Canadian indie-folk artist Feist is coming to Auckland's Powerstation on November 25, bringing her long-awaited headline show since her 2012 Laneway Festival performance.
The four-time Grammy nominee goes on tour in support of her fourth full-length album 'Pleasure' which was released in April. Pleasure lends itself perfectly to a live setting, placing Feist firmly as an inventive and talented guitarist bolstered by raw vocal arrangements and imbued with an unruly spirit courtesy of her punk roots.
Beginning her career with an impressive record touring with Broken Social Scene and Peaches, Feist's solo material has seen her become one of Canada's most lauded artists, collecting no fewer than 11 Juno Awards, including two 'Artist of the Year' nods since her debut release 'Let It Die' in 2004.
Six years after her first album, Feist is making a comeback with an album that presents a study on self-awareness while daringly and joyfully playing with genre. Fans can expect an intimate and expressive evening from a remarkable live talent.
With her catalogue having sold over 3 million units worldwide and amassed more than 500 million streams, alongside appearances on Saturday Night Live, selling out the Hollywood Bowl, and boasting the second-most-watched video in Sesame Street history, Feist is an artist not to be missed.
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