The Omnific Announce ‘The Law of Augmenting Returns’ 2024 Australian Tour
The instrumental trio is touring in support of their new album, The Law of Augmenting Returns.
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One of Australia’s most unique prog-rock acts, The Omnific, are taking the show on the road this September in support of their new record, The Law of Augmenting Returns.
The record includes the inspiring tracks ‘Matrices’, ‘Base Camp’, ‘Will-O’-The-Wisp’ and ‘Phat Mackerel’ and features the trio’s trademark crunching bass riffs and pummelling percussion.
The trio of bassists Matt Fackrell and Toby Peterson-Stewart and drummer Jerome Lematua are playing five shows across the nation, with support coming from Melbourne heavy hitters Lune.
Kicking things off in Canberra at The Baso on Friday, September 6, the instrumental trio heads to Sydney for a gig at The Lansdowne on Saturday, September 7. It’s then on to Valley Loft in Brisbane on Sunday, September 8 and Adelaide’s Crown and Anchor on Thursday, September 12 before the band returns home for a final show at Northcote Social Club in Melbourne on Saturday, September 14.
Pre-sale tickets are available now via Destroy All Lines. General sale begins Friday, June 21 via Oztix.
One of the country’s most underrated live acts, The Omnific are gearing up to blaze a path of progressive metal across Europe and the UK when they embark on their first-ever overseas run of summer festival dates.
The band is set to play the UK’s Rader Festival and Arctangent, Portugal’s Vagos Open Air, Czech Republic’s Brutal Assault and Hungary’s Fekete Zaj.
Once they’ve wowed international audiences with their hypnotic compositions, the Bass Boys return home for their much anticipated Australian tour.
The Omnific plays Crown & Anchor on Thursday, September 12. For full ticketing details visit theomnific.com.
The Omnific ‘The Law of Augmenting Returns’ 2024 Australian Tour
Friday, September 6 – The Baso, Canberra
Saturday, September 7 – The Lansdowne, Sydney
Sunday, September 8 – Valley Loft, Brisbane
Thursday, September 12 – Crown & Anchor, Adelaide
Saturday, September 14 – Northcote Social Club, Melbourne
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