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Uptown Boys Get Back On The Road

New single means Melbourne's World's End Press get out on the road for first tour in a year.

World's End Press have just announced a national tour in conjunction with the release of their latest single, Second Day Uptown. The Melbourne avant-pop dance foursome, renowned for their electrifying live shows, are hitting Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney this June and July for the band's first headlining shows in close to a year.

Having performed at Splendour in the Grass, Falls, Laneway, Golden Plains, Southbound, the St Kilda Festival and supported the likes of Primal Scream, Cut Copy, !!!, Little Red and Metronomy over the past two years, World's End Press have well and truly earned to right to be in the limelight for their upcoming national headline tour across major cities. Fans can expect to hear live favourites, along with latest single Second Day Uptown and other material from their forthcoming album, due for release later this year.

The utterly infectious Second Day Uptown, is currently available on iTunes and will soon be released as a digital EP, complete with remixes from New York's Slow Hands, London's Psychemagik and Melbourne's Bell Towers. The EP will also be available on 12-inch vinyl.

Be sure to catch World's End Press when they turn every venue into a dance floor at the following shows!

Friday 29 June – The Corner Hotel, Melbourne
Saturday 30 June – Rocket Bar, Adelaide
Thursday 5 July – Alhambra Lounge, Brisbane
Friday 6 July – Good God, Sydney

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