Tour Guide: Sticky Fingers, The Good Ship

February 4, 2014

The theme of today’s Tour Guide is “badass,” with dates announced for two of the Australian music scene’s most irreverent and incendiary live performers — Sydney’s Sticky Fingers and Brisbane’s favourite sailors, The Good Ship, who are both travelling with brand new singles in tow.

Sticky Fingers Gold Snafu Single Tour 2014

Saturday, 22nd February 2014
Party In The Paddock, Burns Creek TAS
Tix: Via TryBooking

Friday, 28th February 2014
The Zoo, Brisbane
Tix: Via Oztix

Saturday, 1st March 2014
The Coolie Hotel, Gold Coast
Tix: Via Oztix

Thursday, 6th March 2014
Prince Of Wales, Bunbury NSW

Friday, 7th March 2014
The White Star, Albany WA
Tix: Via Sticky Tickets

Saturday, 8th March 2014
Settlers Tavern, Margaret River WA
Tix: Via Sticky Tickets

Thursday, 13th March 2014
Garden Party, Wollongong Uni, Wollongong

Saturday, 15th March 2014
Mountain Sounds Festival, Central Coast NSW
Tix: Via Ticketbooth

Friday, 21st March 2014
The Metro, Sydney
Tix: Via Ticketek

Friday, 28th March 2014
The Gov, Adelaide
Tix: Via Moshtix

Saturday, 29th March 2014
The Corner, Melbourne
Tix: Via Corner Hotel

Sunday, 30th March 2014
The Corner, Melbourne
Tix: Via Corner Hotel

Sydney-based troublemakers Sticky Fingers have confirmed that they will continue their streak of success, which included taking the #70 spot in Triple J’s Hottest 100 countdown and the release of their debut LP, into the new year with the announcement of their latest tour.

The Gold Snafu tour is in celebration of the first single to be taken from the band’s upcoming new album, Land Of Pleasure, slated for release in mid-2014 and comes ahead of a raft of European dates set for France, Holland, Germany, and the UK over April and May.

The Good Ship 2014 Sea Monster Tour

Wily seafarers The Good Ship have announced that they will follow-up their sold out launch of third album The Seven Seas and their acclaimed appearances at Festival Of The Sun and Falls Festival Byron Bay, with their Sea Monster tour.

Celebrating the launch of a menacing new single, Sea Monster, the band’s latest voyage will see them traveling through Brisbane, down the East Coast, as well as a special docking in South Australia for a performance at the Adelaide Fringe Festival.