Following hot on the heels of their recently released album, Wellington-based Kita are delighted to come to Christchurch this June
Following hot on the heels of their recently released album, Wellington-based Kita are delighted to announce a tour around Aotearoa in support of their debut self-titled album, visiting eight centres this June.
Firmly on the ones-to-watch list in a vibrant local music scene, Kita's sound builds a dreamscape of synth-pop, with stunning melodies layered over soulful beats.
The three-piece – consisting of vocalist, guitarist, and writer Nikita 雅涵 Tu-Bryant, keyboardist Ed Zuccollo (The Black Seeds, Trinity Roots, Troy Kingi, Hollie Smith), and drummer Rick Cranson (Little Bushman) – happily play in the space between genre, melding a distinctive style peppered with moments of modern jazz, vintage rock, polished pop, and grounding soul.
Kita will be joined at Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch shows by band-member Ed Zuccollo’s other project ZUKE, an electronic-based exploratory journey into the physicality of deep bass, aimed at unleashing the immersive power of large sound systems.
Tickets on sale now.
Following hot on the heels of their recently released album, Wellington-based Kita are delighted to announce a tour around Aotearoa in support of their debut self-titled album, visiting eight centres this June.
Firmly on the ones-to-watch list in a vibrant local music scene, Kita's sound builds a dreamscape of synth-pop, with stunning melodies layered over soulful beats.
The three-piece – consisting of vocalist, guitarist, and writer Nikita 雅涵 Tu-Bryant, keyboardist Ed Zuccollo (The Black Seeds, Trinity Roots, Troy Kingi, Hollie Smith), and drummer Rick Cranson (Little Bushman) – happily play in the space between genre, melding a distinctive style peppered with moments of modern jazz, vintage rock, polished pop, and grounding soul.
Kita will be joined at Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch shows by band-member Ed Zuccollo’s other project ZUKE, an electronic-based exploratory journey into the physicality of deep bass, aimed at unleashing the immersive power of large sound systems.
Tickets on sale now.