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New World Artists presents

British India

8:00pm, Fri 22 November, 2019

Hotel Esplanade, VIC

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Event Details

LIVE IN THE GERSHWIN ROOM // Highly anticipated return of Espy veterans British India this November. w/ special guests

The much anticipated return of British India happens this Spring 2019 as the boys return to the stage after a 12 month layoff, following the departure of lead guitarist Nic Wilson 2018.

The band will embark on a run of live dates on the east coast throughout October and November, including festival performances at Stonefest in Canberra, Scene & Heard in Brisbane and BIG Festival in Geelong.

'Forgetting The Future' is the explosive sixth record from one of Australia's most cherished and esteemed rock bands, British India!

Recorded with Holy Holy's Oscar Dawson and including lead single "Precious," the album pushes the walls out with trilling guitars, careening rhythms and fleeting hooks that twist into bouldering choruses.

Throughout, acting almost as a conduit in the centre of the electrical storm, lead singer Declan Melia breaths and howls manifestos for a world – and a man – with little certainty for what's to come.

FEELING CHARITABLE?
That might be because for every ticket sold to this show The Espy will donate $1 to Support Act in celebration of AusMusic T-Shirt Day. Wanna donate more? Good on you! Head over to AusMusic Tshirt Day.

We acknowledge the Yaluk-ut Weelam people as the First People of this land on which we live, love and play.