THE BUOYS

In celebration of their debut album, The Buoys are hitting the road for a national tour this August and September.

The Lustre Album Tour kicks off on August 16 at Republic Bar in Hobart before heading to Melbourne’s Corner Hotelthe following evening. With shows at Brisbane’s Valley Loft, Sydney’s Factory Theatre,JIVE in Adelaide and finishing up at Jack Rabbit Slims in Perth, The Buoys continue to solidify themselves as one of the nation’s hardest working live acts.

Pre-sale will be available from 9am local time, Tuesday June 18 until 8am local time, Thursday June 20. General On-sale is available from 9am local time, Thursday June 20.

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The tour news arrives off the back of the announcement of The Buoys highly anticipated debut album, Lustre, out July 12. Recorded with Chris Collins, the record thoughtfully unpacks a spectrum of emotions, life experiences and influences across a rich sonic landscape that spans indie, rock, punk, alternative and more. 

Alongside announcing their debut album, the band recently performed their debut Like A Version with a cover of Olivia Rodrigo’s ‘Vampire’ and their original, ‘Check Mate’, toured the UK with Vacations and performed at The Great Escape.

The Buoys’ blasted out of the local punk rock scene, and in just a few short years, released three EPs together, playing sold-out shows across the country that have earned them a devoted following and engrained this Sydney based rock band into Australian music culture. From coming in at #85 on triple j’s Hottest 100 of 2021 with ‘Lie To Me Again’, to touring and supporting the likes of The Dandy Warhols, Soccer Mommy, Wet Leg and Ball Park Music, The Buoysthemselves are devoted to playing high-octane shows, and as a result have cemented their place as an unmissable live show experience.

With just four weeks until the release of Lustre, gear up to see The Buoys this August and September all over Australia.