Hermitude have expanded their Aussie headline tour

With just over a week until their national tour kicks off, Blue Mountains legends Hermitude have added two extra shows for fans in Canberra and Wollongong.

Ever since they burst onto the scene in the early ’00s, Hermitude have been one of those artists who garner exceptional levels of respect at every turn.

As the years have added up, so has their chart success, with their fifth album – 2015’s Dark Night Sweet Light – serving as their first ARIA #1.

Having announced a run of headline dates back in June, Hermitude added to the excitement just a few weeks ago by releasing Pollyanarchy, their long-awaited sixth album. Filled with bangers like ‘Stupid World’, ‘Northern Lights’, and ‘OneFourThree’, the record is a massive party from start to finish.

With fans gearing up to hear these new songs on the group’s upcoming tour (which kicks off on November 2nd), Hermitude have expanded their national run, adding a pair of dates for fans in Canberra and Wollongong.

With the tour previously set to wrap up in Brisbane on November 23rd, the pair will be on the road just a little bit longer, heading to Kambri in Canberra on November 30th, before visiting the Wollongong Unibar on December 6th.

Support for these shows comes from none other than Haiku Hands & NINAJIRACHI, while tickets to these new shows – along with the rest of the tour – are on sale now.

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It all kicks off next week, so don’t miss your chance to catch one of the finest Aussie duos on the scene dishing out the bangers when they come your way next month!