Krafty Kuts 2023 A Skillz JUN

Live Music Australia Old Tour Dates / January 2, 2023 by Live Music Australia / Leave a Comment

Celebrating 20 years of Trickatechnology, Krafty Kuts 2023 and A Skillz are touring Australia and New Zealand in June. The tour sees headline shows along with some mini festivals with other big names. Should be a finger licking good time, so get your funk on and get to a venue near you for some life changing electronic music. From hip hop to funky breaks, Krafty Kuts 2023, the founder of breaks record label Finger Licking, is the master of bring the party on the ones and twos. Or in Krafty’s case The ones, twos, threes, fours, and even more.

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Ticket prices are between $40 and $75 depending on event and location. Check below for all the deets and tix links.

A Skillz Krafty Kuts 2023 Trickatechnology

20th Anniversary Tour Dates

Friday 09 June 9pm $25 – Fiction Club – Ngunnawal/ Canberra, ACT – Tickets at INTIX.

Saturday 10 June 1pm $65 – Garden Party – Ivy Thursdays – Gadigal/ Sydney, NSW – Tickets at Moshtix.

Sunday 11 June 4pm $60 – One More Time – The Court, Boorloo/ Perth, WA – Tickets at Megatix.

Thursday 15 June 7pm $23 Lovers Lane – Arakwal/ Byron Bay, NSW – Tickets at Eventbrite.

Friday 16 June 6pm $75 – Planet of the Breaks – Oasis – Meanjin/ Brisbane, QLD – Tickets at Moshtix.

Saturday 17 June – Mardi Gras Festival – Tāhuna/ Queenstown, NZ – Tickets at FlicketNZ.

Sunday 18 2pm $50 – Howler – Naarm/ Melbourne, VIC – Tickets at Moshtix. | Eventbrite

Friday 23 June – The Mothership – Tāmaki Makaurau/ Auckland, NZ

Saturday 24 June 4pm NZ$100- Mardi Gras Festival – Ohakune, NZ – Tickets at FlicketNZ.

A Skillz Krafty Kuts 2023 June AUS NZ tour dates

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