Supported by Merpire, British band Bombay Bicycle Club will be returning this November for headlining shows across Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, and Perth.
The band burst onto the scene in 2009 with their acclaimed debut album, I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loose, featuring the hit single "Always Like This." This visceral, guitar-driven record spoke to thousands, capturing teenage angst and earning them the coveted Best New Band award at the 2010 NME Awards.
Continuing to push musical boundaries, Bombay Bicycle Club explored electronic and dance influences on their 2011 release, A Different Kind of Fix, which included the atmospheric lead single "Shuffle."
In June 2023, they released their sixth album, My Big Day, which quickly climbed to #3 on the UK album charts, marking their third consecutive Top 5 and fifth Top 10 release. The album featured contributions from notable artists such as Damon Albarn, Holly Humberstone, Jay Som, and Chaka Khan.
Throughout their seventeen-year journey, Bombay Bicycle Club has toured globally and performed at prestigious festivals including Leeds, Reading, Glastonbury, and Coachella, earning praise for their high-energy live shows.
Supported by:Merpire British bandBombay Bicycle Clubwill be returning to our shores thisNovemberwith the talented quartet, Jack Steadman, Jamie MacColl, Suren de Saram and Ed Nash playing headlining shows acrossSydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide & Perth.Bombay Bicycle Club burst onto the scene in 2009 in their late teens with their acclaimed debut album,I Had the Blues But I Shook Them Loosefeaturing the hit single,Always Like Thiscaptivating early adopters across the globe. A visceral guitar driven record, teeming with teenage angst and youthful abandonment - songs that spoke to thousands, and a heart on its sleeve statement of this young band’s intent earning them the covetedBest New Bandaward at the2010 NME Awards.Continuing to push musical boundaries, the band explored electronic and dance influences on their 2011 release,A Different Kind of Fixwhich featured the atmospheric lead singleShuffle.Fast forward to June 2023, Bombay Bicycle Club unleashed their sixth album,My Big Daywhich swiftly climbed to#3 on the UK album chartsmarking their 3rd consecutive Top 5 and fifth Top 10 release. The album boasted an array of guest contributions from luminaries such asDamon Albarn of Blur, rising starHolly Humberstone, indie darling Jay Som and soul legend Chaka Khan.Throughout Bombay Bicycle Club’s musical evolution over a seventeen-year journey, they’ve toured the globe and performed at some of the world’s most prestigious festivals includingLeeds, Reading, Glastonbury, Coachellato name a few, and continue to be praised for their super high energy live shows.
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