With the release of their highly anticipated debut album in May, RAAVE TAPES officially entered their most confident era as artists to date. The album, RAAVE TAPES, came brandishing some of the duo’s most diverse and creative sounds including singles ‘I Just Wanna Be Alone’, ‘k hi’ and ‘Braces’ – music that makes the listener simply want to move.
Thankfully the wait for that opportunity is soon to be over, with RAAVE TAPES announcing national album tour dates, kicking off in Sydney this August. Taking in shows in some of the country’s most beloved venues, RAAVE TAPES are set to bring a special new show to fans and newcomers alike – primed to showcase just how dynamic the self-titled record is.
Saturday 3 August | The Burdekin SYDNEY
Thursday 8 August | Lion Arts Factory ADELAIDE
Friday 9 August | Revolver Bandroom MELBOURNE
Saturday 10 August | Mojo’s FREMANTLE
Friday 16 August | Black Bear Lodge BRISBANE
Of the national tour, RAAVE TAPES have said, “Releasing an album has been a monumental moment for us & we can’t wait to celebrate it with all of our friends. This record was made for the dancefloor & holding your loved ones tight. Let’s party rock.”
Coming out of Newcastle, RAAVE TAPES have developed a strong reputation as both recording artists and live performers in recent years. Producing insatiable music that has leaned easily into club territory as it has to festival stages around the country, RAAVE TAPES have proven time and again that their vision represents an exciting approach to fresh and modern alt-pop. With over 80k streams across platforms to date, RAAVE TAPES have built on such a presence with a loyal following that continues to grow.
The release of RAAVE TAPES earlier this year saw the group elevate artistically; the reception to the album demonstrated that the fans and industry alike, saw them and embraced their fresh influences and sonic creations.
Enjoying success for tracks across triple j, triple j Unearthed, FBi Radio, 4ZZZ and on DSPS including Spotify’s Fresh Finds AU/NZ and New Music Friday AU/NZ, and Apple Music’s New Music Daily, New in Pop, Glitch and Rise and Grind editorial playlists; the album also received widespread editorial support from tastemakers and leading titles including Rolling Stone Australia, Happy Magazine, MusicFeeds, ToneDeaf, AAA Backstage, Scenestr and The Guardian.