triple j, Ripple Effect, WME & Ivy League Present
The Rubens | Soda Australian Tour
With The Moving Stills & Bean Magazine
Metropolis Fremantle (Fremantle, WA)
Friday, 25 October 2024 7:30 pm
To mark the release of their 5th studio album SODA, The Rubens head back out on the road for their Australian album tour presented by triple j, Ripple Effect, WME & Ivy League.
Hitting all major cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra and Perth ahead of the global SODA album tour which will see them travel to 16 cities through UK, Europe and North America.
2024 has been a busy year for the 5 piece, having already played 28 shows in front of 20,000 regional Australia audiences, drip feeding singles Good Mood, Pets & Drugs, Liquid Gold and new favourite Black Balloon ahead of the album.
Following on from their, 2021 #1 ARIA-Charting fourth album 0202, which was nominated for the prestigious Australian Music Prize (AMP) and won an ARIA for Best Producer with album tracks ‘Live In Life’ and ‘Masterpiece’ certified 4x Platinum and Platinum respectively in Australia.
The SODA Australian Tour is not to be missed. Supported by NSW’s Central Coast indie-rockers The Moving Stills & Brisbane newcomers Bean Magazine.
Hitting all major cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Hobart, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra and Perth ahead of the global SODA album tour which will see them travel to 16 cities through UK, Europe and North America.
2024 has been a busy year for the 5 piece, having already played 28 shows in front of 20,000 regional Australia audiences, drip feeding singles Good Mood, Pets & Drugs, Liquid Gold and new favourite Black Balloon ahead of the album.
Following on from their, 2021 #1 ARIA-Charting fourth album 0202, which was nominated for the prestigious Australian Music Prize (AMP) and won an ARIA for Best Producer with album tracks ‘Live In Life’ and ‘Masterpiece’ certified 4x Platinum and Platinum respectively in Australia.
The SODA Australian Tour is not to be missed. Supported by NSW’s Central Coast indie-rockers The Moving Stills & Brisbane newcomers Bean Magazine.