Greta Van FleetThey haven't even released their debut album yet but Greta Van Fleet are very quickly gaining fans all around the world, and now the four-piece are heading to Aus.
The American rock group will be playing three shows while in Australia, kicking off at Sydney's Enmore Theatre on 29 January and then visiting Eatons Hill Hotel in Brisbane and Forum Theatre in Melbourne.
The band, Josh (vocals) and Jake Kiszka (guitar), both 22, younger brother Sam (bass/keys, 19), and Danny Wagner (drums, 19), have already accumulated over 18.5 million streams of their track, When The Curtain Falls and accumulated some fans in high places including Sir Elton John, Nikki Sixx and Justin Bieber.
Hailing from a small town in Michigan called Frankenmuth, known for being the home of the "World's Largest Christmas Store", the band delved deep into their parents' vinyl collections to give birth to the bluesy rock'n'roll music they make today.
Greta Van Fleet are on track to release debut album, Anthem Of The Peaceful Army, next week, with the album's first radio track, When The Curtain Falls, exploding into the Top 10 at Rock Radio.
With two #1 EPs and a slew of sold-out concerts across North America and Europe already under their belt, the band have already developed an extraordinary connection with their fans - something that will no doubt be on show when they tour Down Under.
Pre-sale tickets go on sale Tuesday 16 October before general admission tickets go on sale from Friday 19 October.
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