News: The Breeders Announce Australian Tour


The Breeders

The Breeders will be heading back to Australia next year, for the first time since 2018. The tour starts in Sydney at the Enmore Theatre on January 22nd before moving on to The Forum on the 29th and then to The Tivoli in Brisbane on the 31st. Tickets (including pre-sale Information) are available from Handsome Tours.

The Breeders will be supporting Olivia Rodrigo on her 2024 American tour, thereby ensuring exposure to a whole new generation of fans.

The Breeders were formed in 1989 by Kim Deal of Pixies fame and her twin sister Kelley Deal. Initially, Kim started the band as a side project during a hiatus from the Pixies, but The Breeders quickly gained a distinct reputation and following of their own and went on to open for Nirvana. Their 1993 album ‘Last Splash’ is perhaps their most recognized work, largely due to the hit single ‘Cannonball,’ which became an alt-rock classic. The band’s sound is characterized by a combination of fuzzy guitar riffs, melodic bass lines, and candid lyrics, fusing elements of punk, pop, and indie rock. Over the years, while the lineup has undergone several changes, the Deal sisters have remained at the core of the band’s identity, ensuring its longevity and continuous influence on alternative music.

Since their hiatus in 1995, the band have spent the 2000s releasing albums sporadically, including ‘Title TK’ (2002), ‘Mountain Battles’ (2008) and ‘All Nerve’ (2018), they also celebrated the 30th anniversary of ‘Last Splash’ with an album reissue, extensive tour and appearances at Coachella and Riotfest, alongside shows with Foo Fighters and Belly.

The Breeders 2024 Australian Tour

Pre-sale begins Monday, October 9th (11am local time)
General sale begins Tuesday, October 10th (11am local time)
Tickets available via handsometours.com


22 January 2024
Enmore Theatre, Sydney, NSW


29 January 2024
The Forum, Melbourne, VIC


31 January 2024
The Tivoli, Brisbane, QLD

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