Taxiride Bring Their ‘Imaginate’ 25th Anniversary Tour To Adelaide
The band will be playing all their big hits, including ‘Get Set’ and ‘Everywhere You Go’.
It’s 25 years since Taxirdie released their #1 album Imaginate, and to celebrate, the lads are hitting the road for several select dates, including a stop in Adelaide at The Clovercrest Hotel.
Founding members and co-hit songwriters Tim Watson and Tim Wild will be joined by longtime members Sean McLeod, Andy McIvor and Ripley Smith when they touchdown at The Clovey on Saturday, November 30.
Taxiride will play their debut album in its entirety along with a few rare tracks, fan favourites and all the hits.
Tickets for Taxiride’s 25th-anniversary show at The Clovey Hotel are on sale now via Try Booking.
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Imaginate was produced by Jack Joseph Puig (No Doubt, Weezer, Glenn Frey) and recorded at Ocean Way Studios in Los Angeles and Secret Sound Studios in Melbourne. Released in Australia in October 1999, the album debuted at #1 on the ARIA Albums Chart.
Spawning the top 15 ARIA Singles Chart hits ‘Get Set’ and ‘Everywhere You Go’, the album also helped the Aussie boy band win their only ARIA Award for Breakthrough Artist – Single for ‘Get Set’.
Taxiride followed Imaginate with Garage Mahal three years later in 2002, securing another top #5 ARIA Album Charts ranking. They dropped Axiomatic in 2005 and Electrophobia in 2006 before going their separate ways in 2008.
Reforming in 2015, Taxiride is yet to release any new music but continues to perform live to adoring audiences across the country.
Catch Taxiride at The Clovercrest Hotel on Saturday, November 30. Tickets on sale now via Try Booking.
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