SuperEtte Concert & Tour History

SuperEtte Concert History

Dave Mulcahy's first post-Jean Paul Sartre Experience band was the unfortunately short-lived Superette, who sprung up in Auckland in 1993. With Mulcahy taking guitar and vocal duties, he pulled together Ben Howe (bass) and Greta Anderson (drums/backing vox) to record the rough, thematically scary, but thoroughly charming Rosepig EP. From here the band became known as one of the better live pop-rock acts around New Zealand, and were a defining sound (along with the artists like 3Ds) in mid-1990s New Zealand music.

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Date	Concert	Venue	Location
Aug 07, 2021	SuperEtte	Michael Fowler Centre	Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand
Jul 24, 2021	SuperEtte	Auckland Town Hall	Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Mar 03, 2019	SuperEtte Brooklyn Boogie Brunch	Littlefield	New York, New York, United States
Aug 31, 2018	SuperEtte The Others Way	Galatos	Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Feb 28, 2016	SuperEtte	Waterloo Records	Austin, Texas, United States
Oct 27, 2006	SuperEtte	San Francisco Bath House	Wellington, Wellington, New Zealand

Jan 17, 1997	SuperEtte Big Day Out Auckland	Ericsson Stadium	Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Dec 31, 1996	SuperEtte	Dux De Lux	Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand
Mar 29, 1996	SuperEtte Nunfest	Powerstation	Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
Jan 19, 1996	Big Day Out 1996 Ammonia / Bailterspace / Billy Bragg / Breast Secreting Cake / Chris Knox / Chugg / Dam Native / Dark Tower / Dead Flowers / Dirty Three / Elastica / Eye TV / Future Stupid / Garageland / Head Like A Hole / High Dependency Unit / Inchworm / Joint Force / Jordan Reyne / King Loser / Loves Ugly Children / Magic Dirt / Martin Phillipps & The Chills / Muckhole / Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds / Nothing At All! / Porno for Pyros / PumpkinHead / Rage Against The Machine / Rancid / Regurgitator / Second Child / Shihad / Short / Spiderbait / SuperEtte / TISM / The Applicators / The Jesus Lizard / The Prodigy / Tricky / Tumbleweed Show all bands Setlists	Mount Smart Stadium	Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand