Hailing from Vancouver, Canada, the ethereal indie pop band will be making five stops down under this October.
Peach Pit are all set to head to Australia and New Zealand in the coming months for a limited run of headlining spots – their first ever in the country.
The Canadian four-piece will be starting out at Melbourne’s own 170 Russell before hitting Sydney and Brisbane and finishing up with a stopover at Auckland’s Powerstation,
Peach Pit 2023 Tour
- Oct 12 – 170 Russell, Melbourne
- Oct 14 – Metro Theatre, Sydney
- Oct 15 – Yours & Owls Festival, Wollongong
- Oct 16 – The Triffid, Brisbane
- Oct 18 – Powerstation, Auckland
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Beloved for their catchy songwriting, cruisy alt-pop sound and distinct Pacific North West vibes, Peach Pit are a force to be reckoned with in the indie scene. With three albums behind them, they’re finally ready to take on Australia head-first.
The band members met in high school and launched onto the scene in 2016 with their breakout self-titled single which quickly amassed over 100 million streams.
Their friendly, communal spirit and earworm hooks kept them on heavy rotation in the local scene and with the release of their debut full-length Being So Normal in 2017, they began to win over the hearts of fans across the world.
Since 2022, Peach Pit have been busy on a huge 53-date world tour across North America and Europe. They’ll be touring Australia on the back of their most recent release, From 2 to 3, which dropped earlier this year and featured the hit singles Give Up Baby Go and Vickie.
Tickets to see Peach Pit when they come to town this October are set to go on sale on Monday, July 31 at 12pm local time, with a presale for Frontier members opening on July 28. To grab yours, head here.
