Washington, D.C. emo rock duo Origami Angel announce their debut Australian tour, kicking off this April!

Origami Angel will travel the East Coast armed with their defining 2024 album 'Feeling Not Found', out now via Counter Intuitive Records, on a 5-date tour starting April 10. The fun begins at Jive Bar in Adelaide before moving to Stay Gold Melbourne on Friday April 11, The Lansdowne in Sydney on Saturday April 12, LaLaLa's in Wollongong on Sunday April 13 and The Brightside Brisbane on Monday April 14. 

Origami Angel—vocalist/guitarist Ryland Heagy and drummer Pat Doherty—boast tens of millions of streams on Spotify for their boundary-pushing, breakneck, cross-culture and cross-genre music. Not ones to be pigeonholed into any one sound, the pair pride themselves on their rock rollercoaster sound, driving seamlessly between sunny easycore jams, crushing metalcore riffs, jazzy indie rock, misty emo, electronic and so much more. Their latest album, 'Feeling Not Found' produced by the legendary Will Yip (Movements, Balance and Composure, L.S. Dunes), demonstrates Origami Angel at the top of their class—refined but unrestrained, unhinged and profound and in fierce pursuit of a creative expression of their lived experiences.

'Feeling Not Found' is the third full-length record from Origami Angel, and is the one—the rare, undeniable piece of work that defines a sound, a moment, a subculture, a band’s position in the continuum of music. A 14-track epic, 'Feeling Not Found' features tracks, Fruit Wine, Dirty Mirror Selfie and Wretched Trajectory and revolves around the deeply modern experience teased in the title: an emotional and spiritual 404 error, a sensation of cellular-level malfunction and data corruption, of being lost in an oblivion of digital information, and the desperate struggle to reconnect to how it feels to be human and whole.

Previous LPs, 2019’s 'Somewhere City' and 2021’s breakout smash 'Gami Gang' established Origami Angel as a unique force that interspersed elements of ’90s math and emo with early 2000s pop-punk and easycore to grow something new and contemporary, something that felt as breakneck and relentless and teetering-on-the-edge as this era of human history.

Origami Angel are currently headlining their way through Europe and the UK and have previously joined the likes of Mayday Parade, Four Year Strong, The Wonder Years, Mom Jeans, Hunny and so many more atop stages across America, and are stoked to debut their energetic live show to new audiences in Australia.

Don't miss Origami Angel's Australian live debut this April!