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The Getaway Plan tour starts next week
In February 2009, The Getaway Plan shocked Australian fans and media by calling it quits just a year after the release of their smash hit debut album "Other Voices, Other Rooms". The album that spawned three radio hits and made them one of the most successful young bands in Australia, sent the band on a hectic touring schedule that included three sold out headline tours and ended with their first appearance on the Big Day Out. But that same schedule caused the young four piece to burn out, eventually deciding to pack it in and move onto other projects. Each member embarked on different paths, pursuing musical endeavors such as The Amity Affliction, Young Heretics, Deez Nuts and Hopeless, while The Getaway Plan continued to garner radio play and sales despite the bands absence. Reuniting for charity in September 2010, The Getaway Plan played two shows at the 1200 capacity Billboards - selling out both in just 9 hours and proving that the band's popularity has not slowed down in the...
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Calling All Cars added to Queens Of The Stone Age sidewaves
We are pleased to confirm Calling All Cars will be supporting Queens Of The Stone Age at their sold out Sidewaves this March. Handpicked to open for AC/DC on their national Black Ice Tour before their debut album was even finished, by tour’s end Calling All Cars had played to over half a million people. Releasing their debut album ‘Hold, Hold, Fire’ in March 2010, “Calling All Cars are that band that all other bands wish they were like, and now, they have released an absolute ball-tearing debut record.” – XPress Magazine. In a race against the clock, Calling All Cars played 15 shows in 32 days in support of their debut album and galvanised their reputation as one of the most exciting young rock acts in Australia.