Karnivool’s new album ‘Asymmetry’ just rolled in at #1 on the official ARIA album chart today!
A huge congrats to the entire band and to our very own Ian Kenny! Bird of Tokyo’s latest album ‘March Fires’ also came in at #1 earlier this year, making Kenny the first singer to have two #1 albums with two bands in the same year.
Absolutely incredible result. Well done Kenny!
– BoT HQ
Exciting news in today … Birds Of Tokyo will be joining Muse as a special guest for all dates across their Australian tour announced today!
Returning to Australia this summer for a run of electrifying arena shows in November and December, Muse are bringing their A-game with a stage show that includes 140 crew members, 26 equipment trucks, bomb-sized pyrotechnics and a 333kg robot named Charles.
Tickets will go on general sale from www.ticketek.com.au on Monday 29th July. A Frontier Touring pre-sale will be available from 12:00 (AEST) on Wednesday 24th July.
We can’t wait for these shows so hope you’re smiling from ear to ear as well!
– BOT HQ
MUSE
with special guests BIRDS OF TOKYO
NOVEMBER & DECEMBER 2013
Frontier Members pre-sale via www.frontiertouring.com/muse
Pre-sale runs 3pm AEST Wed 24 July to 3pm AEST Thu 25 July
General public on sale from 12noon local time, Monday 29 July
Sat 30 Nov – Perth | Perth Arena (All Ages)
Ticketek.com.au | Ph: 132 849
Wed 4 Dec – Adelaide | Entertainment Centre (All Ages)
Ticketek.com.au | Ph: 132 849
Fri 6 Dec – Melbourne | Rod Laver Arena (All Ages)
Ticketek.com.au | Ph: 132 849
Tue 10 Dec – Brisbane | Entertainment Centre (All Ages)
Ticketek.com.au | Ph: 132 849
Fri 13 Dec – Sydney | Allphones Arena (All Ages)
Ticketek.com.au | Ph: 132 849
“Young adolescence being pulled into a world of peer pressure and delinquency.”
This is how bassist Ian Berney describes the film clip the new single ‘When The Night Falls Quiet’.
Directed by ARIA winner Josh Logue the clip flits between scenes of a rampaging gang of youths and BoT performing the song in Callan Park Hospital, a former insane asylum in the Sydney suburb of Lillyfield.
The “making of” webisode provides even more insight into the song. Between takes Berney explains, “It was one of the songs on the record that was pieced together by the whole band. We found it together. And it’s about a sense of togetherness, and dealing with the idea of connectiveness.”
Check it out @ HERE
– BoT HQ
