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BIRDS OF TOKYO
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‘STARLIGHTS’
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Photo – Jarrad Seng
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Some songs come in a rush; some take their sweet time.
“‘Starlights’ took us almost 5 years to build”, says Birds Of Tokyo guitarist Adam Spark sheepishly. “It always felt like we were trying to find something just beyond our reach”.
“We spent ages trying to understand what this song was meant to be – we just couldn’t force it”, adds singer Ian Kenny.
So, there’s a strange symmetry in the anthemic rock track finally falling into place just as a perfect purpose revealed itself. This Sunday The Starlight Foundation – a high-profile charity which offers hope to seriously ill children – launches “Streamas”, a campaign using special online appearances to raise much needed funds for worthy work. ‘Starlights’ has been donated as the soundtrack for “Streamas” campaign and Birds of Tokyo will kick off the campaign with a special performance on social media and YouTube. For full details on how to access the stream, visit here. The live event will be available to watch on both the band’s and Starlight Foundation Australia’s YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram channels.
Alongside a slew of summer concerts across January and February – including lots of new dates announced today (see below for all the details) – Birds Of Tokyo will also do some more hospital visits with Starlight Foundation to keep drawing attention to their good work.
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Alongside a slew of summer concerts across January and February – including lots of new dates announced today (see below for all the details) – Birds Of Tokyo will also do some more hospital visits with Starlight Foundation to keep drawing attention to their good work.
All five Birds Of Tokyo members are now parents to young children which gives The Starlight Foundation’s work personal resonance, therefore, unlike the song itself, the idea of associating ‘Starlights’ with the charity fell into place immediately.
“There’s something beautifully meta about all this”, Adam Spark reflects. “After half a decade of experimentation we ultimately ended up with a song that’s about letting go of your fears and seizing the day so, as things have turned out, we couldn’t have come up with a better soundtrack for The Starlight Foundation if we had tried.”
‘Starlights’ is released today (Friday November 28th) and Birds Of Tokyo will launch “Streamas” with that exclusive online fundraiser this Monday, December 1.
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BIRDS OF TOKYO
“STARLIGHTS” Tour
January
Fri Jan 23 – Hotel Brunswick, Brunswick Heads | TICKETS
Sat Jan 24 – Jetty Beach House, Coffs Harbour |TICKETS
Sun Jan 25 – The Recky, Elizabeth Bay | TICKETS
Fri Jan 30 – Bathurst Harness Racing Club, Carnival Of Cups
Sat Jan 31– Dee Why Rsl, Sydney Northern Beaches | TICKETS
February
Sun Feb 1– Miranda Hotel, Sydney Southern Shire| TICKETS
Thus Feb 5 – Kings Beach Tavern, Sunshine Coast | TICKETS
Fri Feb 6 – Racehorse Hotel, Ipswich | TICKETS
Sat Feb 7 – “Lookout Festival”, Speers Point, Lake Macquarie (With One Republic) | TICKETS
Thurs Feb 12 – Beer Deluxe, Albury | TICKETS
Fri Feb 13 – The Pier, Frankston| TICKETS
Sat Feb 14 – “Lookout Festival”, Torquay Common (With One Republic) | TICKETS
Tickets for all new shows also go onsale on Monday at 10am local times.
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