Sales of Brilleaux's latest album went so well on their European tour, a new pressing is now needed. Photo/Roycano.com
Sales of Brilleaux's latest album went so well on their European tour, a new pressing is now needed. Photo/Roycano.com
Brilleaux are back from an "amazing" tour of Europe and ready to do it all over again for the locals.
"We have toured the UK twice before, but it gets better and better," says frontman Graham Clark.
The band has achieved a following in the UK, with some fans travellingall over the country to see it at various venues.
"We play our own Kiwi interpretation of British rhythm and blues, and at the festivals we play at they seem to enjoy it very much. It's similar to what they are used to, but sufficiently different enough to give us our own unique take on the genre.
"This year we also had a festival in Italy, which truly was the experience of a lifetime," he says. "We played to a very enthusiastic audience who were, let's just say 'very loose!' and having a good time. The organiser of the festival enjoyed us so much he is talking about finding us a couple of other festivals in Italy next year, so fingers crossed for that to happen."
