Brodie Street: Spectrums 2023

Brodie Street Announces Spectrums 2023
First Concert Tour Since 2019 Kicks Off In New Zealand In August 2023

New Zealand-based producer and songwriter Brodie Street will play select shows in New Zealand and Australia in August and September 2023 on his first concert tour since 2019, and his first run of international shows since 2017.

After a 4-year hiatus from touring, the producer and songwriter will bring his brand-new Spectrums Tour to select theatres in New Zealand and Australia later this year. Featuring a mix of new material from Brodie Street’s new album “Shadow Theory and material from older albums (Mythologic and Oceanview) alongside a new visual production, the Spectrums Live Show is an extravagant production that is not to be missed as it tells the story of Brodie Street’s Pandemic Years and Mental Health Journey over the years. His testimony comes to life in this 90-minute production that is both intimate and on par with some of the biggest concerts on the planet taking place in theatres across New Zealand and International markets in 2023 and 2024.

James Brodie: "Throughout the pandemic, I’ve had to learn how to play these songs and give them new meaning and life, and through Spectrums I’ve been blessed to find a way to share these songs along with the stories and lessons I’ve learned through the pandemic and growing up in Te Aroha. for these shows have been very special and filled with a lot of emotion… From joy, love, and hope to fear anxiety, and uncertainty- these are covered in this show along with everything else in between. And I can’t wait to get back on the road and share these songs and stories with you. Matamata and Palmerston North… Welcome to Brodie Street. See you in August."

The Spectrums 2023 Tour kicks off in Matamata on Saturday, August 5th 2023 and will play in Palmerston North one week later on Friday, August 11th 2023 at the Globe Theatre before jumping the ditch for a run of yet-to-be-announced Australian shows in September and additional shows in New Zealand later in the year. Tickets beginning at $20 per person are on sale now from all usual outlets.