Los Bitchos Announce 2025 Australian Tour
The pan-continental quartet are heading our way in January.
Instrumental pan-continental four-piece Los Bitchos are making their Australian return in 2025.
Made up of Aussie-Turkish lead guitarist Serra Petale, Uruguayan synth and keytar player Agustina Ruiz, Swedish bassist Josefine Jonsson and British drummer Nic Crawshaw, Los Bitchos are bringing the grooves in January when they visit for a whirlwind tour that includes both support and headline shows.
Beginning with a gig supporting Leon Bridges at Sydney’s ICC Sydney Theatre on Tuesday, January 21, Los Bitchos then perform a headline show at Brisbane’s Crowbar on Wednesday, January 22. This is followed by another concert with Bridges at Melbourne’s Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Thursday, January 23, before Los Bitchos end their tour with solo shows at Adelaide’s Summertown Studio on Friday, January 24 and Perth’s Rosemount Hotel on Sunday, January 26.
Tickets for all shows are on sale now via Handsome Touring.
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Formed in London, Los Bitchos take inspiration from cumbia, a style of Colombian folk music that was popular in the 70s and 80s.
The quartet’s music is infused with feel-good energy and they quickly became one of London’s most hyped bands when they broke out in 2017, dropping two sell out 7” singles and signing to label City Sland.
Los Bitchos released their acclaimed debut album Let the Festivities Begin! in 2022 and have performed alongside the likes of Pavement and King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard and at some of the world’s biggest festivals, including Glastonbury and Coachella.
Los Bitchos’ most recent record, this year’s Talkie Talkie, is named after a fictional club and takes listeners on a sonic adventure through beguiling melodies and invigorating soundscapes.
Catch Los Bitchos at Summertown Studio on Friday, January 24. For full ticketing information visit Handsome Tours.
Los Bitchos 2025 Australian Tour Dates
Tuesday, January 21 – Icc Sydney Theatre, Sydney*
Wednesday, January 22 – Crowbar, Brisbane
Thursday, January 23 – Sidney Myer Music Bowl, Melbourne*
Friday, January 24 – Summertown Studio, Adelaide
Sunday, January 26 – Rosemount Hotel, Perth
*supporting Leon Bridges
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