The staff at the Au Review keep their ears close to the ground when it comes to recent music tour news. From extra shows to support announcements we've got you covered. Read on for all the latest tour updates from bands like Wild Flag, Fire! Santa Rosa, Fire!, Snakadaktal, City and Colour and much more.

Just announced: Florida-born rap superstar Flo Rida will be joining the legendary Grandmaster Flash and some of Australia’s biggest acts to perform at the Sidetracked Music Festival.

The chart-busting singing sensation, the Hilliard Ensemble, is known for its “riveting” stage performances of vocal music and for selling millions of records world-wide, and now they've announced they'll be hitting out shores!

Following a month-long tussle with the Department Of Immigration And Citizenship, Sydney trio Set Sail are pleased to announce the return of their lead singer Brandon Hoogenboom and a run of new dates.

With the starters flag unfurled Calling All Cars are set to roll out The Delirium Tour, and in their continuing efforts in the war against the jive have invited co-conspirators Strangers and Arts Martial along for the fun.

After an acclaimed 18-city tour on 2011, The Funkoars will hit the road again in what will be another amazing run of shows!

Australian rock and roll spirits Dangerous!, who were the first Australian act ever to sign a worldwide deal with Epitaph, are poised to take over the world starting this March!

Melbourne act Zoophyte are returning to the live stage in 2012 after a hiatus and line up change dominated the last few years of their career. The band's follow up record to 2007's Another Point of View, recorded in Melbourne is due out this year and the band will be premiering this new material over a few concert dates through the next few months. Catch them where you can!

Zoophyte Tour Dates

Sat 25 Feb - Zoo Twilight, Melbourne

It's hard to believe that Husky only really burst out onto the national music radar last year with their debut record Forever So. Since then they've done multiple festivals and tours, including Gotye's massive Making Mirrors launch tour and now, only a few months into 2012, the Melbourne lads have become the first Australian band to be signed to renowned American label, Sub Pop.

The Fremantle based indie-poppers San Cisco are currently riding a rocket ship to the top of the Australian indie charts with their critically lauded EP Awkward. So it comes as no surprise that the young four-piece will be once again making their way around Australia during April and May.

Having toured relentlessly through the United States, Europe and Asia playing to packed venues, the Australian hardcore heavyweights Deez Nuts will make their first appearance on Australian shores since the Destroy Music Tour back in may last year.