Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have postponed their national tour for a second time to next year.
The band will now embark on their ‘Sideways To New Italy’ tour across February and March, in celebration of their 2020 album of the same name. The tour was scheduled to go ahead this November after first being announced for April.
Ticketholders will have their passes honoured for the new dates, with refunds available for those who can’t make it.
“Friends, there is finally some light at the end of the tunnel, so we are moving these shows one more time. It’s looking like we can go ahead with rooms full of bodies, as it should be,” the band said in a statement.
“Hold onto your tickets if you can, but refunds are available if you can’t. Thanks for riding the wave with us. We promise we’ll be coming in hottt with some surprises for you.”
NME gave ‘Sideways To New Italy’ four stars upon its release, writing that the band “reflect on sombre notions of refuge and home – though, thankfully, the masterful guitar-pop remains”.
Rolling Blackouts C.F.’s rescheduled tour dates are:
FEBRUARY
Wednesday 9 – Sydney, Factory Theatre
Thursday 10 – Sydney, Factory Theatre
Friday 18 – Brisbane, The Tivoli
Saturday 19 – Canberra, Kambri, ANU
Friday 25 – Melbourne, The Forum
MARCH
Thursday 3 – Adelaide, The Gov
Friday 4 – Hobart, Altar
Friday 18 – Fremantle, Freo Social
