The Dandy Warhols Adelaide Dec 5

The Dandy Warhols tour Australia and New Zealand from November 24 to December 11, with special guests including Nice Biscuit, Night Rites and GRUB across various cities. The tour opens with a one-night-only orchestral collaboration with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra in Hobart before returning to the band's standard live show format, and celebrates the release of their covers album Pin Ups.

THE DANDY WARHOLS Announce Special Guests - Nice Biscuit, Nice Rites and GRUB Australia & NZ Tour Begins on Nov 24 in Hobart

“The Dandy Warhols are a lifestyle, not a performance; an intoxicating and unpredictable band” NME

The Dandy Warhols return to Australia and New Zealand this November/December, joined by special guests Nice Biscuit in Auckland, Wellington, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne,
Night Rites in Adelaide, and GRUB in Fremantle.

We are down to LOW TICKETS for Hobart, Wellington, Sydney and Melbourne, with all other headline shows SELLING FAST.

Don’t miss out - find your city below and secure your tickets now!

TOUR DATES

Tues, Nov 24: Odeon Theatre, Hobart with the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra LOW TICKETS
Fri, Nov 27: Powerstation, Auckland SELLING FAST
Sat, Nov 28: Meow Nui, Wellington LOW TICKETS
Tues, Dec 1: Enmore Theatre, Sydney LOW TICKETS
Fri, Dec 4: Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane SELLING FAST
Sat, Dec 5: Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide SELLING FAST
Tues, Dec 8: Metropolis, Fremantle SELLING FAST
Thurs, Dec 10: Palais Theatre, Melbourne LOW TICKETS
Fri, Dec 11: Meredith Festival, VIC

Tickets available from
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Nearly three decades into a career built on doing things their own way, The Dandy Warhols continue to push into new territory. The tour will open with a special one-night-only collaboration alongside the Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra at Hobart's Odeon Theatre, transforming songs from their remarkable catalogue into an immersive orchestral experience before the band returns to its trademark live show for the remainder of the tour, culminating with an appearance at the legendary Meredith Festival.

Large orchestra in formal attire performing on stage under dramatic green and gold lighting.

Following two acclaimed performances with the Oregon Symphony, The Dandy Warhols will bring their symphony concept to Australia for the very first time. Courtney Taylor-Taylor says of the collaboration, "The Oz tour is right around the corner and we are getting very pumped about it. This one starts in Tasmania with the Symphony there, that will be a mind expanding trip. Then we hit all our favourite cities, or most of them, including some New Zealand shows.

Then we end at Meredith festival, which we are told repeatedly is the coolest. There’s going to be a lot of amazing music, food, wine, and even wineries. We have always loved it down under which is why it’s been The Dandy Warhols second home for almost 3 decades."

The tour also celebrates the release of Pin Ups, the band's new covers album released earlier this year. Pin Ups is a carefully curated collection of music that helped shape The Dandy Warhols themselves, featuring their take on of songs by everyone from The Beatles, The Byrds, The Clash and Bob Dylan through to The Cure, Gang Of Four, The Cramps, The Cult,
The Damned, Marilyn Manson and more.

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Compiled from tribute albums, bonus tracks, B-sides and previously unreleased recordings spanning the band's career, Pin Ups is as much a celebration of lifelong musical influences as it is a love letter to the artists who inspired them. As Courtney Taylor-Taylor explains, "Nearly every band we cover on here are friends of ours or artists we have had a meaningful experience with.”

Australia remains one of The Dandy Warhols' biggest and most devoted fan bases anywhere in the world, a relationship that stretches back to their first visit in 1998 and one that has only grown stronger with every return.

Over the last three decades, The Dandy Warhols have created one of modern music's most distinctive catalogues. Effortlessly blending psych-rock, shoegaze and synth-pop with an unmistakable swagger, they've consistently carved out a lane that is entirely their own.

From timeless anthems such as Bohemian Like You, We Used To Be Friends and Not If You Were The Last Junkie On Earth, to their unmistakable visual aesthetic and continually evolving sound, The Dandy Warhols defined alternative rock at the turn of the millennium while continuing to influence new generations of artists.

One of the hardest working bands anywhere, they've graced stages everywhere from Glastonbury and Rock am Ring to Meltdown Festival, where they were personally selected by David Bowie, before later joining him on his A Reality Tour. Their story was further immortalised in the award-winning documentary Dig!, chronicling the legendary relationship between The Dandy Warhols and fellow psych-rock icons The Brian Jonestown Massacre.

From an unforgettable orchestral collaboration in Hobart to a festival finale at Meredith, the Pin Ups tour will once again prove that The Dandy Warhols remain one of alt rock's most creative, adventurous and compelling live bands.