The Jezabels new album and national tour
2016 sees The Jezabels return with their third studio LP, Synthia, released independently on Friday 12th February. After eighteen months off the road, writing and recording with long time producer Lachlan Mitchell, they are excited to announce a national, major cities tour, with special guest, twenty-one-year-old electro pop sensation Eves The Behaviour.
High expectations are a given now for The Jezabels, seven years since those first EPs, The Man is Dead, She’s So Hard and Dark Storm began their slow burn from Sydney to the world; four years since Prisoner scooped the Australian Music Prize and set stages ablaze from their breakthrough performance at Splendour in the Grass to Lollapalooza, and almost two years since The Brink and the spectacular global onslaught that followed, with talked about live performance slots at Montreal Jazz Festival, Glastonbury, T in The Park, Deichbrand and more.
Although the first official single from the new album isn’t due for release until early 2016, the band have released six-minute epic Come Alive online to give fans a taste of what’s to come.
“What would you say on your deathbed? What will your regrets be? I think mine might be 'I was scared'. So take that and act on it now. Now that, for western women at least, some of the real, tangible obstacles are being dismantled, we've got to approach the internal ones." Hayley Mary
Synthia is available for iTunes pre-order now. Ticketing bundles are also available.
Pre sale 2.00pm Tuesday 24th November.
General public tickets on sale 12.00pm Friday 27th November
Fri 26th Feb - Melbourne, the Forum Theatre - tickets from Ticketmaster
Sun 28th Feb - Adelaide, the Gov - tickets from Oztix
Wed 2nd March - Sydney, the Enmore Theatre - tickets from Ticketek
Fri 4th March - Brisbane, the Triffid - tickets from Oztix
Sat 5th March - Perth, the Astor Theatre - tickets from the Astor Theatre
High expectations are a given now for The Jezabels, seven years since those first EPs, The Man is Dead, She’s So Hard and Dark Storm began their slow burn from Sydney to the world; four years since Prisoner scooped the Australian Music Prize and set stages ablaze from their breakthrough performance at Splendour in the Grass to Lollapalooza, and almost two years since The Brink and the spectacular global onslaught that followed, with talked about live performance slots at Montreal Jazz Festival, Glastonbury, T in The Park, Deichbrand and more.
Although the first official single from the new album isn’t due for release until early 2016, the band have released six-minute epic Come Alive online to give fans a taste of what’s to come.
“What would you say on your deathbed? What will your regrets be? I think mine might be 'I was scared'. So take that and act on it now. Now that, for western women at least, some of the real, tangible obstacles are being dismantled, we've got to approach the internal ones." Hayley Mary
Synthia is available for iTunes pre-order now. Ticketing bundles are also available.
Pre sale 2.00pm Tuesday 24th November.
General public tickets on sale 12.00pm Friday 27th November
Fri 26th Feb - Melbourne, the Forum Theatre - tickets from Ticketmaster
Sun 28th Feb - Adelaide, the Gov - tickets from Oztix
Wed 2nd March - Sydney, the Enmore Theatre - tickets from Ticketek
Fri 4th March - Brisbane, the Triffid - tickets from Oztix
Sat 5th March - Perth, the Astor Theatre - tickets from the Astor Theatre
