Indie pop royalty San Cisco are hitting the road touring regional Australia in support of their fifth studio album,Under The Light.

Under The Lightwill be released on Fri March 1 and is a collaboration between the band and producer James Ireland (Cuco, Pond) as well as contributions from Jay Watson (Gum, Pond, Tame Impala), Nicholas Allbrook & Neal H. Pogue (Outkast, Tyler The Creator). The album enters heady territory careening with piston-like, motorik momentum striking the delicate balance between euphoria and melancholy. The album searches for meaning, stares down the moral ambiguities of adulthood and relationships, and sings a sun-speckled song to human kindness.
 
Throughout their illustrious ten-year career, the indie pop three-piece have become one of Australia’s most successful independent artists amassing multiple accolades, gold & platinum records, Top 5 ARIA Charting Positions and much more. Garnering millions of streams and critical acclaim through the release of four studio albums, San Cisco have toured the world selling out headline shows, touring with artists such as The Vaccines and appearing at flagship global festivals such as Splendour In The Grass, Lollapalooza, Reading & Leeds, Pukkelpop, Laneway Festival, Groovin’ The Moo and many more.

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