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PNAU Unveil New Single & Tour Dates Ahead Of Next Album

The group will release their eagerly awaited full-length 'Changa' in just over a week.

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Revered Aussie electro-pop lords PNAU are set for a busy few months, with the release of their keenly awaited next album, Changa, being preceded today by the announcement of a run of tour dates and new single Go Bang.

Following the band's addition to the Beyond The Valley line-up yesterday, they've bolstered their live commitments for December and January to include shows at Adelaide's new HQ Complex, Sydney's New Year's Eve Harbour Party, a New Year's Day shindig at The Goods Shed, in Hobart, and a headline show at Wollongong University Gardens.

With Changa set to land next Friday, 10 November, through ETCETC, PNAU are teasing their album — their first since 2012's Good Morning To The Night — a little further with their new tune, which follows in the footsteps of massive recent cut Chameleon and its predecessor, Into The Sky, in whetting appetites for the latest chapter in the band's decorated oeuvre.

Having recently recruited LA-based vocalist Shakira Marshall (who also performs back-ups for Ms Lauryn Hill) into the fold, the core membership of Nick Littlemore, Peter Mayes and Sam Littlemore have never been in finer form, and they'll be looking to demonstrate that decisively on their impending run of shows.

Supports for all gigs are yet to be announced, but tickets are on sale now.

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