Northeast Party HouseRenowned Melburnian outfit Northeast Party House walked away from the Falls Festival new-year events a solid favourite among the buzzing crowds, and now they're set to show the rest of the nation why with the announcement of an extensive run of shows around the country this March and April, dubbed the Double Darts tour.
The tour marks the final leg of celebration in honour of the band's acclaimed debut full-length, Any Given Weekend, and comprises 13 headline shows around the country, including a couple of all-ages showings (and, yes, this all includes you, Western Australia).
The good times kick off just before March, in fact, with the band lined up to grace the Mountain Sounds Festival, Keriong, on Saturday, 21 February, before a month's respite in the lead up to the main serving of shows: starting at the Workers Club, Geelong, on Saturday, 21 March, and taking in performances in Sydney (including an under-18s affair), Hobart, Adelaide, Ballarat, Fremantle, Perth, Brisbane, another festival spot (in Bundaberg) and Melbourne, which ends the tour with another shindig for those below the drinking age.
Northeast Party House will be joined by the similarly buzzworthy Food Court for their tour, and will be the final set of performances for the band before they return to the studio to start work on album number two.
Tickets for all shows on the Double Darts tour are on sale now. For a full rundown of when, where and how you catch Northeast Party House before their hibernation, head to theGuide or see The Music App.
