News : Dead Letter Circus Announce ‘The Burning Number’ Australia Tour
Brisbane’s Dead Letter Circus have today announced that they will be heading out on the road in Australia to tour in support of their new single, “The Burning Number”. Joining them will be Clint Boge (of The Butterfly Effect) and Melbourne’s Rival Fire.
Furthermore, the band have announced that they are ‘On Board with Sea Shepherd’, an Australian non-profit conservation organisation whose aim it is to end “destruction of habitat and slaughter of wildlife in the world’s oceans”.
Dead Letter Circus have said that for every ticket sold on the Burning Number tour, they will donate one dollar in an effort to help fund fuelling vessels used for South Sea missions, feeding the crew and raising awareness for the oceans.
Fans will also be given the opportunity to match Dead Letter Circus’ donation by adding another dollar to their ticket price, which will then be sent directly to Sea Shepherd to help their cause.
“It never ceases to amaze me the level of support Sea Shepherd receives from caring, compassionate people like Dead Letter Circus. Without this selfless support, our ships would remain idle at dock and not be able to defend our oceans. Sea Shepherd is delighted to have the support and on board partnership of Dead Letter Circus with a dollar from each ticket sold going straight to our fuel tanks, plus stalls at all their gigs that we encourage all to get along and see.” – Jeff Hansen – Managing Director, Sea Shepherd
Presented by Macro Music, New World Artists, and The Music, tickets go on sale Thursday 26 May at 9am.
Dead Letter Circus are offering an exclusive fan pre-sale where fans who have signed up to the Dead Letter Circus mailing list will have access to an exclusive 24-hour pre-sale. Those who purchase tickets during the presale will also receive a free download of an acoustic version of “While You Wait” as well as Rival Fire’s new single “Riot”.
Fans can sign up for the exclusive fan club pre-sale by joining the mailing list at deadlettercircus.com
Thursday 18th August – The Gov, Adelaide
Tickets available from OzTIx
Friday 19th August – 170 Russell, Melbourne
Tickets available from OzTix and 170 Russell
Saturday 20th August – The Metro, Sydney
Tickets available from Ticketek
Sunday 21st August – The Cambridge, Newcastle
Tickets available from Bigtix and OzTix
Thursday 25th August – Brunswick Heads Hotel, Brunswick Heads
Tickets available from OzTix
Friday 26th August – Sol Bar, Sunshine Coast
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Saturday 27th August – The Triffid, Brisbane
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Thursday 1st September – Players Bar, Mandurah *
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Friday 2nd September – Settlers Tavern, Margaret River *
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Saturday 3rd September – Capitol, Perth *
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Sunday 4th September – Newport Hotel, Fremantle *
Tickets available from OzTix
* Clint Boge Not Appearing
‘The Burning Number’ is the latest single lifted from Dead Letter Circus’ hugely successful third album Aesthesis. Released in August last year, Aesthesis was brought to life by the band with the help of Matt Bartlem (Jarryd James, Matt Corby) and Forrester Savell (Helmet, The Occupants) and mixed by multiple Grammy Award winner Chris Lord-Alge. (Muse, Deftones, Green Day, Slipknot, My Chemical Romance).Upon its release, Aesthesis debuted at #2 on the ARIA Chart, scored the coveted triple j Feature Album and an ARIA nomination for best Best Rock Album. For those keen to get an insight behind the creative process of behind one of Australia’s most accomplished and celebrated rock acts can check out the official Aesthesis documentaryhere.
Joining Dead Letter Circus on their lap around Australia will be Clint Boge. Kicking off his career as the frontman of one of Australia’s favourite heavy rock bands, The Butterfly Effect, Boge embarked on a solo career and released his debut album Songs of a Delicate Nature Volume 1 then backed it up with an impressive 36-date national tour in mid-2015.
Melbourne’s Rival Fire may sound menacing, but they want you to feel the emotion threaded through their music. This month, Rival Fire will drop The Riot EP, the precursor to their debut album to be released later in 2016.
“Dead Letter Circus have grown into one of the most accomplished acts Australia has ever produced.” – The Music“Leaving the very last line of lyrics to the packed out audience, Dead Letter Circus left everyone hungry for more, understandably so.” – Rip It Up