Alternative rockers Loveless are coming to Australia for their debut run of shows in the country. 

The Los Angeles outfit will perform three East Coast shows – Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane – in August. (see full details below).

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Tuesday, March 28th at 1pm local time. The Frontier Members pre-sale begins on Monday, March 27th at 12pm local time.

Despite only forming less than three years ago, Loveless have gained huge traction in their home country, signing to the same management team as blink-182.

It’s been a similar story elsewhere, with the band selling out London’s iconic Islington Academy at the beginning of this year, which led NME to hail them as a ‘Breakout’ band to watch.

Their trademark blend of emo, punk, and pop-rock has caught the attention of listeners worldwide, with Loveless also being unafraid to explore avenues such as TikTok covers to expand their fanbase.

And now it’s almost Australia’s turn to hear what all the fuss is about. “We are so excited to come see and play Australia for the first time,” the band says. “Truly a dream to see all of you and it’s going to be an incredible run of shows! Love you, see you soon!”

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Loveless 2023 Australian Tour

Presented by Frontier Touring

Frontier Members pre-sale begins Monday, March 27th (12pm local time)
General sale begins Tuesday, March 28th (1pm local time)

All shows 18+

Thursday, August 17th
Metro Theatre, Sydney, NSW
Tickets: Ticketek

Friday, August 18th
The Triffid, Brisbane, QLD
Tickets: Moshtix

Sunday, August 20th
170 Russell, Melbourne, VIC
Tickets: Moshtix

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