Playlunch Share New Single ‘Real Estate Apps’ Ahead of Australian Tour
The seven piece behind viral hits ‘Boys’ and ‘Keith’ kick-off their national tour in Adelaide this September.
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Melbourne’s self-professed “bogan funk” outfit Playlunch have shared the relatable new single, ‘Real Estate Apps’.
Taken from the band’s sophomore album Sex Ed, released last week (August 22) via ABC Music, ‘Real Estate Apps’ is a hilarious but pertinent track about real estate agents and the current rental crisis.
‘Real Estate Apps’ samples the classic Aunty Donna skit “I’m A C*nt’ and features a cameo from influencer/activist Jordan Van Den Lamb (aka Purplepingers) in the hilarious music video.
“This song is about the life you lead as a renter,” says Liam Bell, “one of open for inspections, late nights trawling domain.com listings, unread repair request emails and all the useless property managers who, most of the time these days don’t even pretend to give a fuck about you.”
Coming in at 11 tracks, Sex Ed includes the previously released singles ‘Station Rat’, ‘Boys’ and ‘Keith’.
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To commemorate the release of the Sex Ed, Playlunch are hitting the road this September. The band have locked in six gigs, beginning at Adelaide’s Lion Arts Factory on Friday 5 September.
Playlunch then perform at Perth’s The Rosemount Hotel (Saturday 6 September), Brisbane’s The Triffid (Friday 12 September) and Sydney’s Manning Bar (Saturday 13 September), before wrapping up with two shows in Melbourne at 170 Russell (Friday 19 September) and Leadbeater Hotel on Sunday 21 September.
Four of the six shows have already sold out, with the remaining tickets for the Adelaide and Sydney shows selling fast via destroyalllines.com.
Joining Playlunch on tour are Brizzy alt-pop stars JUNO, who have been making waves in the Australian live circuit.
“We’re so excited to be having the insanely talented JUNO along for the whole tour with us,” Playlunch said in a statement. “We first met them at BIGSOUND in Brisbane last year and couldn’t have been more impressed with their show. Everyone is in for an absolute treat, with a night of nonstop dancing and singing across the whole lineups!”
Catch Playlunch at Lion Arts Factory on Friday 5 September. Tickets on sale now via destroyalllines.com.
Playlunch 2025 Australian Tour Dates
Friday 5 September - Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide, SA 18+
Saturday 6 September - The Rosemount Hotel, Perth, WA 18+
Friday 12 September - The Triffid, Brisbane, QLD, Lic/AA
Saturday 13 September - Manning Bar, Sydney, NSW, Lic/AA
Friday 19 September - 170 Russell, Melbourne, VIC, 18+
Sunday 21 September – Leadbeater Hotel, Melbourne, VIC, AA
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