Californian rockers Starcrawler are coming to Australia in July

Playing on July 23 at The Espy, Starcrawler are bringing their high-voltage live show to Melbourne.

Californian rock’n’rollers Starcrawler are coming to Australia for two shows in July. Queensland heavy-punk group VOIID will support in Sydney at Oxford Art Factory on Wednesday 20 July, while These New South Whales – famous for their cult Comedy Central Mockumentary and frenetic energy on stage – will get the crowd roaring in Melbourne at The Espy on Saturday 23 July.

What you need to know

Californian rock’n’roll collective Starcrawler are coming to Australia
They’ll be supported by VOIID in Sydney and These New South Whales in Melbourne
Their new single, ‘She Said’ is out now

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“We’re so excited to come back to Australia next month,” says Starcrawler’s Arrow de Wilde. “We love it out there and can’t wait to play with so many amazing bands including VOIID and These New South Whales! See you all soon!”

Starcrawler will also perform at Splendour In Grass next month and have just unveiled their latest single and music video, ‘She Said’. The track is the second single to be released from their forthcoming formidable major label debut album, SHE SAID, slated for release 16 September via Universal Music Australia.

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Having previously opened for major international gods of rock the Foo Fighters, Spoon, The Distillers + many more, Starcrawler are a band at the top of their game. Led by lead singer Arrow De Wilde and her cathartic energy, the band will showcase their unique on-stage charisma performing hits from their 2019 sophomore album Devour You, including ‘No More Pennies’, ‘Bet My Brains’ and ‘You Dig Yours’.

Known for going full throttle at their live shows, Starcrawler will have Australian fans screaming “please, please, come back to me” when they beg for another taste of their glammed up punk’n’roll energy.