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09 Feb 2016
LEFTFIELD announce club shows in Melbourne & Sydney this month!
Feb 09, 2016Frontier Touring are thrilled to confirm Australian club shows for iconic British electronic outfit Leftfield, playing Melbourne’s 170 Russell and Sydney’s Metro Theatre this month. These performances replace previously announced winery shows by an alternative promoter which have been cancelled due to circumstances beyond the artist’s control:
“We had various options on what to do when we found out about the cancellation of the two events, but as far as I was concerned we just had to come to Australia. I didn’t want to let down any Leftfield fans. Now that we are going to be in the cities, we just want to pack these rooms out and come together with our fans whom we haven’t seen for 5 years.” – Neil Barnes
Leftfield will be touring AuStralia for the first time since 2011 in celebration of their acclaimed third album Alternative Light Source (out now via Liberator Music/Infectious Music), the follow up to the Mercury Prize nominated Leftism (1995) and Rhythm and Stealth (1999):
‘It has a fantastic visceral dance floor pulse, the only response is fist pumping joy’ - 8/10, Mixmag
‘Leftfield’s muscular invigorating presence remains undimmed’ -★★★★ MOJO
‘a worthy successor… brimming with energy, ideas and diaphragm-rattling bass’ - 8/10, Clash
‘A masterpiece of texture… Universal Everything is spine-tingling’ - ★★★★The Observer
Since their emergence in 1991, Leftfield have been untouchable both live and on record, breaking electronic music from the underground alongside outfits like Orbital, Underworld and the Dust/Chemical Brothers.
Their now infamous Liveism tour (1995) cemented Leftfield as one of the most talked about live acts in British Dance Music. The behemoth sound system, which aimed to replicate the cataclysmic bass effect of reggae sound systems, resulted in a ban from Brixton Academy when plaster started flaking from the ceiling.
Of Leftfield’s most recent UK tour, The Guardian said ““In 2015, they haven’t so much moved forward so much as waited for everyone to catch up…say it loud, they’re back and absolutely deafening.” Don’t miss the wonder for yourself when Leftfield play Melbourne and Sydney later this month – tickets on sale this Thursday 11 February.
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MELBOURNE
7.00pm | Doors Open
7.30pm | Ara Koufax
9.30pm | Leftfield
SYDNEY
7.00pm | Doors Open
7.30pm | Wordlife
9.30pm | Leftfield
* Please note stage times are a guide only and subject to change without notice

PLAYING MELBOURNE & SYDNEY CLUB SHOWS THIS MONTH
Frontier Touring are thrilled to confirm Australian club shows for iconic British electronic outfit Leftfield, playing Melbourne’s 170 Russell and Sydney’s Metro Theatre this month. These performances replace previously announced winery shows by an alternative promoter which have been cancelled due to circumstances beyond the artist’s control:
“We had various options on what to do when we found out about the cancellation of the two events, but as far as I was concerned we just had to come to Australia. I didn’t want to let down any Leftfield fans. Now that we are going to be in the cities, we just want to pack these rooms out and come together with our fans whom we haven’t seen for 5 years.” – Neil Barnes
Leftfield will be touring AuStralia for the first time since 2011 in celebration of their acclaimed third album Alternative Light Source (out now via Liberator Music/Infectious Music), the follow up to the Mercury Prize nominated Leftism (1995) and Rhythm and Stealth (1999):
‘It has a fantastic visceral dance floor pulse, the only response is fist pumping joy’ - 8/10, Mixmag
‘Leftfield’s muscular invigorating presence remains undimmed’ -★★★★ MOJO
‘a worthy successor… brimming with energy, ideas and diaphragm-rattling bass’ - 8/10, Clash
‘A masterpiece of texture… Universal Everything is spine-tingling’ - ★★★★The Observer
Since their emergence in 1991, Leftfield have been untouchable both live and on record, breaking electronic music from the underground alongside outfits like Orbital, Underworld and the Dust/Chemical Brothers.
Their now infamous Liveism tour (1995) cemented Leftfield as one of the most talked about live acts in British Dance Music. The behemoth sound system, which aimed to replicate the cataclysmic bass effect of reggae sound systems, resulted in a ban from Brixton Academy when plaster started flaking from the ceiling.
Of Leftfield’s most recent UK tour, The Guardian said ““In 2015, they haven’t so much moved forward so much as waited for everyone to catch up…say it loud, they’re back and absolutely deafening.” Don’t miss the wonder for yourself when Leftfield play Melbourne and Sydney later this month – tickets on sale this Thursday 11 February.
Tour Dates
Sunday 21 February – 170 Russell, Melbourne VIC (18+)
Monday 22 February – Metro Theatre, Sydney NSW (18+)