31st and conclude at Dead Witch in Auckland on February 7th. The band is excited to bring their self-produced album to New Zealand audiences and share their music in a live setting.

Fans of alternative, pop, and rock music won’t want to miss the Wet Bandits’ tour, showcasing their unique sound and energetic performances. With a string of successful shows under their belt and a growing fan base, the band is set to deliver an unforgettable experience for audiences across New Zealand. Make sure to mark your calendars for the upcoming shows and get your tickets early to secure your spot at the ‘Bad Tattoos and Weathermen’ tour.

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