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With their highly anticipated fourth album How Many Dreams? Due to be released on Friday 31 March, 9x ARIA nominees and critically acclaimed Sydney trio DMA’S are thrilled to announce their biggest headline tour of Australia so far – 16 huge shows this September/October 2023 The rousing trio – comprised of Tommy O'Dell, Johnny Took and Matt Mason – will set off across the country in Spring, igniting giant singalongs and euphoric memories at shows announced today for Hobart, Frankston, Castlemaine, Melbourne, Torquay, Adelaide, Wodonga, Canberra, Thirroul, Sydney, Newcastle, Coffs Harbour, Kingscliff, Brisbane, Sunshine Coast and Cairns. The dates mark DMA’S first time heading out to regional towns and cities, giving fans right across the nation the chance to witness one of Australia’s biggest and most internationally successful outfits live on stage at last.‘A big crowd sing-along to “Silver” was a highlight with the group bounding across the stage, while intimate first single “Delete” and a superb cover of Cher’s “Believe” all added up to a night of pure, modern Australian pop-rock’ – Sydney Morning Herald‘DMA’s have already built a following with arena tours supporting the likes of Liam Gallagher and Richard Ashcroft and you can see greater things yet to come from the band in the future’ – Backseat Mafia
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Sumner Biography
Tasmanian alternative electronic duo Sumner (Chloe Wilson & Jack McLaine) have “developed a keen grasp of brooding, addictive melody” – (Mixdown Magazine). With their blend of detailed electronic production, rich acoustic sounds, and honest lyrics, Sumner’s compelling songwriting continues to captivate a growing audience.
Sumner caught the attention of the music world in 2018 releasing their debut single ‘Pictures’ and EP ‘All That I Am’. Their calming, dexterous production and songs compared to the likes of Frank Ocean and Lorde. Sumner was awarded the 2018 Josh Pyke Partnership Grant based on their production skills, evocative vocals and “practical and achievable” business plan. Shortly after this, they showcased at Big Sound and EMC (Electronic Music Conference). In late 2018, Sumner independently released the self-produced single ‘Put It Out’, which received spot play on Triple J and a feature artist slot on Unearthed.
Steadily releasing singles from this point, their 2021 release Stranded reached a new level for the duo, amassing over 1 million streams online, and a heavy amount of airplay, being featured as Triple J’s most played song for over one week. Stranded is the first of a string of singles co-written and produced by PNAU as Sumner became the newest signing to Lab78, the label started by Nick Littlemore and Peter Mayes of PNAU, in partnership with Australian indie label Etcetc.
“Pete and I came across this band while on tour in regional Tasmania. We shared a stage together at the Forth pub on a sweet breezy day a few years back. We were struck by their fierce intensity. Chloe commanded the stage conjuring notes of Chrissie Hynde, Iggy Pop and Karen Finley. Jack the uber-cool, multi-instrumental wonder dazzling on any synth/bass or guitar he picks up and plays.” (Nick Littlemore, 2021)
Over the years, Sumner has supported the acclaimed Vera Blue, PNAU, Montaigne, Slowly Slowly, George Maple and performing at Party In The Paddock and Falls Festival; Sumner’s live show is warm, energetic, vulnerable and addictive, leaving audiences wanting more.
Read MoreSumner caught the attention of the music world in 2018 releasing their debut single ‘Pictures’ and EP ‘All That I Am’. Their calming, dexterous production and songs compared to the likes of Frank Ocean and Lorde. Sumner was awarded the 2018 Josh Pyke Partnership Grant based on their production skills, evocative vocals and “practical and achievable” business plan. Shortly after this, they showcased at Big Sound and EMC (Electronic Music Conference). In late 2018, Sumner independently released the self-produced single ‘Put It Out’, which received spot play on Triple J and a feature artist slot on Unearthed.
Steadily releasing singles from this point, their 2021 release Stranded reached a new level for the duo, amassing over 1 million streams online, and a heavy amount of airplay, being featured as Triple J’s most played song for over one week. Stranded is the first of a string of singles co-written and produced by PNAU as Sumner became the newest signing to Lab78, the label started by Nick Littlemore and Peter Mayes of PNAU, in partnership with Australian indie label Etcetc.
“Pete and I came across this band while on tour in regional Tasmania. We shared a stage together at the Forth pub on a sweet breezy day a few years back. We were struck by their fierce intensity. Chloe commanded the stage conjuring notes of Chrissie Hynde, Iggy Pop and Karen Finley. Jack the uber-cool, multi-instrumental wonder dazzling on any synth/bass or guitar he picks up and plays.” (Nick Littlemore, 2021)
Over the years, Sumner has supported the acclaimed Vera Blue, PNAU, Montaigne, Slowly Slowly, George Maple and performing at Party In The Paddock and Falls Festival; Sumner’s live show is warm, energetic, vulnerable and addictive, leaving audiences wanting more.
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