Acclaimed Australian DJ and producer Flume has announced a livestream performance of his new album this weekend. 

The Grammy winner will livestream his Friday night show at Brooklyn Mirage around the world via Amazon/Twitch. The livestream will begin on Friday, September 30th at 8:30pm PT/Saturday, October 1st at 1:30pm AEST.

As well as performing tracks of his third studio album Palaces, the musician will also premiere a new remix the Caroline Polachek-assisted track ‘Sirens’, as reworked by Tourist.

“This album Palaces was my love letter to nature, recorded during the pandemic after retreating back to a simple life in Australia,” Flume explains. “After a couple of years off the road, I was unsure how I’d feel about touring and performing again.

“In getting back out there this year, it was a pleasant surprise to remember there’s plenty of aspects I appreciate about it—creating a live show that speaks to the music and engages people in the moment. I’m looking forward to sharing that with this headline show livestream from a unique venue for fans who may not have been able to catch one of the shows now this U.S. tour is coming to a close.”

The New York City show is one of Flume’s last stops on his current U.S. tour, which followed a run of shows across the U.K. and Europe. He’ll return to his home country in November for a string of performances, including appearances at Spilt Milk.

Palaces was released in May, and featured stellar collaborations with the likes of Kučka, Polachek, Damon Albarn, Oklou, and MAY-A. The album performed well globally, reaching number three on the ARIA Albums Chart and the top spot on the U.S. Billboard Top Dance/Electronic Albums Chart.

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