The Angels Reveal ‘Echoes of Thunder’ Greatest Hits Australian Tour
The greatest hits tour wraps up in Adelaide at The Gov in December.
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Currently on tour in support of their just released live album, Go for Broke, Adelaide legends The Angels have announced they’ll be hitting the road again at the end of the year on their Echos of Thunder tour.
The tour will see The Angels playing all their biggest and best hits across two sets with no support acts. Expect all the classics, including ‘Am I Ever Gonna See Your Face Again’, ‘No Secrets’, ‘Take A Long Line’, ‘Shadow Boxer’, ‘Marseilles’, ‘Comin’ Down’, ‘After The Rain’, ‘Face The Day’, ‘Mr. Damage’, ‘I Ain’t The One’, ‘Let The Night Roll On’, ‘We Gotta Get Out Of This Place’ and many more.
“What we love about playing two sets is it allows us to dig deep into the catalogue and play those songs that were hits for the true fans,” says founding guitarist John Brewster.
The Angels’ Echoes of Thunder tour takes in 17 dates across the country, beginning at Doncaster’s Shoppingtown Hotel on Friday 10 October and concluding with a hometown gig at The Gov in Adelaide on Friday 19 December.
Tickets for all shows are on sale now via theangels.com.au.
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It’s been a big couple of years for The Angels, with the band celebrating their 50th anniversary in 2024 and releasing their 14th album, Ninety Nine, which was also their first with new singer Nick Norton, who replaced longtime vocalist Dave Gleeson.
“Last year was really special,” adds Brewster. “And that was down to all our fans who made the 50 Not Out tour one to remember. But I really feel this is the beginning of an exciting new chapter for The Angels.”
Along with their upcoming Echoes of Thunder tour, The Angles are performing as part of the mammoth Rock the Boat 26’ lineup that also includes James Reyne, Rose Tattoo, Kate Ceberano and the all-star rock band Kings of Chaos, which includes ZZ Top’s Billy Gibbons, Deep Purple’s Glenn Hughes, Cheap Trick’s Robin Zander and more.
Catch The Angels at The Gov on Friday 19 December. Tickets are on sale now via oztix.com.au.
The Angels Echoes of Thunder Australian Tour 2025
Friday 10 October – Shoppingtown Hotel, Doncaster, VIC
Saturday 11 October – Chelsea Heights Hotel, Chelsea Heights, VIC
Friday 31 October – Drifters Wharf, Gosford, NSW
Saturday 1 November – Dee Why RSL, Dee Why, NSW
Friday 7 November – Gateway Hotel, Corio, VIC
Saturday 8 November – Village Green Hotel, Mulgrave, VIC
Sunday 9 November – Palms at Crown, Melbourne, VIC
Thursday 13 - Saturday 15 November – Bridge Hotel, Rozelle, NSW
Friday 21 November – Hamilton Hotel, Hamilton, QLD
Saturday 22 November – Racehorse Hotel, Booval, QLD
Friday 28 November – Castle Hill RSL, Castle Hill, NSW
Saturday 29 November – Wenty Leagues, Wentworthville, NSW
Friday 5 December – Pavilion, Kiama, NSW
Saturday 6 December – St George’s Basin Country Club, Sanctuary Point, NSW
Friday 12 December – Ballina RSL, Ballina, NSW
Saturday 13 December – Kingscliff Beach Hotel, Kingscliff, NSW
Friday 19 December – The Gov, Adelaide, SA
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