Twin Peaks Announce Australian Tour

February 5, 2020

Chicago indie-rockers and the band that gave us ‘Making Breakfast’, Twin Peaks are coming to Australia in April. The five-piece were announced as a headliner of Bad Friday last month and today they’ve announced a full tour.

Twin Peaks released their fourth studio album Lookout Low in September last year. That won’t be the only new music they’re bringing on their Aussie tour though. They’ve released another two singles since: ‘Cawfee’ and ‘St. Vulgar St.’.

Already announced on the Bad Friday lineup along with Boogie Festival’s lineup, Twin Peaks will be hitting up Adelaide, Sydney, Tallarook, Melbourne, and Brisbane before closing the tour in Wollongong.

On the upcoming tour, frontman Cadien Lake James says, “Everyone’s having so much fun playing together as we’ve all grown and gotten better.”

Twin Peaks’ bassist, Jack Dolan adds, “There’s something intangible about how our chemistry and friendship has evolved. We rely on each other so much.”

Twin Peaks were last in Australia in 2018 to support Skeggs on tour.

Check out all the dates and listen to ‘Making Breakfast’ below.