The news of
ALIEN WEAPONRY’s tour with
Gojira follows another recent major announcement for the band – their upcoming
Stronger Together performances with the
New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, led by renowned New Zealand conductor
Holly Mathieson. As announced in March, two individual performances will take place in New Zealand, one in Kirikiriroa Hamilton at the Claudelands Arena on Saturday, May 22 at 7:30 PM, and another in Ōtautahi Christchurch at Town Hall on Saturday, May 29 at 7:30 PM.
As made evident with their breakout 2018 Napalm Records release
Tū,
ALIEN WEAPONRY deliver emotionally and politically charged stories of conflict and grief with a warrior-like attitude, with many of the songs sung in the indigenous language of te reo Māori. Some, including the high-octane
“Kai Tangata”, incorporate taonga puoro (traditional instruments of the Māori people of New Zealand). These standout blended elements of band’s music are poised to make
Stronger Together an exceptional evening for all in attendance. Tickets are available now via
www.ticketek.co.nz.
ALIEN WEAPONRY have turned countless heads around the world since their inception. The band occupied the #1 slot for 13 weeks on the Devil’s Dozen countdown on
SiriusXM Liquid Metal, they graced the cover of
Metal Hammer (UK) earlier this year where they were touted as “the hottest young metal band in the world”, and
Revolver (US) named
ALIEN WEAPONRY one of the bands most likely to break out in 2021. In Denmark, they were welcomed to the Copenhell Festival by a crowd of 10,000 doing a haka in their honor, and opened up for
Slayer in Stuttgart, Germany on their final European show last year.