Cloud Control Announce ‘Dream Cave’ National Tour 2013

Blue Mountains psych rockers Cloud Control will be heading out on an extensive tour of Australia this August and September, in support of their highly anticipated forthcoming sophomore album, Dream Cave, good news for those who won’t get to catch their set at this year’s Splendour In The Grass.

The tour sees the band return to their homeland for 14 shows all around the country, after 3 years spent living, writing and playing in the UK. Cloud Control shacked up in the English countryside of Kent earlier in the year to record Dream Cave with producer Barny Barnicott, who’s worked with bands like Arctic Monkeys and Kasabian. The result is promised to be an album that explores a treasure trove of new ideas while still embracing the elegant psychedelic pop we’ve come to love from the band.

Cloud Control will be supported by Sydney outfit Palms, who’ve been winning hearts with their beautifully crafted indie pop tunes like their current single This Last Year. Tickets for all shows are on sale Wednesday, 3rd July and Dream Cave is released in Australia on 9th August via Ivy League.

UPDATE: Supports for the tour have been announced, as well as a new date in Byron Bay! Check the list below.

Watch: Cloud Control – Dojo Rising

Cloud Control Dream Cave Australian Tour 2013

w/ Palms and Gang Of Youths

Wednesday, 21st August

Spotted Cow, Toowoomba

Thursday, 22nd August

Coolangatta Hotel, Gold Coast

Friday, 23rd August

The Tivoli, Brisbane

Saturday, 24th August

Kings Beach Tavern, Caloundra

Sunday, 25th August – NEW SHOW!

Beach Hotel, Byron Bay

Wednesday, 28th August

ANU Bar, Canberra

Friday, 30th August

The Gov, Adelaide

Saturday, 31st August

The Capitol, Perth

Wednesday, 4th September

Karova Lounge, Ballarat

Thursday, 5th September

Star Bar, Bendigo

Friday, 6th September

The Forum, Melbourne

Saturday, 7th September

Republic Bar, Hobart

Tuesday, 10th September

Wollongong Uni Bar, Wollongong

Wednesday, 11th September

Bar On The Hill, Newcastle

Thursday, 12th September

The Metro Theatre, Sydney

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