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Franz Ferdinand announce first Australian tour in over seven years

The iconic indie rockers return late in 2025, playing their first Brisbane and Perth shows in a over a decade.
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Press Club hit the road for massive Australian tour with plenty of regional stops

The Melbourne four-piece punk outfit has just released their exhilarating fourth record, To All The Ones That I Love - and they're hitting the road to celebrate.
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UK hip hop star Loyle Carner announces Australian tour

The South London MC is returning to Australia with a new album, after a set of stellar sold-out shows in 2023.
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The Preatures announce 15 Australian tour dates, hint at new music

The Sydney band will play their acclaimed debut Blue Planet Eyes in full at shows across the country kicking off in June.
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Justice will return to Australia for three arena shows this December

The French duo will bring the full production of their new live show for their first Australian dates in over seven years.
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Little Birdy are back and will play BigBigLove in full on 10-date tour

The Western Australian 2000s indie icons celebrate the 21st anniversary of their acclaimed debut album
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Cloud Control reunites for debut album anniversary tour

There's something in the water - the hazy, psych-folk band from the Blue Mountains is back. 
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Bloc Party lock in Aus tour for Silent Alarm's 20th anniversary

The band will play their classic debut album in full as well as a set of other hits from across their esteemed career.
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The Lemonheads to play classic albums in full on Australian tour

Evan Dando and co will return to Australia to belatedly celebrate the anniversaries of a couple of classic albums.
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Shoegaze icons Slowdive announce return to Australia this June

The legendary British indie band return to Australia after their massive sold out shows in 2023.
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On triple j's 50th birthday, we're playing its first day in full

Hear what went to air on the very first day of triple j in 1975, 50 years to the day after the transmitters were switched on.
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We're reliving the Hottest 100 of 2004 to kick off the Hottest Weekend

Help us kick off the Hottest Weekend in style with a trip back 20 years to a cracking countdown
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Jack White has added more shows to his December Australian tour

Another surprise from Jack White in a year that's been full of them
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Shihad are breaking up after one last Australian tour

After almost 40 years of rock'n'roll domination, New Zealand band Shihad are calling it quits 
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New Order will hit our shores from March 2025 for a headline tour

The Manchester legends will bring their influential catalogue of hits to our shores next year, following on a 2020 visit that was cut short due to COVID.
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