Wafia announces the details of her upcoming east coast tour this September. The dates follow the release of her current single ’83 Days’, taken off her forthcoming VII EP out via Future Classic on October 13.

Playing her first headline dates since 2015, the tour begins in Brisbane supporting London Grammar at the Riverstage, before Sydney’s Oxford Art Factory and the Corner Hotel in Melbourne next month. Wafia will be supported by Buoy and special guests across both headline shows, with local support in Sydney from GAUCI. Tickets are on sale today, see full dates and details below.

’83 Days’ is the most recent release from the 23 year old Netherlands born, Brisbane-based Wafia Al-Rikabi, which follows the collaborative (m)edian EP with label mate Ta-ku and the duo’s subsequent world tour in 2016. Watch her live performance of ’83 Days’ with co-writer Ben Abrahams here before seeing it for yourself this September.

Tickets at wafiamusic.com

Ta-ku 823 is four days of creative workshops, gallery exhibitions & collaboration. Featuring visual works by Ta-ku, Sam Price, Maekan and Repeat Pattern.

See the full program on Dropbox paper, and sign up to workshops.

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Workshops are very limited capacity and open to the public by competition entry only.

Gallery open from 10am – 8pm, Friday 11 August – Sunday 13 August.

3 years after playing sold out headline shows in Melbourne and Sydney, Little Dragon return to the southern hemisphere.

Grammy-nominated band Little Dragon released their long-awaited new album Season High in April this year. It was the first new music from the band since they released their acclaimed 2014 album Nabuma Rubberband.

While Little Dragon’s audience loves them for their unique brand of electronic pop and as a great live party band, the broader music world – artists like Big Boi, Raphael Saadiq, Kaytranada, and Moodymann, among others – recognize the Swedish quartet, and its singer Yukimi Nagano, as exquisite practitioners of European soul music. The combination of Yukimi’s exceptional voice, songwriting that simultaneously accesses Swedish pop’s studiousness and its hooky nature, plus a love of sound grounded in musical history but engaged with contemporary club culture, has effortlessly made Little Dragon a playlist staple.