Since releasing 'Some Were Meant For Sea' Tiny Ruins has toured Australia with Seeker Lover Keeper and performed with Fleet Foxes in New Zealand. She touches down this March following guest appearances with CW Stoneking in the UK, and a ten date European run with Holly Throsby and Jordan Ireland.
"Tiny Ruins manages to avoid the applied angst that so often ruins the work of British female singer-songwriters and has created a debut album of vast beauty" - Tom Ravenscroft (BBC)
"Watch out Laura Marling" - Mojo
Auckland five piece The Vietnam War honed their dusty sound over six years and countless shows awakening New Zealand's jangly rock legacy with their self-titled first record. They've shared stages with The Black Keys and The National at home, and borrow tones from The Feelies, Neil Young and The Chills. The band performs their first Australian dates since the album's October release
"All back-porch twang and lazy-day jangle...eerie bliss" - Rolling Stone
"That's the thing about good bands - they make the hard stuff sound so downright effortless" - The Age
"Choice" - Sydney Morning Herald
Tiny Ruins' gorgeous folk plays a perfect contrast to the warm and weathered country rock of The Vietnam War. Some Were Meant For Sea and The Vietnam War are out now on Spunk Records.
Diners will be on the Mezzanine level for this night. Bar food will be available from the bar.
