At The Drive In with special guests



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Festival Hall

300 Dudley Street, Melbourne, Australia

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Festival Hall in Melbourne is an iconic music venue located in the city's West End. It is situated at 300 Dudley Street and has a rich history, having hosted some of the biggest names in music between it's opening in 1915 and it's closure in 1983. The venue has undergone recent renovations and re-opened in 2016. It now features a total capacity of 3500 audience members across two levels, allowing for a variety of concert events year-round. This includes both live music performances and electronic music nights. As one of the major music venues in Melbourne, Festival Hall often boasts an eclectic program of both established and emerging artists.

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“This feels like At The Drive-In circa 2000; volatile and raw, stark and memorable.” NME

Early last year At The Drive In fans were delivered the news they had been longing for… the band had reunited, announcing plans to release new music and a tour the globe. They blew in Australia mid-year to play an epic set at Splendour in The Grass and two intimate (for them) shows in Sydney (Enmore) and Melbourne (Forum) that sold out instantly, marking their grand return to the live stage for the first time since 2012.

The Texan titans return to our shores this September for three mammoth shows, in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, and this time, they have a set list of new music in tow.

‘Governed By Contagions’ was released in December last year, the first taste of what to expect from the band’s fourth studio record ‘in • ter a • li • a’, coming seventeen years after the release of 2000’s seminal LP ‘Relationship of Command’. In February they dropped second single ‘Incurably Innocent’, in April ‘Hostage Stamps’ hit the airwaves, and on May 5, fans get the full album, just in time to let it sink in before the band hit the stage here.

At The Drive In back are back, doing what they do best—rewriting all the rules, mark these on sale dates in your diary, their last tour sold out in hours