The band formed in 2009 and there are strong rumours they'll have an album for sale at the gig.
White says the band is a bit of a departure for him.
"This is a deadly serious side project for me, Toki and Ben.We take it very seriously how much of a side project it is."
He rather sardonically describes the album: "We have an album of magically fabricated deathjungle pop songs we have been recording as we go."
• It's gospel
Tear, or The Evangelical Alliance Relief Fund is presenting an Australian gospel musician in Dunedin.
Peter Shurley is to play a free concert on May 7 at 7pm in Andersons Bay Presbyterian Church, 76 Silverton St, Andersons Bay.
Described as one of Australia's most popular gospel artists, multi-award-winning singer-songwriter and instrumentalist, Shurley is touring to support his 16th album, although this will be his first performance in the South Island.
The concerts are free but donations are welcome.
See www.tearfund.org.nz for tour details.
• Rock on
New Zealand rock 'n' roll survivor Tom Sharplin is on the road again on his "Rock around the 50s" tour which begins this week.
He's travelling the country with Operatunity, whose line-up includes Geoffrey Hughes, Karen Davy and Marian Burns alongside Sharplin and his band members Bruce French, Ray Eade and Peter Wood.
Sharplin says he and the band are excited to be joining Operatunity for the tour.
"Our audiences are certain of having a great time with music that will take you back to the fun days of the '50s rock 'n' roll." Organisers invite audience members to dress-up and join the fun in 1950s fashions.
On the web: www.operatunity.co.nz
• Music to read by
May is New Zealand Music Month and at Dunedin's libraries there will be plenty to hear.
The City Library, in Moray Pl, will be holding a gig night every Thursday from 5.30pm-7pm, as well as lunch sessions on Fridays from 12.30pm-1.30pm.
This week's Thursday gig features TLA, Julian Temple and John Egenes, while Friday's lunch session features Matt Langley.
Meanwhile, community libraries around the city are also taking part, with performances at Port Chalmers, Mosgiel and Waikouaiti throughout the month ranging from choirs to ukuleles and kapa haka. The action begins with Elise Allen and Dierdre Newall at Port Chalmers on Thursday at 7pm.
• Nobody's perfect
British singing sensation Jessie J has "indefinitely postponed" a planned New Zealand promotional trip due to family commitments.
She was to have visited the country on May 6 and 7.
