“The label was like, we don’t want to put it out till you can tour so.we took an extra year to make sure we had it, and we did”. “We were supposed to hand the record in the month the pandemic hit and it just wasn’t there.” says Russo. Everything that lead up to the bands 7th studio release The Hum seems to have been written in the stars. If there was one word to describe this latest endeavor, it would be serendipitous. “It almost feels like a new band” says long time singer Scott Russo. With a history of lineup changes (last played in New Zealand in 2002), this incarnation of the band have been steady since 2014. Then Monday 6th March its time to turn those amps up with UNWRITTEN LAW + A WILHELM SCREAM (6th March) Galatos plus local support MIINDS + Flirting with Disaster, all profits from the show will go to Muriwai Emergency Network GroupĮversion Clothing Presents a banger of a show coming in hot for 2023.įormed in 1989 in Poway, California, UNWRITTEN LAW have been operational in 5 different decades. Time: Doors open 5pm $25 + bf, All profits for this show go the community of Muriwai Emergency Network Group Where: Hallertau Brewery, 1171 Coatesville Riverhead Highway, Auckland
Hallertau Presents UNWRITTEN LAW ACOUSTIC PERFORMANCE Live Hallertau Brewery The Promoter reached out to both Unwritten Law & A Wilhelm Scream and told them about what the community of Muriwai had gone through with Cyclone Gabrielle in February bringing tons of land down in slips, leaving some homeless as well as the deaths of Firefighters Dave van Zwanenberg and Craig Stevens.īoth Unwritten Law + A Wilhelm Scream jumped straight on board and can’t wait to get to New Zealand and give back to Muriwai community! LETS SELL THIS F#CKER OUT AND RAISE SOME SERIOUS MONEY.ĪTTENTION ATTENTION!! Unwritten Law had to cancel their Australian tour due to no fault of their own and their New Zealand performance was looking dim. The Promoters of this show, half of them coming from Muriwai, have after talking with the band decided that all profits will go into helping the Muriwai community recover. They are all part of our crew and we need to be there to help them recover. It's been a wild month in NZ and nothing has captured us more than those who have lost loved ones and everything they own.
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