Your band could be the support for Skillet, Kim Wilde, Sparta and more.
Metropolis Touring is known for bringing some of the biggest acts to Australia. Past tours have included the likes of Ice Cube, Motorhead, Santigold, GZA, Ladytron and many more incredible international artists. Their current 2024 tour schedule is brimming with awesome overseas acts, which is keeping the lovely folk at Metropolis super busy, so they need your help. In a fantastic move that’s sure to get a great response, the touring company has put a call out to artists across the nation who are looking to get heard and gain some valuable live experience, giving them the chance to support an international act Metropolis is bringing to Australia. “We need Supports for these Tours - SKILLET, SKIDS, THE CLOUDS, SPARTA, THE HIGH KINGS, HUGH CORNWELL, ELECTRIC SIX, KIM WILDE, SMOKIE,” Metropolis Touring posted on their social media account. “Please send Spotify or Bandcamp or Facebook link to supports@metropolistouring.com with your City and Tour Name. No need to re-send if you have already sent. Please dont send mp3s or epks or any large files.”This post is sure to garner a lot of interest and we urge any local artists, particularly those part of the Adelaide music community, to put their best foot forward and get in touch with Metropolis Touring. The chance to play with the likes of indie alternative jokesters Electric Six, 80s pop star Kim Wilde or American rockers Sparta is a once-in-a-lifetime experience that could lead to bigger and better things.As the social media post explains, all you need to do is send your Spotify, Bandcamp or Facebook link to supports@metropolistouring.com with your city and the name of the tour you would like to support. You can check out the original social media post here.
Celebrate everything great about SA’s music throughout November.
The Brisbane singer-songwriter will be performing tracks from his seminal debut album, Tea & Sympathy.
The run of shows comes in support of Thomas and the Roving Commission’s new album, GoComeBack.
Kick off Good Music Month in style this weekend with the return of Adelaide indie pop act Hey Harriett.
Located in the middle of the APY lands in remote SA, Fregon Anangu School has undergone a multi-million dollar upgrade to provide the best educational support for aspiring students.
The London creative is also releasing an expanded edition of Paradise Now & Forever.
Dying Fetus will be joined by fellow brutal metalheads 200 Stab Wounds and a couple of incredible local supports.
The ‘Seventeen Going Under’ hitmaker is touring in support of his most recent album, People Watching.
The lineup includes Jon Stevens, The Screaming Jets and Wolfmother.
Iconic First Nations act Yothu Yindi headline the four-day festival, celebrating 35 years of Tribal Voice.
This marks the Scottish singer’s first ever Australian tour.
The American alt-metal powerhouse are brining along Japanese metalcore prodigies Crystal Lake.
The Aussie greats are performing all their biggest hits on this tour.
This is your chance to catch two of Australia’s emerging acts on the one bill.
The tour comes in support of the quartet’s new album, Again.