HAIKU HANDS
to host warehouse party
livestream performance this
Sunday 19 July
via MAD DECENT’s Twitch
& HAIKU HANDS Facebook
+ NEW SINGLE FASHION MODEL ART
(FT. SOFI TUKKER) OUT THURSDAY 30 JULY
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Photo Credit: Cole Bennetts
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“We eagerly await the group’s debut album and we’re certain that Haiku Hands is a name we will see at every festival lineup” – VOGUE
“Soundtracked by a mix of brash house, high energy hip hop and a mutation of riot grrrl previously unheard this side of the Atlantic, Bea Lewis, Claire Nakazawa and her sister Mie, aka Haiku Hands, have proven themselves one of the biggest musical revelations of 2018.” – CLASH
“When Haiku Hands become one of the most hyped live acts on the planet, it should come as a shock to nobody” – NME
“The Australian trio…bring a truly eclectic melting pot of styles to the table, all ending up in a brilliantly fun, intoxicating end product…they proceed to give the trio the best reaction that Horatio’s sees all weekend.” – DIY
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This Sunday 19 July @ 3:00pm AEST, join Australian dance-pop renegades Haiku Hands for their Worldwide Warehouse Party – a live stream event. Be front row from your home to hear new tracks from their debut album – set for release right around the corner.
This turbo-charged live set is brought to you from a stage in a warehouse in Sydney, with full concert production and special guests to showcase Haiku Hands high-energy live performances and infectious anthems.
The livestream is free to watch via Mad Decent’s Twitch and Haiku Hands Facebook, but the band request that online attendees please consider donating to FreeHer and Black Lives Matter.
Haiku Hands have also announced the release of their new single Fashion Model Art (feat. Sofi Tukker) on Thursday 30 July. Pre-order the digital single HERE.
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More on HAIKU HANDS:
2019 saw Haiku Hands make their way to the US for the first time, winning over audiences nationwide with a series of shows at SXSW, tour support for feminist Japanese punk quartet CHAI across both coasts, opening for Aussie psych kingpins Tame Impala, Chicago rapper CupcaKke, footwork producer DJ Taye, a tour with dance duo Sofi Tukker and finished the year with a national tour with Hermitude.
Based across Melbourne and Sydney, the core of Haiku Hands is Beatrice Lewis, Claire Nakazawa and Mie Nakazawa. Together, they curate, perform and work as a collective of artists, engaging and exploring social norms with their lyrical and visual content. Their influences range from hip-hop to pop, electronic to dance, and everything beyond.
Haiku Hands have brought their singular, rebellious, and outright fun sound across multiple continents over the past two years. On the heels of their breakthrough performances at the UK’s Great Escape, Haiku Hands has been touted by NME as “Australia’s most electrifying pop prospect” and “a thrilling pop hybrid” who combine the pure pop attitude of Charli XCX with the energy and swagger of The Beastie Boys.
Following the release of their latest empowering anthem MANB*TCH, and with their debut album right around the corner, stay tuned for more exciting news and infectious tunes from Haiku Hands.
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HAIKU HANDS
NEW SINGLE FASHION MODEL ART (FEAT. SOFI TUKKER)
OUT JULY 30 – PRE ORDER
LATEST SINGLE MANB*TCH
– AVAILABLE NOW
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