Flamingo Pier are heading home this spring with a six-date New Zealand tour to celebrate the release of their new album, Woven Together, out October 9, and they’ve just revealed a seriously packed list of support acts across the run.
Written and recorded in New Zealand, Woven Together captures the emotional rhythm of everyday life, the highs and lows that connect people on the dancefloor and beyond. For a band that formed in London, making the album at home marks a new chapter after twelve years of building a global community of collaborators, dancers and fans.

“There are so many talented artists in NZ and we’re stoked to have some of our faves helping us to make these parties special. Old friends and new to keep that dancefloor moving all night,” said Luke Walker of Flamingo Pier.
The tour kicks off at Meow Nui, Wellington on October 9 with Christopher Tubbs and Bontempo, before Hollywood Avondale, Auckland on October 10 with Frank Booker, Nathan Haines (DJ/Live) and Jaimie. From there it heads to Paisley Stage, Napier on October 23 with House Of Beats, Butler’s Reef, Ōakura on October 24 with Sam Calfy (Mutual Friends) and Brokeboybreak, and Totara Street, Mount Maunganui on October 25 with Skip James. The run wraps up months later at Sydenham Underpass, Christchurch on January 29, with Craigslist and Kate Land.

Fans can expect Flamingo Pier’s full live band on stage for the shows, mixing new material from Woven Together with fan favourites and the energy that’s made them one of Aotearoa’s most beloved dance acts.
Tickets are on sale now via Banished Music.
Tour dates:
- October 9 — Meow Nui, Wellington w/ Christopher Tubbs & Bontempo
- October 10 — Hollywood Avondale, Auckland w/ Frank Booker, Nathan Haines (DJ/Live) & Jaimie
- October 23 — Paisley Stage, Napier w/ House Of Beats
- October 24 — Butler’s Reef, Ōakura w/ Sam Calfy (Mutual Friends) & Brokeboybreak
- October 25 — Totara Street, Mount Maunganui w/ Skip James
- January 29 — Sydenham Underpass, Christchurch w/ Craigslist & Kate Land

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