Rum Jungle Hitting the Road for Massive Regional Tour
The Newcastle four-piece has 22 dates locked in from July to September.
 
            Image via @rumjungleofficial (Facebook)
Freshly returned from dominating the UK and Europe, Rum Jungle isn’t wasting any time getting back on the road, announcing a huge run of regional dates.
The ‘Chauffeur’ 2024 Australian tour takes in 22 venues nationwide from July to September, with the band kicking off the party in Adelaide as part of Spin Off Festival. Rum Jungle then plays shows in a host of cities and towns, including Gold Coast, Wagga Wagga, Rye, Margaret River and Launceston.
The tour comes in support of Rum Jungle’s latest single, 'Did The Morning Let You Down', taken from their awesome EP Hold Me In The Water.
Tickets for the ‘Chauffeur’ tour are on sale now via the band’s website.
It’s been a big couple of years for Rum Jungle’s Benny McIntyre (vocals and guitar), Josh Giles (guitar), Michael Kolmajer (bass guitar), and Frazer McDonald (drums).
The Newy quartet has built a loyal fanbase off the back of their three EPs – Crazy Days, Sun & Smoke and Everything Is Easy – and energetic live shows. Merging familiar indie rock tropes with reggae rock riffs and luscious vocals, Rum Jungle has crafted their own niche in the Aussie music scene and don’t seem like slowing down anytime soon.
Tickets for Rum Jungle’s Adelaide show as part of this year’s Spin Off Festival are on sale now via Moshtix.
Rum Jungle ‘Chauffeur’ 2024 Australian Regional Tour
Friday, July 19 – Adelaide Showground, Kaurna Lands/Adelaide
Saturday, July 20 – Beach Hotel, Bundjalung Lands/Byron Bay
Sunday, July 21 – Miami Marketta, Gubbi Gubbi Lands/Gold Coast
Thursday, July 25 – UC Hub, Ngunnawal Lands/Canberra
Friday, July 26 – King St Bandroom, Awabakal Lands/Newcastle
Saturday, July 27 – Ocean View Beach Club, Darkingjung Lands/Wamberal
Thursday, August 1 – Jungle Duke Hotel, Wiradjuri Lands/Wagga Wagga
Friday, August 2 – Marlin Hotel, Yuin Country/Ulladulla
Saturday, August 3 – Avalon RSL, Eora Lands/Avalon
Thursday, August 8 – Haba, Bunurong Lands/Rye
Friday, August 9 – Torquay Hotel, Wadawurrung Lands/Torquay
Saturday, August 10 – Volta, Dja Dja Wurrung Lands/Ballarat
Friday, August 16 – Solbar, Kabi Kabi Lands/Maroochydore
Saturday, August 17 – Cleveland Sands Hotel, Quandamooka Lands/Redlands
Thursday, August 22 – Seabreeze Hotel, Yuwibara Lands/Mackay
Friday, August 23 – Otherwise, Bindal Lands/Townsville
Saturday, August 24 – Edge Hill Tavern, Yirrganydji Lands/Cairns
Friday, August 30 – The River, Wadandi Country/Margaret River
Saturday, August 31 – Indian Ocean Hotel, Nyoongar Lands/Scarborough
Sunday, September 1 – YMCA HQ, Whadjuk Noongar Lands/Perth
Friday, September 6 – Republic Bar, muwinina Lands/Hobart
Saturday, September 7 – Royal Oak Hotel, palawa Lands/Launceston
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