Shannon & The Clams have announced their return to Australia for January 2025, continuing their world tour in support of their seventh studio album The Moon Is In The Wrong Place. The tour, announced today (October 31st), is a mix of capital cities and regional centres on the east coast. The full list of tour dates, as well as pre-sale and ticketing information, can be found below.
In a statement shared to their social media, the band played off the Halloween timing of their tour announcement by quipping: “We were visited in a fever dream by the spirit of the Great Pumpkin, who commanded us to journey Down Under to fulfill our solemn duty to the denizens of Oz.”
Shannon & The Clams – ‘The Moon Is In The Wrong Place’
![Shannon & The Clams - "The Moon Is In The Wrong Place" [Official Music Video]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/LxHtq6m5YNk/hqdefault.jpg)
The Oakland garage-rock/doo-wop band were last in Australia circa July 2022, where they performed at that year’s ill-fated Splendour In The Grass and also undertook their own run of sideshows around the country.
Following their tour in support of 2021’s Year Of The Spider, the band unexpectedly encountered tragedy when Joe Haener – the fiancé of eponymous frontwoman Shannon Shaw – was killed in a car accident. This influenced the lyrical and creative direction of The Moon Is In The Wrong Place, with the band once again working with The Black Keys‘ Dan Auerbach.
Shannon & The Clams The Moon Is In The Wrong Place 2025 Australian Tour
- Monday, January 13th – Oxford Art Factory, Sydney NSW
- Friday, January 17th – Barwon Club, Geelong VIC
- Saturday, January 18th – Archies Creek Hotel, Archies Creek VIC
- Sunday, January 19th – Croxton Bandroom, Melbourne VIC
- Tuesday, January 21st – A&I Hall, Bangalow NSW
- Wednesday, January 22nd – The Triffid, Brisbane QLD
A pre-sale for the tour runs from 9am local time on Monday, November 4th. General sale then follows on Wednesday, November 6th – again at 9am local time. Both can be accessed via the tour’s official promoter, Love Police, on their website.
Further Reading
Shannon and the Clams: “The Scene We Emerged From Seems to Have Died”
