Newcastle’s Raave Tapes Announce Australian Tour
The tour comes in support of the duo’s self-titled debut album.
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Hailing from Newcastle, buzz band RAAVE TAPES is embarking on a national tour this year in support of their recently released self-titled debut album.
Dropping in May, RAAVE TAPES is a joyous electronic record that shows a growth in the band’s sound that spawned the singles ‘I Just Wanna Be Alone,’ ‘k hi’, and ‘Braces’.
The duo of Joab Eastley and Lindsay O'Connell craft euphoric dance floor fillers and are excited to perform songs from their new album for fans across the country.
RAAVE TAPES’ five-date tour begins in Sydney at The Burdekin on Saturday, August 3. The synth-pop act then make their way to Adelaide for a gig at Lion Arts Factory on Thursday, August 8 before heading to Melbourne and playing Revolver Bandroom on Friday, August 9. The final two shows of the tour take place at Mojo’s in Fremantle on Saturday, August 10 and Black Bear Lodge in Brisbane on Friday, August 16.
Tickets for RAAVE TAPES’ Australian tour are on sale now via the band’s website.
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“Releasing an album has been a monumental moment for us, and we can’t wait to celebrate it with all of our friends,” RAAVE TAPES shared in a statement. “This record was made for the dancefloor and holding your loved ones tight. Let’s party rock.”
RAAVE TAPES have built a solid fanbase over the past couple of years thanks to a steady stream of engaging singles. The release of their first album marks a huge step forward for the duo whose live show is one you don’t want to miss.
See RAAVE TAPES perform at Lion Arts Factory on Thursday, August 8. Tickets are on sale now via Moshtix.
RAAVE TAPES 2024 Tour Dates
Saturday, August 3 – The Burdekin, Sydney
Thursday, August 8 – Lion Arts Factory, Adelaide
Friday, August 9 – Revolver Bandroom, Melbourne
Saturday, August 10 – Mojo’s, Fremantle
Friday, August 16 – Black Bear Lodge, Brisbane
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