The duo are heading Down Under in support of their 2024 album, Feeling Not Found.
Washington, D.C. emo rock trailblazers Origami Angel have announced their debut Australian tour.
The duo of vocalist/guitarist Ryland Heagy and drummer Pat Doherty have a sound that’s hard to define, encompassing a range of genres that appeal to a wide range of music lovers.
Origami Angel’s first Aussie visit kicks off in Adelaide at Jive on Thursday, April 10. The lads then have gigs lined up at Melbourne’s Stay Gold on Friday, April 11, Wollongong’s La La La’s on Saturday, April 12 and Brisbane’s The Triffid on Monday, April 14.
Pre-sale begins Thursday, January 30 at 8:30am local time. Register your interest here. General on-sale takes place Friday, January 31 at 8:30am via Destroy All Lines.
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Getting together in 2016 after their previous bands broke up, Heagy and Doherty released a series of EPs before dropping their debut album, Somewhere City, in 2019. After the pandemic left them unable to tour, the two got to work in the studio, releasing several more EPs, a mixtape and their second album, Gami Gang.
Origami Angel’s most recent long player, last year’s Feeling Not Found, was produced by Will Yip (La Dispute, Title Fight, Circa Survive) and arrived to high praise from music publications, with Stereogum naming it album of the week upon its release.
Currently touring Europe and the UK, Origami Angel are excited to tour Australia for the first time this April.
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Origami Angel 2025 Australian Tour Dates
Thursday, April 10 – Jive, Adelaide
Friday, April 11 – Stay Gold, Melbourne
Saturday, April 12 – La La La’s, Wollongong
Monday, April 14 – The Triffid, Brisbane
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