Having confirmed supports for all shows on his Australian tour today, the funky loop master will perform at Melbourne's own Forum.
Rescheduled from 2022, the master of improvised funk is finally heading Down Under for 12 shows across Australia and New Zealand. Alongside the special guests handpicked by Marc himself that were announced today, he’ll be performing at The Forum for three shows, on January 25, January 27 and January 28, ushering in the new year big time.
Marc Rebillet Australia and New Zealand 2023
- January 11 – Powerstation, Auckland (with Halfqueen)
- January 12 – Powerstation, Auckland (with Halfqueen)
- January 13 – Powerstation, Auckland (with Halfqueen)
- January 17 – The Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane (with WIIGZ)
- January 21 – Enmore, Sydney (with MICRA)
- January 22 – Enmore, Sydney (with MICRA)
- January 25 – The Forum, Melbourne (with Cry Club)
- January 27 – The Forum, Melbourne (with Cry Club)
- January 28 – The Forum, Melbourne (with Cry Club)
- January 30 – Odeon Theatre, Hobart (with Jay Jarome)
- February 1 – Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide (with TOWNS)
- February 4 – Metropolis Fremantle, Perth (PROJECT BEXX)
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Marc Rebillet, also known as Loop Daddy, garnered tons of attention through his YouTube videos of him live-looping improvised funk songs. An absolute powerhouse of funk, he’s known for his distinguished mixing as well as his signature off-kilter humour present throughout all of his improvisations.
He’ll be joined in Melbourne by Australian queer noise-pop duo, Cry Club, who are are as gentle in spirit as they are ferocious on stage, with a flair for creating relatable, empowering and danceable anthems. Heather Riley (they/them – vocals) and Jono Tooke (he/him – guitar) cut their teeth in the Wollongong music scene before moving to Melbourne.
Final tickets for his shows at The Forum on January 25, 27 and 28 are on sale now. Grab them by heading here.
