The past 12 months have been the stuff of dreams for Lanie, with pretty much everything a girl could reasonably wish for coming true. In no particular order these include: recording with Jack White in Nashville; signing with Ivy League Records; seeing her debut album To The Horses enter the ARIA charts at #12; playing her first sold out national tour plus slots on a string of top notch festivals; gracing the covers of countless quality publications; tours of the US and UK; winning the FBi Radio SMAC Award for Record of the Year, and perhaps most importantly, having the time of her life whilst doing it all.

Lanie and her dynamite band now invite fans, friends, casual observers and all members of the 18 – 95 demographic with a male/female skew to come and join them on their BANGITY BANG national tour throughout May.Be prepared to kick up your heels and leave all your inhibitions on the back streets of Squaresville for a night of rock and roll, bright lights, balladry & loud guitars.

Joining Lanie for all dates (except WA) will be up-and-coming blues sensations THE RUBENS who were listed as one of triple J’s ‘2012 Next Crop Artists’ and saw their track ‘Lay It Down’ come in at #57 in the Hottest 100. They’re very good, trust us. 

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Rising from the fevered hotbed of Sydney, Australia’s underground hardcore scene, Tonight Alive play their own brand of catchy pop punk through which they’ve developed a rabid young fan base in thrall to the band’s ebullient, fist-pumping anthems, arena-sized hooks and high-voltage live performances. Right from the word ‘go’, it was clear Tonight Alive were going somewhere. With two stellar EPs already under their belts, a demo of their new material caught the attention of producer-extraordinaire Mark Trombino (Blink 182, Jimmy Eat World), leading to Tonight Alive recording their debut album ‘What Are You So Scared Of’ at LA’s infamous NRG Studios

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