The Brian Jonestown Massacre - Metro Theatre



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The Metro Theatre

624 George St, Sydney, Australia

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The Metro Theatre in Sydney is a premier live music and events space located near the city centre. It has been providing entertainment for over 40 years. Its convenient location, easy access and 1475 person capacity make it the perfect venue for variety of events ranging from music concerts, comedy shows, markets, conferences, and much more. The Metro is known for hosting popular international and local artists, including Muse, Beck, Arctic Monkeys, Florence and the Machine, Groovin’ the Moo, Whooshka & The Hoopla. The venue also features state-of-the-art lighting, sound and staging technology for an unforgettable experience. With a full bar available there truly is something for everyone at The Metro.

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Iconoclastic purveyors of drone-laden psychedelia, The Brian Jonestown Massacre make their long-awaited Australian return in June, 2018 with their brand new album Something Else and an exclusive invitation as guests of Vivid Sydney. “The Brian Jonestown Massacre are a wildly original and thrilling live band who have built a career out of prioritising art over commercial compromise,” explains Vivid Sydney’s Stephen Ferris. “This maverick approach continues to sustain their relevance to a generation of music lovers making it a no brainer when it came to inviting them to be part of Vivid Sydney.” Lead by prolific outlier Anton Newcombe, The Brian Jonestown Massacre have ploughed their own fertile furrow in the field of neo-psychedelia, yielding an impressive harvest of 15 acclaimed studio albums across 28 years, including the brand new long player Something Else, which returns to the classic BJM reduction of swirling retro-hued guitars, washed over droning, hypnotic primal rhythms and Newcombe’s trademark edifying and biting social commentary. The Brian Jonestown Massacre have built a devoted fan base in Australia, galvanised by electrifying live shows across multiple tours since the mid 2000’s and nourished by an impressively constant flow of exciting new recorded music. BJM fans know that each time they strap in for another journey with the band, whether on record, or in mortal flesh they are in for one hell of a f#@king trip.