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Wed 31 Jul, 2013 | Hordern Pavilion, Sydney - All Ages | |||||||||
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alt-J July 2013 (AUS)
TOUR DATES & TICKETINGarrow
Date | Venue | Status |
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Sat 27 Jul, 2013 | HBF Stadium, Perth - All Ages | |
Tue 30 Jul, 2013 | Festival Hall, Melbourne - All Ages | |
Wed 31 Jul, 2013 | Hordern Pavilion, Sydney - All Ages |
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Snakadaktal
Audiences in Sydney and Melbourne will be treated to the sounds of indie pop quintet Snakadaktal. Hailing from Melbourne’s leafy outer suburbs, this band of friends have been making waves since winning triple j’s Unearthed High competition and single ‘Air’ placing #22 in the triple j Hottest 100.
Their self titled EP balanced the delicate vocals of lead singers Sean and Phoebe with the exceptional musicianship of Barna, Joseph and Jarrah.
Snakadaktal recently headed into the studio to work on their highly anticipated debut album which is due for release in August this year and will show music lovers everywhere exactly what they're capable of. On stage, the band is just as impressive;
“One word that has always applied to this indie pop group, and will continue to in the years to come, is genius – which their energetic live performance made all the more obvious.”
- FasterLouder
City Calm Down
Melbourne four-piece City Calm Down, who supported alt-J (?) at their Sydney headline show earlier this year, clearly impressed both audiences and the band.
Their EP Movements (out now through I OH YOU) is a dark pop electronic based release with an infusion of modern day pop hooks and is the result of the band bunkering down for three years to hone their sound and perfect their skills. These killer tracks will be on display across all of alt-J (?)’s Australian performances.
“City Calm Down are making music far beyond their years, and with the quality of music they’re producing currently, it would be worth keeping an eye on them.” 8/10 - Tonedeaf