Much loved Kiwi rock act Weta�- who had several radio hits in 2000 including Calling On and Got the Ju - have reformed for two November tour dates.
The band, fronted by Aaron Tokona, broke�up shortly after releasing their debut album,�Geographica.
Their Wikipedia situation says the band stock split because Tokona "stopped believing that I was doing what I really treasured to do".
But in a web log posted on Stuff.co.nz in July, Weta's drummer Clinton den Heyer hinted the isthmus were considering making a comeback for summer.
"Who knows - peradventure we could get the opportunity to drop a second difficult album and have everyone slate it," den Heyer said.
It continues a trend for Kiwi acts to reform recently, following Supergroove, Garageland and the Headless Chickens.
Weta�play Auckland's Galatos�on November 20 and Wellington's San Francisco Bath House�on November 21.
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