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Seit Anfang Februar ist David auf Tour durch Neuseeland und Australien, mit insgesamt sechs Gigs in und um Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne und Sydney. Begonnen wurde mit 3 tagen auf dem Off The Radar Festival in Te Arai, ca. 2 Stunden ausserhalb von Auckland, mitten im Nirgendwo, mit zwei Badeseen und dem Meer in direkter Nähe.

Besonderen Dank an dieser Stelle an Logan & Jay und auch allen anderen, die unterwegs mit Hingabe und Tipps Beistand geleistet haben,danke für alles!!

Hier sind die Snapshots aus der ersten Woche.
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Since the beginning of February David has been on tour through New Zealand and Australia, with alltogether six gigs in and around Auckland, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, starting off with 3 days at Off The Radar Festival in Te Arai. That is about 2 hours out of Auckland, with two swimming lakes and the sea right next to the site.

Special thanks go out to Logan & Jay, and also to everyone else who provided advice and shelter all along the trip, thank you for everything!!

Here are the snapshots from week one.

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Leaving Europe, covered in snow

Short stop in Abu Dhabi

Arriving in Melbourne for a late dinner with Danielle and Ewan of Visionhound, Lee Burridge and Matthew Dekay.

Farm charme in Hastings at the Visionhound headquarters

Ewan starting the series of some of the best BBQ’s I ever had

Just arrived in Auckland, New Zealand. Here people live in small houses at the edge of the jungle, with view of the sea

some shopping on the way to Te Arai. Coconut water every single day.

thx Piers and Bambam for the ride 😉

good stuff we don’t even have in Germany

The Off The Radar festival site in Te Arai

festival life with Mr. Easy

sharing a chalet up the hills with Nico and Tessa

Hitchhiking to the beach

Off The Radar

ginger brew at the bar

the party is over

final BBQ in Te Arai. Half a lamb for 8 people. Check!

the best lamb ever, as soft as chocolate

Jay + Logan’s truck

thanks Logan and Jay for taking me in for one week!

on top of Mount Eden, Auckland

Chinese has become the second most important language in New Zealand

seaweed

Logan setting it up for the party at Neck of The Woods, Auckland

Better burger

Working on a remix

at the liquor spot

2 metres of Pizza

goodby Auckland