Ahead of their forthcoming Australian Rue tour, Sydney genre-bending quartet Hellions have announced a very special competition. The band are giving fans the chance to design the official t-shirt for the tour. Competition winners will receive payment for their design and score two tickets to a show of their choice.
The winning t-shirt will be available for purchase at shows nationwide, with all profits going to Girls Rock! Australia. If you’re unfamiliar with the work Girls Rock! do, here’s a little primer: Girls Rock! Is a national network of girls rock camp. Their goal is to empower girls, trans, and gender-diverse young people through mentorship and music education. They’re fighting the good fight.
So you wanna get involved? Here’s how:
You can submit your design via Instagram or Facebook. Make sure you tag @hellionsmusic, #HellionsTourTee and #GirlsRockAustralia to be in the running. The competition ends on Wednesday the 3rd of April and the winner will be announced on Hellions socials on Friday 5 April. For more information head to their Facebook or Instagram.
Hellions Rue tour kicks off in May. The band have enlisted some of the finest names in pop-punk, emo and hardcore to help celebrate. Previously announced Yours Truly, and DREGG will be joining the band on all dates, with Between You & Me, Stand Atlantic, Young Lions, Nautical Mile, Sleep Talk and The Beautiful Monument jumping onboard throughout the tour.
Now, the band have added yet another trailblazing act to the already stacked lineup. Newcastle’s Eat Your Heart Out have just been added to the Sydney leg of the tour. Since their formation in 2012, EYHO have proved themselves to be one of the most excited, dynamic acts in the local scene. It’s going to be a ripper.
Watch: Hellions – Smile
Hellions
Rue Album Tour
Tickets Here
May 3
The Gov, Adelaide
May 4
Capitol, Perth
May 10
The Triffid, Brisbane
May 11
Max Watts, Melbourne
May 17
The Metro, Sydney
Whilst you’re here, why not read our interview with Hellions about their latest LP Rue, finding comfort in philosophical pessimism and the all-encompassing power of love.
