Allday announces Australian tour dates for new single, “Sides”

Allday has been spreading himself across New York, LA and Melbourne in making some enticing new music for fans to get around recently, returning to the radio with new tune in “Sides”. We haven’t seen much of him on the live front since he wrapped up touring of his smash debut album Startup Cult but this hasn’t meant that the young MC hasn’t stopped hustling.

Making waves in the States in particular, Allday has landed an impressive feat recently in becoming the first Australian artist to premiere a tune on the Sway in the Morning program, not to mention locking down phenomenally received shows through out the US along the way.

Turning attention back to fans back home now though, Allday will be returning to live stages around the country with a new tour set to kick off with two shows in Melbourne this September. Joining him on the road in touring “Sides” are UV Boi and Tyne-James Organ, two killer artists each making their own waves on the local front.

To get in on the tickets that most definitely will fly out the window once on sale, you can access the special fan pre-sale commencing from 9am, July 18th or hooking up to the general public sales, commencing from 9am, July 21st. To register for the pre-sale event, sign up to Allday’s mailing list HERE before midnight, July 16th.

ALLDAY AUSTRALIAN TOUR DATES
with UV Boi and Tyne-James Organ

September 16th | 170 Russell, MELBOURNE | 18+
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September 17th | 170 Russell, MELBOURNE | U18
Oztix & Moshtix

September 23rd | Enmore Theatre, SYDNEY | Lic/AA
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September 24th | The Met, BRISBANE | Lic/AA
Oztix & Moshtix

September 29th | HQ, ADELAIDE | Lic/AA
Oztix

September 30th | Metropolis, PERTH | U18
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September 30th | Metropolis, PERTH | 18+
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