Flume has officially come of age today, announcing his first ever national headline tour and thus becoming Australia’s most impressive/enviable/successful/laid 21-year-old. The Infinity Prism Tour will kick off in April, gracing all major cities with a never-before-seen extended set that will coincide with the beat-maker’s journey around the country as part of the Groovin the Moo festival.
Since his humble beginnings with a measly laptop in his bedroom in Sydney, Flume’s name and fame has risen exponentially over the last year. Alongside killing it in triple j’s Hottest 100 as the highest-polling local artist and acing the ARIA Album Chart with his debut album, the national tour is the last box Flume has ticked before he will undoubtedly take it to the next level: World domination.
Melbourne crooner and Flume collaborator Chet Faker, who scored a slot in a Super Bowl ad earlier this month, will be supporting Flume across the country.
Tickets go on sale March 1 so make sure you have every phone/computer/relative/friend at the ready because it’s sure to sell out fast and you don’t want to miss out on telling your grandkids you saw the mighty Flume at his very first headline show.
Go to flumemusic.com for all the deets, but here are the tour dates below:
Tuesday 30 April – Hordern Pavilion, Sydney NSW (all ages)
Thursday 2 May – Festival Hall, Melbourne VIC (all ages)
Tuesday 7 May – Riverstage, Brisbane QLD (all ages)
Wednesday 8 May – Thebarton Theatre, Adelaide SA (all ages)
Sunday 12 May – Metro City, Perth WA (18+)
Pump yourself up for the tour with the Flume documentary series, filmed during the Laneway Festival, airing on Channel V at 8pm tonight.
