CANCELLED – HANDS LIKE HOUSES (AU) + NORMANDIE (SE) + support

THIS CONCERT IS CANCELLED DUE TO THE RESTRICTIONS ON LARGE GATHERINGS TO COMBAT COVID-19.
Tickets will be refunded.

Hands Like Houses (AU)

Born and bred in Canberra, Australia, Hands Like Houses – comprising of Trenton Woodley (vocals), Alexander Pearson (guitar), Joel Tyrrell (bass), Matthew Parkitny (drums) & Matt “Coops” Cooper (guitar) – are one of Australia’s biggest rock exports. The band has sold an impressive 100k+ record sales worldwide, boasts 85 million combined worldwide streams, and embarked on 15 full US and nine UK tours on the books, and three back-to-back sold out headline tours across Australia. Their critically acclaimed third album Dissonants impressively debuted in the Top 10 Billboard Independent Albums, Hard Music Albums, Alternative Albums and Rock Albums charts and #7 on the ARIA Chart (Australia).
During their decade together, the band have spent their time thrilling epic crowds at home, playing packed arenas with Bring Me The Horizon and A Day To Remember, and as one of the headliners on UNIFY 2018. Meanwhile, on the other side of the world, Hands Like Houses have played to tens of thousands of people across Download Festival, Rock on the Range, Carolina Rebellion and Northern Invasion, alongside legendary acts The Red Hot Chili Peppers, Deftones, Alice Cooper and Disturbed.

NORMANDIE (SE)

The award winning band NORMANDIE immediately made their debut album ‘INGUZ’ to the Billboard charts. The band honed-in on a groundbreaking rock sound and have since seen support from the Radio 1 Rock Show, Kerrang! Radio, Rock Sound, Scuzz TV and more. The soaring melodies are captivating, the choruses are explosive, and overall NORMANDIE deliver a spine-tingling sound that wouldn’t sound out of place in arenas.

Heart Of Gold (UK)

Singer / songwriter Michael McGough is known for his work in rock-band Being As An Ocean as vocalist and guitarist, and now his latest project Heart Of Gold. Drawing influence more from ‘situations involving specific people and places’ he has captured a distinct sound not unlike that of mid-late 1980’s / early 90s pop.

Go The Rodeo (ZA)

Go The Rodeo is a progressive electro rock band from the western outskirts of Johannesburg. Their sound is a blend of indie rock, pop, and blues influences, with electronic elements.