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Boys Like Girls Australian tour support announced
Sydney pop-punk upstarts Heroes for Hire have received the local support slot for the upcoming Boys Like Girls Australian tour.Heroes for Hire join previously announced US band Hot Chelle Rae as the two support acts on the bill. The New South Wales band has already had a productive year playing with a number of local and international groups.“No strangers to the road, HEROES FOR HIRE have already had a hugely impressive 2010, landing slots on the Sydney leg of the Soundwave Festival, Push Over and most recently Come Together, as well as touring nationally with Detroit’s Fireworks. HEROES’ debut album Life Of The Party also came in at #2 on the AIR charts, with lead single “Bright Lights In Paradise” becoming a staple on Triple J,” the tour press release states.
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3OH!3 - The Streets Of Gold Australian Tour
Grab the nearest boy or girl, lace up your dancing shoes and leave your inhibitions at home, as Colorado’s favourite purveyors of electro-fuelled, party- friendly pop 3OH!3 will be returning to our shores this August! Few could have foreseen the jaw-dropping impact 3OH!3 would have on the mainstream charts in 2009, however the tongue in cheek twosome’s blend of instantly addictive hooks and powerful beats struck a worldwide chord with adoring fans and cross-armed critics alike. Debut single “Don’t Trust Me” saw the duo land a Video Music Awards nomination alongside fellow chart-toppers Lady Gaga, Kid Cudi and Drake, while the Katy Perry assisted follow-up “Starstrukk” cemented 3OH!3’s place at the upper end of the pop pecking order.
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