Keaper

Keaper are heading out on their second ever east coast tour in celebration of their brand new debut album ‘Waking Dream’. Based in Melbourne, Keaper are a ‘dreamo’ audiovisual project recognisable by their introspective lyrics, melodic instrumentation and dreamy atmosphere. The band draws from 90s alt-rock, midwest emo and shoegaze, citing artists such as DIIV, Smashing Pumpkins and The Sundays as inspiration for their music.  The band are so excited to be stopping at The Great Club in Sydney, and sharing the stage with old friends Sunder and new friends Euterpe.  Hailing from Sydney’s south west, Sunder began its humble journey as nothing more than a group of friends bonding over a shared love of music and art. Having been described as ‘warm, heartfelt’ and ‘shoegazey’ by Triple J’s Claire Mooney, the band is focused on pushing the boundaries of their ‘blend of indie rock and soul’ whilst highlighting the influences that shape its foundation. Euterpe are an art-rock, post-punk blend band, living on Gadigal land. They describe themselves as ‘the sound of covering up something gross with lace and bergamot’, characterised by their latest release: ‘The Amnion’ EP. Euterpe never leaves one at ease, even in their most intimate moments. Keaper & friends would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land, the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, on which this event will take place. We pay our respects to the Elders of the community, their ancestors and descendants. Sovereignty was never ceded.