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17.02.2011

FEBRUARY UPDATE

Howdy All,

The travelling circus that is the Big Day Out is over for another year and what fun we had! So, with tired bones and heat exhausted bodies we’d like to give a BIG shout out to all of those who swarmed the main stage to make it one hell of a festival run for us to remember. We’ve included some happy snaps taken by our good friend Kane Hibberd who joined us on the Big Day Out for your viewing pleasure. Check out our February newsletter (see link below) to check ’em out.  Enjoy!

A special mention must also go out to our new friends in New Zealand, we’ll be seeing you again sooner rather than later!

Speaking of overwhelming support, here in camp Birds we’re chuffed to have achieved THREE entries in triple j’s annual Hottest 100 poll, including ‘Plans’ that came in at #4, well done gang! And congrats to our friends in Angus and Julia Stone, Little Red, Art vs Science for their super results, you’re doing us all proud! Somewhere during the crazy summer period, we also managed to score a gong for Rolling Stone’s ‘Readers Choice’ Award so thanks to all you RS readers!

The past is exactly that, so read on for all our exciting upcoming adventures (there’s quite a few). As our dear friend Chàvez would say ‘Juice’.

Full February newsletter READ HERE

BoT X

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10.02.2011

CANADIAN MUSIC FESTIVAL 2011

Birds of Tokyo will be heading to Toronto for the Canadian Music Festival. You can catch their shows as support for Mother Mother @ Phoenix Concert Theatre on Mar 9 and at the Factor Breakthrough Series @ El Mocambo on Mar 10.

For info and tickets click HERE

09.02.2011

TRIPLE J’S ONE NIGHT STAND ANNOUNCED!

triple j’s One Night Stand has been everywhere from Karratha (WA) to Burnie (TAS), from Humpty Doo (NT) to Gippsland (VIC), bringing awesome Australian bands and the best free concert ever, broadcasting it live around the country so everyone can be part of it.

This time they’re heading to a part of Australia they’ve never been before. With the support from the District Council of Tumby Bay triple j is very excited to invite you to our free all-ages One Night Stand concert on Saturday April 2nd, 2011 in Tumby Bay.

A bunch of their musical mates are performing: Birds of Tokyo (that’s us!) will be headlining alongside Art vs Science and The Jezabels plus triple j Unearthed will be searching for the region’s best band to open the event.

What: A free concert with 4 bands. All ages, drug & alcohol free event.

When: Saturday April 2nd. Gates open 3pm.

Where: Tumby Bay Oval, Lawrie St, Tumby Bay, SA

Lineup: Birds of Tokyo, Art vs Science, The Jezabels and a local Unearthed band

For more info click HERE