EVES KARYDAS

supporting

CUB SPORT

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AUSTRALIAN TOUR

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“elegant and bold” – Pop Justice, Song Of The Week

“Eves coming into her own; stronger in her sense of self, more sure of her mix of pop sensibilities and studio experimentation…” – Grazia

“Eves Karydas is back with her best track yet. “There For You” is an impassioned battle-cry in the form of a massive pop song” – The Line Of Best Fit

“A remarkable song writing maturity… Against the lush atmospherics, her breathy, impassioned voice challenges a lover (or possibly herself) to her the respect she’s obviously due” – Blackbook Magazine

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Eves Karydas today announces she will be supporting Brisbane alt-pop stars Cub Sport, who are embarking on their biggest Australian tour to date, following on from their immensely successful 2017 that saw them release their brilliant second album, Bats. The tour kicks off in Perth on February 22 and heads across the country to Adelaide, Melbourne, Brisbane and Sydney. See below for full tour dates.

These shows will be Karydas’s first live appearances in Australia since 2015, when she commanded adoring audiences across the country for her stellar Laneway Festival and Splendour In The Grass performances. Later that year, her debut run of headline shows sold out within 48 hours of going on sale and she garnered praise from fans and industry alike with the likes of The Sydney Morning Herald declaring of her Newtown Social Club set, “There were deep, glitchy garage beats and seductive grooves… clashing keys and kooky experiments peppered throughout others… the dramatic surges and big Florence and the Machine-esque choruses. She is unusual, compelling and definitely one to watch.”

The start or 2018 has seen Eves Karydas launch the next step of her career by releasing two bold and impassioned new singles, ‘There For You’ and ‘Further Than The Planes Fly’ and she is now poised to debut these songs live for the first time to audiences on home soil. She has also just been announced on the line up for The Great Escape (UK) in May, where she will join fellow Australian acts among the likes of Alex The Astronaut, Alexander Briggs, Hatchie, Olympia and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever as well as a raft of rising global talent.

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