The Pretty Littles Announce Last Melbourne Show Before Hiatus

Having had a great run playing with bands like The Vasco Era, The Mess Hall, The Fumes, King Gizzard, DZ Deathrays, Graveyard Train, The Rubens...

Esther Semo

26.03.2013

Having had a great run playing with bands like The Vasco Era, The Mess Hall, The Fumes, King Gizzard, DZ Deathrays, Graveyard Train, The Rubens and The Delta Riggs The Pretty Littles have announced that they’re “all going away to do some different shit for a little while.”

After playing 150+ gigs last year, selling out Ding Dong Lounge for the EP launch, getting Tom Iansek of BIg Scary to produce their music, and getting a solitary spin on Triple J, the boys are packing up for winter.

But before they do, they’ve promised fans one more show before they go. It’s a headliner at The Tote (coming full circle as they played their first few gigs there) on Saturday April 6 with legends The Harlots and Knitting For Gran.

Considering our reviewer said of their live show, “If you like a band that gets the blood pumping (sometimes literally), crushes eardrums, and gives a good excuse to revert to your primal roots, get down to The Pretty Littles’ next gig and leap around like a maniac” you’d be silly not to go!