Warren is celebrating the release of his latest album Balance 018. He began his career 20 years ago as tour DJ with Massive Attack, before he moved to a residency at club Cream. He has played his eight albums in every major club in the world.
Limited tickets for the Debajo night cost $25 plus booking fee from iticketexpress.co.nz. The R18 show starts at 9pm.
• I Am Giant postponed its Queenstown gig on Wednesday as the band was unable to get to the resort because of snow. The gig was to be in Revolver.
The London-based alternative New Zealand rock band aimed to reschedule the gig for early October, along with a Christchurch date, organisers said.
TODAY
7pm: Les Richardson (keyboard) and Robin Whiting (saxophone) play in the Friday Jazz Club, in Les Alpes. Free.
9pm: Christchurch classic and contemporary rock covers trio the Elevators play at the New Orleans Hotel, Arrowtown, all night. Free.
10pm: Head Like a Hole returns to Revolver with its first album in a decade, Blood Will Out, including the singles "Swagger of Thieves" and "Glory Glory (Hallelujah)". With support from Cairo Knife Fight. Tickets $30.
TOMORROW
9pm: The Oakley Rebellion Tour arrives in Revolver with team riders and Australian DJ duo the Faders, with support from DJ Bascik Syntax, of Queenstown.
10pm: Queenstown's Ghettoblaster plays in Dux de Lux. Free.
SUNDAY
6pm: Queenstown covers duo Calico play in Dux de Lux. Free.
TUESDAY
8.30pm: What happened when Russian chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov played IBM super-computer Deep Blue in the 1990s is revealed in Game Over: Kasparov and the Machine, Dorothy Brown's Cinema, Arrowtown.
THURSDAY
9pm: Luger Boa promotes second album New Hot Nights, while Black River Drive plays debut album Perfect Flaws, with guests, in Revolver. Pre-sales $20, door sales $25.
