LANY Announces Rescheduled 2024 Australia Tour Dates
The rescheduled tour kicks off this September.
Those worried LANY might have to cancel their Australian tour can breathe easy. The band has released rescheduled dates for their ‘a beautiful blur: The World Tour’, with all tickets sold valid for the new dates.
The rescheduling comes after guitarist and lead vocalist Paul Klein was knocked off his scooter last week. The serious accident saw Klein banged up and in hospital, but like a true professional, the show must go on.
Klein and drummer Jake Goss will now start the tour in Perth at HBF Stadium on Tuesday, September 17. The duo then plays a sole date in October at Auckland Town Hall in Aukland, New Zealand on Wednesday 30.
The remaining tour dates take place throughout November, beginning with a show at MCA in Melbourne on Friday, November 1. Then it’s off to Hindley St Music Hall in Adelaide on Sunday, November 3 and Hordern Pavilion in Sydney on Wednesday, November 6 before a final show at The Fortitude Music Hall in Brisbane on Friday, November 8.
“here are your RESCHEDULED dates. all tickets and vip for the original shows remain valid,” LANY explained on social media. “if you already have tickets, you don’t need to do anything else! if you can no longer make it, you can request a refund from your original point of purchase x”
While the tour going ahead is good, what’s better is news Klein’s health is fast improving, with the singer said to be in high spirits and well on the road to recovery.
“I don’t really remember anything after the collision… I woke up on a stretcher being put into an ambulance,” Klein shared in a press statement. “I’ve cried a lot of thankful and happy tears during the last few days. I know how fortunate I am to still be here. All of my vitals are good, but walking and moving around is still a challenge. I’m getting progressively better though and will be at 100% really soon.”
The tour comes in support of LANY’s fifth studio album, A Beautiful Blur. The album peaked at #4 on the ARIA Album chart, making it the duo’s highest-ever charting album. Support for the tour comes from Kiwi pop indie act Yumi Zouma.
Tickets for LANY’s Adelaide show at Hindley St Music Hall on Sunday, November 3 are still available via Moshtix.
LANY ‘a beautiful blur: The World Tour’ 2024 Rescheduled Dates
Tuesday, September 17 – HBF Stadium, Perth
Wednesday, October 30 – Auckland Town Hall
Friday, November 1 – MCA, Melbourne
Sunday, November 3 – Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide
Wednesday, November 6 – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney
Friday, November 8 – The Fortitude Music Hall, Brisbane
The emerging instrumental duo are playing two shows as part of WOMADelaide.
Discover what days your favourite acts are playing across the weekend.
Cruise the streets of Adelaide while listening to banging tunes courtesy of Dom.
‘Tightrope / Vacate’ are both taken from Press Club’s forthcoming album To All The Ones That I Love.
The lineup also includes Nora En Pure, Eli & Fur, Trilucid and Dj Souli.
The tour comes in support of the Kim Salmon fronted Smoked Salmon’s forthcoming self-titled debut album.
The indie-folk songstress is heading to Adelaide for the first time as part of her tour.
This year’s festival is headlined by Charli XCX alongside the likes of Beabadoobee, Clairo and Barry Can’t Swim.
This is the first tasty release from Winston Surfshirt in 2025.
The four-date tour comes in support of LÂLKA’s Willfire EP.
The award-winning British trio are bringing some local legends on tour.
The acclaimed singer-songwriter is performing five shows with his full band alongside eight solo gigs.
The track is taken from Neil Young and The Chrome Hearts’ upcoming album, Talkin' to the Trees.
The band’s first Australian tour in almost seven years kicks off at the end of the month.
The track is taken from the Brisbane artist’s upcoming sophomore album, Light hit my face like a straight right.
The Aussie faves are playing a mix of festival and headline shows.
The tour celebrates Williamson’s 55 year career in the music industry.
If That Makes Sense is set for release on May 9.
The UK punk act will be performing Never Mind the Bollocks in full.
The hardcore act are taking some time to grieve the loss of their friend before heading back out on the road.
This is the second track taken from The Terrys’ forthcoming self-titled album.
Sydney DJ Tom Lowndes is performing eight shows across three countries.
This marks Sons of Zion’s first Australian tour in two years.
‘Sad Makeup’ and ‘Winter Is Not Dead’ follow last year’s ‘Break Me Down’.
Omar and Cedric: If This Ever Gets Weird features home video footage shot by Omar Rodríguez-López across 20 years.
The band have postponed the official announcement in respect of those fighting the fires raging throughout Los Angeles.
Will Oakeshott goes to the dark side to gather up all things metal in South Australia…
The packed and diverse lineup also includes Mannequin Pussy, Glass Animals, Key Glock and Car Seat Headrest.