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Wednesday 3 April 2024

Platinum-selling alternative-industrial rockers, Filter announce, their First Headline Shows in Australia and New Zealand since 2000 as part of The Algorithm World Tour.

“ Australia and New Zealand are two of the most beautiful and welcoming countries I’ve ever been to. Every time we tour, I push our reps to try and get us back there. Unfortunately, due to circumstance beyond our control like a global pandemic, it’s been way too long, ” Filter mainman Richard Patrick said. “ Rock fans there are a very loyal and devoted bunch, and I know we will bring it when get Down Under. I really cannot wait ”

Filter ’s frontman and creative mastermind, Richard Patrick , has spent over 30 years pushing the boundaries of musical expression. Filter ’s debut album, ' Short Bus ', achieved platinum status, propelled by " Hey Man Nice Shot ". The success continued with ' Title of Record ', also going platinum thanks to crossover hit " Take a Picture ". This year Patrick unleashed the new Filter album ‘ The Algorithm ’, which has delivered a sonic revolution for fans worldwide.

Live Patrick hasn’t lost one iota of his in-your-face, punk-meets-rock persona. He still “ belts out the lyrics with pure energy and aggression ” and his band always deliver an intense, in-your-face performance.

“ Richard Patrick had some mega energy and was right in the middle of the crowd…I mean literally. He was crowd-surfing while singing ” (Media Mikes)

“ Hell of a show! Great set list, and Richard's voice still burns! ”

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3rd April 2024 Powerstation, Auckland, New Zealand

Review by Sarah Kidd  with photography by Doug Peters .

For many fans last night, there may have been a rather strange feeling of déjà vu walking into Tāmaki Makaurau’s beloved Powerstation, for there on that very same stage was where Filter had made their New Zealand debut twenty-four years ago.

To begin the night however with their own brand of sophisticated yet dirty rock n roll was the fantastic Black Smoke Trigger hailing from Napier. However, don’t be fooled by the fact they come from a smaller town, these boys already have US Representation, and have supported some big names including (just recently) Halestorm. Throw in collaborations with heavyweights such as David Draiman (Disturbed) and Keith Wallen (Breaking Benjamin) and you have a recipe for a band that demands you stand up and pay attention.

Fronted by Baldrick who knows how to work a crowd and has the chops with which to do so, Black Smoke Trigger hit the ground running opening with ‘The Way I’m Wired’. Working every inch of the stage it was hard to peel your eyes from Baldrick, however when you did you were greeted by three musicians who were delivering a stadium worthy performance despite it being a Wednesday night in a small venue.

Josh Te Maro on drums threw down backing vocals, while simultaneously delivering that big hard rock sound, Dan Fulton on bass ensuring that that aforementioned sound was thickened in all the right places. But it was Charlie Wallace on guitar that often threatened to steal the show with solos that would give Slash a run for his money, his confident stance as he ran his fingers fearlessly along the fretboard having many in the audience nod their heads in deep satisfaction.

Latest track ‘Proof of Life’ gave fans a taste of the influences that are behind the sound of Black Smoke Trigger, bands such as Guns n Roses, and the legendary Alice In Chains certainly playing a part in their formulation. Yet Black Smoke Trigger have turned it into something of their own. A sound that has that nostalgic feel of hard rock from back in the day but translated into something unique that certainly has a place right here in 2024.

Barely giving the audience a chance to catch their breath, ‘Blindfolds & Rattlesnakes’ saw Baldrick quickly whip the Powerstation into a sing a long, and who doesn’t love one of those? The momentum organically continuing on its own which is a testament to Baldricks stage presence.

And a hard rock set wouldn’t be complete without a ballad, ‘Perfect Torture’ a track about loving someone who doesn’t make it easy worthy of a lighter or two held high in the air.

Bringing the set to a close, ‘Caught in the Undertow’ was a definitive stand out as it swaggered about the room, it’s heavy undulating riffs making even those at the bar perk up their ears before latest offering KMTL took the set out in style.

Black Smoke Trigger are going places, and fast – if you get the chance to catch them live. Do so.

Lights down, the crowd roared as hues of blue and red illuminated the darkness, hailing the arrival of Filter. Formed in 1993 this is a band that have seen many a line-up change, however one thing that hasn’t is the sheer ferocity with which front man Richard Patrick commands the stage.

Having recently released the brilliant album The Algorithm – their first in seven years – in 2023, Filter proved to fans and critics alike that they are not some heritage band from the nineties doing the obligatory tour circuit for shits and giggles.

Filter has something to say, and with The Algorithm they do so with tracks that have been described by some as almost ‘mathematical’, the overall sound of the album one that is refined yet satisfyingly heavy. Blending together songs that are not stuck in one particular genre, The Algorithm magnificently brings together innovation in sound and composite techniques that make for a magnificent listening experience.

But of course, Filter are also very conscious of the fact that despite Patrick’s adoration for the people of New Zealand it has been a long time between shows, so their lovingly curated set list had something to ensure that each and every fan left with a grin a mile wide.

Kicking off proceedings with ‘You Walk Away’ from 2002’s The Amalgamut, and it was evident that Patrick is still easily at the top of his game, his vocals powerful, his familiar stance behind the microphone stand bringing back cherished memories for those that had hugged the front line back in the year 2000.

Following it up with ‘The Drowning’ and then ‘For the Beaten’ from their aforementioned latest offering The Algorithm and within the first three songs, Filter not only demonstrated their evolution in sound, but their tenacity to deliver a live show that would make your toes curl with ecstasy.

Recently recruiting Tosh Peterson on drums is certainly a big part of this, at only twenty-two, the Californian drummer has already added acts such as Fall Out Boy, Lil Nas X, Young Thug and Royal and the Serpent to his ever-growing portfolio. Brandishing his sticks like weapons of destruction, Peterson was a certified beast behind the kit, embellishing each and every track with perfection.

Flanking Patrick, bassist Bobby Miller laid down lines that rounded out the heavier songs with ease, often stepping up to the edge to give attendees a better view of his finger work; to his right, Jonathan Radtke (Kill Hannah) ensured that signature and at many times blistering riffs were handled with the expertise required for the more complex Filter compositions.

‘(Can’t You) Trip Like I Do’ was an early entry into the mosh pit stakes, the track written for the Spawn soundtrack that saw Filter collaborate with the one and only Crystal Method quickly seeing the crowd bounce in unison, Patrick visibly enjoying their interaction as he pushed them to go harder, strobe lights taking the live experience to the next level.

‘Obliteration’ a formidable track from their latest album ( check out the official music video ) was a welcome addition to the set list, as was fan favourite ‘Jurassitol’. Patrick showing absolutely no signs of fatigue as he belted out the lyrics.

‘Take a Picture’ gave everyone a chance to rest up for a moment as they swayed to the ballad, a choir of voices filling the air as everyone sang along to the chorus, Patrick singing the line “ Hey Dad, what do you think about your son now?”  before sweetly reversing it at the end to sing “ Hey Son, what do you think about your Dad now? “, a beautiful nod to how time both touches and changes us all.

From this point on however, it was back to the in-your-face alternative, industrial rock show as tracks such as ‘Dose’ from their debut album ‘Short Bus’ (a must have record for any discerning music lover) threw the mosh pit into overdrive, Patrick becoming larger than life as he howled into the mic, sunglasses firmly in place.

‘American Cliché’ and ‘Drug Boy’ were also exhilarating additions to the already stellar set list, Patrick making his thoughts about a certain politician by the name of Trump clear, before ‘Welcome to the Fold’ from Title of Record led into the final and undoubtedly biggest track of the night ‘Hey Man, Nice Shot’.

Inspired by the public on camera suicide of state treasurer of Pennsylvania R. Budd Dwyer who was convicted of bribery, the video that Patrick stumbled upon accidently back in 1991 was in his own words “insanely graphic and horrifying to see”. Yet it inspired a song that was and still remains defining of both Filter’s sound and career.

Hunching over the microphone, Patrick summoned from his gut vocals that sent shivers down the spine, the thunderous bass overlaid with that signature and instantly recognisable chord-powered riff churning the mosh pit into a flurry of bodies and limbs.

There was no encore, Filter not buying into the sometimes cliché game, instead they laid everything out and left their fans sated with a set that was inimitable. Just like Filter themselves.

Black Smoke Trigger:

Were you there at Powerstation for this industrial rock gig? Or have you seen Filter perform live somewhere else before? Tell us about it in the comments below!

Filter Setlist:

• You Walk Away
• The Drowning
• For The Beaten
• What Do You Say
• (Can’t You) Trip Like I Do
• Obliteration
• Take A Picture
• Captain Bligh
• Thoughts And Prayers
• It’s Gonna Kill Me
• American Cliché
• Welcome To The Fold
• Hey Man Nice Shot

Black Smoke Trigger Setlist:

• The Way I’m Wired
• You Can Have It All
• Proof Of Life
• Blindfolds & Rattlesnakes
• Perfect Torture
• The Way Down
• Caught In The Undertow

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Shame about the lead singers negative energy towards the crowds energy and the opening band needed to play on amps vs the foh, the drummer was just too loud.

So good! At 43 I had been waiting half my life for this and made the trip up from Christchurch. I noticed a couple of professional cameras going around, would love to get hold of any videos out there! I’ll never forget this night 😀 can only hope to see them again one day before we all are pushing Zimmer frames.

Never heard of Black Smoke Trigger before, and honestly wasn’t expecting much for an opening band. But holy crap do these guys rock! Been raving about them to everyone. I’m definitely a new fan and can’t wait for the debut album to come out.

Many thanks to Doug for these pix! Was mighty tempted to tap him on the shoulder and ask for a link, lol.

We only came for Black Smoke Trigger, they are a very tight band and were in fine form last night.

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Platinum-selling alternative-industrial rockers, Filter announce, their First Headline Shows in Australia and New Zealand since 2000 as part of The Algorithm World Tour “Australia and New Zealand are two of the most beautiful and welcoming countries I’ve ever been to. Every time we tour, I push our reps to try and get us back there. Unfortunately, due to circumstance beyond our control like a global pandemic, it’s been way too long,” Filter mainman Richard Patrick said. “Rock fans there are a very loyal and devoted bunch, and I know we will bring it when get Down Under. I really cannot wait” Filter’s frontman and creative mastermind, Richard Patrick, has spent over 30 years pushing the boundaries of musical expression. Filter’s debut album, 'Short Bus', achieved platinum status, propelled by "Hey Man Nice Shot". The success continued with 'Title of Record', also going platinum thanks to crossover hit "Take a Picture". This year Patrick unleashed the new Filter album ‘The Algorithm’, which has delivered a sonic revolution for fans worldwide. Live Patrick hasn’t lost one iota of his in-your-face, punk-meets-rock persona. He still “belts out the lyrics with pure energy and aggression” and his band always deliver an intense, in-your-face performance. “Richard Patrick had some mega energy and was right in the middle of the crowd…I mean literally.He was crowd-surfing while singing” (Media Mikes) “Hell of a show! Great set list, and Richard's voice still burns!”

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Platinum-selling alternative-industrial rockers, Filter announce, their First Headline Shows in Australia and New Zealand since 2000 as part of The Algorithm World Tour “Australia and New Zealand are two of the most beautiful and welcoming countries I’ve ever been to. Every time we tour, I push our reps to try and get us back there. Unfortunately, due to circumstance beyond our control like a global pandemic, it’s been way too long,” Filter mainman Richard Patrick said. “Rock fans there are a very loyal and devoted bunch, and I know we will bring it when get Down Under. I really cannot wait” Filter’s frontman and creative mastermind, Richard Patrick, has spent over 30 years pushing the boundaries of musical expression. Filter’s debut album, 'Short Bus', achieved platinum status, propelled by Hey Man Nice Shot. The success continued with 'Title of Record', also going platinum thanks to crossover hit Take a Picture. This year Patrick unleashed the new Filter album ‘The Algorithm’, which has delivered a sonic revolution for fans worldwide. Live Patrick hasn’t lost one iota of his in-your-face, punk-meets-rock persona. He still “belts out the lyrics with pure energy and aggression” and his band always deliver an intense, in-your-face performance. “Richard Patrick had some mega energy and was right in the middle of the crowd…I mean literally.He was crowd-surfing while singing” (Media Mikes) “Hell of a show! Great set list, and Richard's voice still burns!”

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Platinum-selling alternative-industrial rockers Filter  announces their  first headline show in New Zealand since 2000 as part of The Algorithm World Tour.

The Australian tour, starting in April 2024, follows a 6-month-long trek that crisscrossed the United States and Canada, and then is scheduled to go across the pond in March 2024 and hit such countries as The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, and the U.K.

“Australia and New Zealand are two of the most beautiful and welcoming countries I’ve ever been to. Every time we tour, I push our reps to try and get us back there. Unfortunately, due to circumstance beyond our control like a global pandemic, it’s been way too long,” Filter main man Richard Patrick said. “Rock fans there are a very loyal and devoted bunch, and I know we will bring it when get Down Under. I really cannot wait.”

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the band’s birth. In 1993, founder and lead vocalist Patrick placed an ad in Scene Magazine in Cleveland, OH, shortly after leaving Nine Inch Nails as their touring guitarist, looking to form a band that would eventually evolve into Filter.

Patrick has spent three decades pushing the boundaries of musical expression. Filter’s debut album, Short Bus , achieved platinum status, propelled by Hey Man Nice Shot . The success continued with Title of Record , also going platinum thanks to crossover hit Take A Picture .

This year Patrick unleashed the new Filter album The Algorithm , which has delivered a sonic revolution for fans worldwide and has been called the band’s “best record in 20 years.”

FILTER April 2024 NZ Tour Date

Wednesday 3rd April AUCKLAND, Powerstation

Pre-sale: Wednesday 13th September, 9am Local

On Sale : Friday 15th September, 9am Local

From: https://metropolistouring.com/newzealand/filter-2024/

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Filter have booked an Australian/New Zealand tour for April 2024. Here’s the dates:

04/03 Auckland, NZ – Powerstation 04/05 Melbourne, AUS – The Croxton 04/06 Sydney, AUS – Metro Theatre 04/07 Brisbane, AUS – The Triffid 04/09 Adelaide, AUS – The Gov 04/10 Perth, AUS – Magnet House

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FILTER to tour Australia & New Zealand for first time in two decades

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Platinum-selling alternative-industrial rockers FILTER  announces their first headline shows in Australia and New Zealand since 2000 as part of The Algorithm World Tour. The Australian tour, starting in April 2024, follows a 6-month-long trek that crisscrossed the United States and Canada, and then is scheduled to go across the pond in March 2024 and hit such countries as The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, and the U.K.

“Australia and New Zealand are two of the most beautiful and welcoming countries I’ve ever been to. Every time we tour, I push our reps to try and get us back there. Unfortunately, due to circumstance beyond our control like a global pandemic, it’s been way too long,” Filter main man Richard Patrick said. “Rock fans there are a very loyal and devoted bunch, and I know we will bring it when get Down Under. I really cannot wait.”

This year marks the 30 th anniversary of the band’s birth. In 1993, founder and lead vocalist Patrick placed an ad in Scene Magazine in Cleveland, OH, shortly after leaving Nine Inch Nails as their touring guitarist, looking to form a band that would eventually evolve into Filter.

Patrick has spent three decades pushing the boundaries of musical expression. Filter’s debut album, Short Bus , achieved platinum status, propelled by ‘ Hey Man Nice Shot .’ The success continued with Title of Record , also going platinum thanks to crossover hit ‘ Take A Picture .’

This year Patrick  unleashed the new  Filter  album  The Algorithm ,  which has delivered a sonic revolution for fans worldwide and has been called the band’s “best record in 20 years.”

Live Patrick hasn’t lost one iota of his in-your-face, punk-meets-rock persona. He still “belts out the lyrics with pure energy and aggression” and his band always deliver an intense, in-your-face performance.

FILTER April 2024 Australian Tour Dates

Friday 5th April – MELBOURNE, Croxton Bandroom Saturday 6th April – SYDNEY, Metro Theatre Sunday 7th April – BRISBANE, The Triffid Tuesday 9th April – ADELAIDE, The Gov Wednesday 10th April – PERTH, Magnet House

Tickets: Pre-sale: Wednesday 13th September, 9am Local On Sale : Friday 15th September, 9am Local

From: https://metropolistouring.com/filter-2024/

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FILTER touring Aus & NZ for the first time since 2000

FILTER touring Aus & NZ for the first time since 2000

Platinum-selling alternative-industrial rockers, Filter announce their First Headline Shows in Australia and New Zealand since 2000!

“Australia and New Zealand are two of the most beautiful and welcoming countries I’ve ever been to. Every time we tour, I push our reps to try and get us back there. Unfortunately, due to circumstance beyond our control like a global pandemic, it’s been way too long,” Filter mainman Richard Patrick said. “Rock fans there are a very loyal and devoted bunch, and I know we will bring it when get Down Under. I really cannot wait”

Filter’s frontman and creative mastermind, Richard Patrick, has spent over 30 years pushing the boundaries of musical expression. Filter’s debut album, ‘Short Bus‘, achieved platinum status, propelled by “Hey Man Nice Shot“. The success continued with ‘Title of Record‘, also going platinum thanks to crossover hit “Take a Picture“. This year Patrick unleashed the new Filter album ‘The Algorithm’.

Live Patrick still “belts out the lyrics with pure energy and aggression” and his band always deliver an intense, in-your-face performance.

APR 3 Auckland Powerstation APR 5 Melbourne Croxton Bandroom APR 6 Sydney Metro Theatre APR 7 Brisbane The Triffid APR 9 Adelaide The Gov APR 10 Perth Magnet House

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FILTER announce 2024 Australian tour

FILTER TO TOUR AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND FOR FIRST TIME IN 2 DECADES

Hard rockers to play 6 as 30-year anniversary trek rolls on

Platinum-selling alternative-industrial rockers FILTER  announces their first headline shows in Australia and New Zealand since 2000 as part of The Algorithm World Tour.

The Australian tour, starting in April 2024, follows a 6-month-long trek that crisscrossed the United States and Canada, and then is scheduled to go across the pond in March 2024 and hit such countries as The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, France, the Czech Republic, Austria, Poland, and the U.K.

“Australia and New Zealand are two of the most beautiful and welcoming countries I’ve ever been to. Every time we tour, I push our reps to try and get us back there. Unfortunately, due to circumstance beyond our control like a global pandemic, it’s been way too long,” Filter main man Richard Patrick said. “Rock fans there are a very loyal and devoted bunch, and I know we will bring it when get Down Under. I really cannot wait.”

This year marks the 30 th anniversary of the band’s birth. In 1993, founder and lead vocalist Patrick placed an ad in Scene Magazine in Cleveland, OH, shortly after leaving Nine Inch Nails as their touring guitarist, looking to form a band that would eventually evolve into Filter.

Patrick has spent three decades pushing the boundaries of musical expression. Filter’s debut album, Short Bus , achieved platinum status, propelled by ‘ Hey Man Nice Shot .’ The success continued with Title of Record , also going platinum thanks to crossover hit ‘ Take A Picture .’

This year Patrick  unleashed the new  Filter  album  The Algorithm ,  which has delivered a sonic revolution for fans worldwide and has been called the band’s “best record in 20 years.”

Live Patrick hasn’t lost one iota of his in-your-face, punk-meets-rock persona. He still “belts out the lyrics with pure energy and aggression” and his band always deliver an intense, in-your-face performance.

Pre-sale: Wednesday 13th September, 9am Local

On Sale : Friday 15th September, 9am Local

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