Louis Baker Music Video / Tour Announcement

Louis Baker Promo Image
After revealing his hauntingly beautiful single ‘Gave It All Away’ to the world earlier this year, today Wellingtonian singer-songwriter Louis Baker gives us the official music video below, and announces two New Zealand show dates this May.

Louis is set to play two powerful shows next month – one at Auckland’s slick downtown venue REC, and one at Wellington’s legendary San Fran, backed by full band (Johnny Lawrence – bass / Cory Champion – drums / Dan Hayles – keys).

Louis Baker NZ Tour

May 19 – REC, Auckland [Tickets via Dash ticketing here]
May 20 – San Fran, Wellington [Tickets via Dash ticketing here]

 Gave It All Away Music Video:

(Directed by Simon Godsiff, produced by Cushla Aston and shot at QT Museum Wellington)


As the video unfolds, we are taken right back to the song’s origins – to the night the song came to life in a hotel room on the other side of the world. “I remember feeling the exhaustion starting to set in, after being on the road by myself in the UK for quite some time,” Louis reminisces. “The video depicts what actually happened, although the room wasn’t as nice. I got back to my motel room after a show and wrote the song in 15 minutes, it came pouring out of me because I meant every word.” 

“The song is about not giving up on your dreams. It’s about never giving in. It’s about the resolve and determination one must have in order to make these dreams become reality.”

Worldwide praise for Louis Baker:

“Louis Baker, you sing my soul” – India Arie

“Many soul singers might wishfully compare themselves to Marvin Gaye or Otis Redding, but for Louis Baker, the comparison is truly deserved”
– New Zealand Herald

“How can anyone have a voice this timeless and soulful” – Field Day

“You aren’t just hearing the music – you’re feeling it” – UnderTheRadar

“To crafted songs like Birds, Back on my Feet and now his new single Rainbow, Louis Baker has brought a rare sense of persuasive intimacy and a soulful conviction where you believe every syllable he sings” – Graham Reid, Elsewhere

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