Weds 30 April - Bologna, Italy - Covo Club
Thurs 1 May - Leno, Italy - Primo Maggio
Sat 3 May - Munich, Germany - Lost Weekend
Sun 4 May - Frankfurt, Germany - Dreikoenigskeller
Tues 6 May - Hanover, Germany - Complex 7
Weds 7 May - Aarhus, Denmark - VoxHall
Thurs 8 May - Copenhagen, Denmark - Rust
Fri 9 May - Odense, Denmark - Ilter Festival
Sat 10 May - Stockholm, Sweden - Slaktyryan
Tues 13 May - Aalborg, Denmark - 1000 Fryd
Thurs 15 May - Berlin, Germany - Schokoladen
Fri 16 May - Husum, Germany - Speicher Husum e.V.
Sat 17 May - Karlsruhe, Germany - Alte Hackerei
Sun 18 May - Kusel, Germany - Kinect
Mon 19 May - Binche, Belgium - La Binchoise
Fri 23 May - Manchester, UK - Big Hands
Sun 25 May - Huddersfield, UK - Northern Quarter
Mon 26 May - Sheffield, UK - The Yellow Arch
Tues 27 May - Blackpool, UK - Bootleg Social
Weds 28 May - Reading, UK - Purple Turtle
Thurs 29 May - London, UK - Electric Ballroom (supporting Mclusky)
Fri 30 May - Paris, France - Supersonic Bloc Fest
Sat 31 May - Paris, France - Supersonic Bloc Fest
Sun 1 June - Tours, France - Le Foudre
Released in March 2024, DARTZ’s #1 NZ chart-topping release Dangerous Day To Be A Cold One is perhaps the country’s newest entry to the hallowed halls of great Kiwi albums. A finalist for the prestigious Taite Prize and Silver Scroll awards, DDTBACO open a slice-of-life window into DARTZ’s homeland of Aotearoa / New Zealand.
“So, so good. You’re yelling along to a punk song about ripping summertime bongs (‘Paradise’), then find yourself covering the housing crisis and historical Treaty breaches. Smart dressed up as stupid.” - Max Johns, The Spinoff
“There’s so much going on under DARTZ’s furious and fun anthems: there’s great wit, honest storytelling, and effortless ensemble work.”- Conor Lochrie,
Rolling Stone Australia
“The band from Wellington’s second album bottles lowlife humour and infectious party-punk bangers to create an album that’s more Kiwi than a crate of Brown.” - Karl Puschmann, The New Zealand Herald