SENSES FAIL
Announce huge Australian supports
for their upcoming tour
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“We want to make sure people get to hear everything they can!” Senses Fail’s vocalist James “Buddy” Nielson exclaimed recently when Overdrive Mag asked what people can expect from their upcoming Australian tour. “We’re also going to play a lot of old stuff, as we don’t shy away from out back catalogue; we play a lot off our first two albums, as well as things off every record… All you need to know is that we play a big mix of everything, we play for a long time and it’s definitely the best the band has ever been.”
Senses Fail are set to return for the first time in over five years this July, doing an entire Australian tour (including you Perth & Adelaide), and today they announce they will be joined by two of Australia’s hottest upcoming pop-punk acts, Newcastle’s Eat Your Heart Out and Melbourne’s Stuck Out.
“I hope when I’m gone, my love will live in song.”
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Hailing from Newcastle. Eat Your Heart Out’s grunge-y pastiche of emo energy, punk power, and pop palatability
From starting the year with their Greyscale Records debut EP You Won’t Come Home, to finishing the year by opening up the very first Good Things Festival, suffice to say 2018 was a big one for Melbourne’s Stuck Out. That support and encouragement has spurred the band into the new year as they released their brand new single Everything You Wanted before doing a run of shows down the east coast of Australia. This young pop punk outfit is ready to sink their teeth into anything, and are always looking out for what’s next.
“Never let me doubt where my roots lay down”
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PRESENTS
SENSES FAIL’S
2019 AUSTRALIAN TOUR
WED 17 JULY – The Brightside, Brisbane
THUR 18 JULY – Newcastle Hotel, Newcastle
FRI 19 JULY – Crowbar, Sydney
SAT 20 JULY – Stay Gold, Melbourne
MON 22 JULY – Jive Bar, Adelaide
TUES 23 JULY – Civic Hotel, Perth
TICKETS ON SALE NOW HERE
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