Bernard Fanning and Paul Dempsey are set to release their debut album, The Deluge, on August 2nd under the name Fanning Dempsey National Park. This album promises to diverge from conventional expectations, as it features synthesizers taking precedence over guitars.
To celebrate the release, a national tour will take place in October and November, hitting major cities such as Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne, and Perth. This tour will bring the electrifying debut album to life on stage, along with a few surprises from their collective songbooks and record collections.
Fanning and Dempsey expressed their excitement, saying they can't wait for fans to experience the new music and the upcoming tour. The lead single, "Disconnect," showcases the duo's chemistry, combining ethereal synths, robotic pulses, energetic drums, and striking horns with their distinctive vocal performances.
FANNING DEMPSEY NATIONAL PARKTHE DELUGE 2024New Album & Tour Just Announced!Bernard Fanning and Paul Dempsey agreed from the outset that their debut albumTHE DELUGE, releasing on August 2nd under the monikerFanning Dempsey National Park, was not going to be what people think.With this sonic guiding principle where synthesisers are edging out guitars, their newly announced national tour in October and November will take these lauded singer-songwriters into new musical terrain as they perform in Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide, Melbourne and Perth.Bringing their electrifying debut album to life on stage, the setlist will also deliver a few surprises for fans with additions from their collective songbooks and record collections.Fanning and Dempsey said, “We’ve been telling you all how excited we are for you to hear our new album ‘The Deluge’, but that doesn’t compare to the fever we have to announce our national tour. It’s coming in October/November to a venue near you. Get on board, bring your raincoat, and prepare for a lot of fun”.The pumping updraft of the lead single, Disconnect, is a perfect indication of the chemistry at play. Ethereal synths, robotic pulses, thwacking drums, stabbing horns. A cold, shiny sonic landscape softened by two of the most impassioned and distinctive voices in Australian rock, it’s a synergy both familiar and radically evolved.Listen toDisconnectherehere , and watch the video, directed by Alex Badham,here.
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