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Sat 28 Sep, 2013 Metro City, Perth - 18+
Tue 01 Oct, 2013 Eatons Hill Hotel, Brisbane - 18+
Fri 04 Oct, 2013 Hordern Pavilion, Sydney - All Ages
Sat 05 Oct, 2013 Festival Hall, Melbourne - 18+

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Redcoats

Redcoats

Redcoats name has become synonymous with big sounds; bombastic drums and guitars matched by lead singer Emilio Mercuri’s powerful vocals and a pulsating bass that have seen the band support the likes of Grinspoon, Papa Vs Pretty, Karnivool and Stone Temple Pilots.

Single ‘Dreamshaker’ cements its #76 ranking in triple j’s ‘Hottest 100’ in 2011 and their subsequent self-titled debut have garnered critical acclaim by capturing that notorious on-stage energy into album form:

“Rock music that hits you hard with weight and intensity.” - Blunt Magazine

“Ignore this at your peril” – ****, Rolling Stone


Beaches

Beaches

Performing at The Cult’s Sydney and Melbourne performances will be Victoria’s own psych-rock five piece Beaches, who has captivated Australian and US audiences with their entrancing live performances since forming in 2007. Their debut album was shortlisted for the Australian Music Prize and its follow up She Beats is impressing critics with its kaleidoscope of dream rock and expert musicianship:

“Beaches transcend time in a sound that is at once unique and familiar, grounded and otherworldly.” – Mess + Noise

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THE CULT announce Electric 13 World Tour touring Australia this spring!

24 Jun 2013

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ELECTRIC 13 WORLD TOUR -
TOURING AUSTRALIA THIS SPRING!

The Frontier Touring Company is thrilled to confirm that The Cult’s Electric 13 World Tour will be touring across Australia this September and October.

“The Cult's life blood has always been playing live, we are between albums and decided to continue the momentum created by Choice of Weapon, stay in people’s hearts and minds. As Love Live was such an incredible experience, we have decided that performing the Electric album, an event that has been demanded by our fans and followers, is the perfect live set to play in 2013.” - Ian Astbury, The Cult

Born out of the ashes of the UK post-punk scene, The Cult evolved to become one of the most influential and controversial rock bands of the late 20th century, selling millions of albums, headlining venues worldwide, infusing innovative possibilities into the worlds of music, art and fashion and quickly ascending through the ranks of the indie music world to achieve global status.

In 1987, The Cult released “Electric”, an album of stylistic change that aimed the band straight at the heart of the rock market. Recorded in New York City at the legendary Electric Ladyland studios and filled with the energy of the dirty NYC streets, together with a young producer named Rick Rubin, who resonated more with the hip hop world of The Beastie Boys, Run DMC, and Public Enemy; the band delivered an recording that has gone on to become one of The Cult’s most successful and influential albums, and as a follow up to "Love ", kicked the door wide open to a passionate new audience.

“Electric” went on to become the band’s first Platinum album. They quickly captured media attention featuring heavily in music and fashion magazines as well as becoming an MTV staple after dark and where spun heavily on radio coast to coast. Electric was supported by an incident filled world tour with Guns N’ Roses as the opener in North American. Beginning in January of that year, The Cult headlined in the U.K., Europe, the U.S., Canada, and Australia, opened select dates for Iggy Pop and David Bowie, returning at the end of the year to sell out Wembley Arena and Brixton Academy in London.

The Cult will perform “ELECTRIC”, raw and unfiltered on tour in 2013, an event branded as ELECTRIC 13. This will be a hot ticket as The Cult has never performed the album in its entirety. The live show will also include a second set pulling from the band’s eight other studio albums.

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