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Sofar Sounds - Woodes Hibernation Tour (Gold Coast)
Oct 29, 2023
7:30 PM GMT+10
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Sunday 29th October 2023
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Multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and producer, Woodes, announces her new cinematic EP, Hibernation which will be released on October 13th.
To celebrate the release Woodes will be returning for a special run of Australian tour dates this October/November, her first shows since 2019.
Alongside the announcement, Woodes has released a percussive-driven anthem called, “Don’t Look Back.” With a beat shuffling forward punctuated by cello, she keeps her head high and urges listeners “Don’t look back. You can never look back.”
“Don’t Look Back” is the first single following the release of her EP, Kingdom Come, a six-song exploration of nostalgia and the journey of growth through alternative pop soundscapes. If Kingdom Come reflects the experiences of Elle in this world, Hibernation amplifies its delivery in the story of the character of Woodes.
Elle shares, “She’s coming out of Hibernation into this strong version of herself….I’m putting Woodes in a fantasy utopia...I see the trailer for the Woodes movie in my head…..It’s a grand vision of the legends before us and going after your dream. It’s gritty and immediate.”
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Woodes Biography
Australian singer, songwriter Woodes crafts songs you can take with you on your journey. Over alternative
pop soundscapes, she bottles emotion, nostalgia, longing, and hope in dynamic and dreamy anthems.
After generating millions of streams and earning acclaim from the likes of NME, Complex, and many more,
her cinematic approach flourishes on the 2023 Kingdom Come EP for Nettwerk Music Group.
Woodes has consistently engaged, entranced, and enraptured listeners as a pop enigma. She made her
presence known with the independent self-titled debut EP, Woodes, in 2016. She joined forces with Set
Mo for the smash “I Belong Here,” which picked up a platinum certification in Australia. 2018’s Golden
Hour EP dominated Triple J with “Dots” and “Run For It.” However, she leveled up again on Crystal Ball in
2020. It not only bowed at #3 on the Australian Independent Albums Chart, but NME rated it “4-out-of-5
stars” and hailed it as “a powerfully intimate record that tackles both life and fantasy with fierce resolve.”
As a powerhouse performer, she graced the stages of Splendour in the Grass and SXSW in addition to
touring with Thelma Plum, Asgier, and Sylvan Esso. In the end, what’s to come from Woodes this year is a
pure and authentic soundtrack you can lean on.
Read Morepop soundscapes, she bottles emotion, nostalgia, longing, and hope in dynamic and dreamy anthems.
After generating millions of streams and earning acclaim from the likes of NME, Complex, and many more,
her cinematic approach flourishes on the 2023 Kingdom Come EP for Nettwerk Music Group.
Woodes has consistently engaged, entranced, and enraptured listeners as a pop enigma. She made her
presence known with the independent self-titled debut EP, Woodes, in 2016. She joined forces with Set
Mo for the smash “I Belong Here,” which picked up a platinum certification in Australia. 2018’s Golden
Hour EP dominated Triple J with “Dots” and “Run For It.” However, she leveled up again on Crystal Ball in
2020. It not only bowed at #3 on the Australian Independent Albums Chart, but NME rated it “4-out-of-5
stars” and hailed it as “a powerfully intimate record that tackles both life and fantasy with fierce resolve.”
As a powerhouse performer, she graced the stages of Splendour in the Grass and SXSW in addition to
touring with Thelma Plum, Asgier, and Sylvan Esso. In the end, what’s to come from Woodes this year is a
pure and authentic soundtrack you can lean on.
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