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News: British India announce single release and tour news with call for fan video contributions

  • March 19, 2018
  • Arun Kendall
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One of the most enduring and engaging indie rock bands in Australia, British India, have today announced news of a major Australian tour in May, June and July to promote new single, ‘Midnight Homie’ and, in anticipation, have called on fans to contribute their videos, saying:

‘With our next tour for midnight homie just around the corner, we have come up with an ambitious idea. Send us video footage and photos of you and your best friends having the best night of your lives. These will be turned into a fan video, so can be you immortalised forever in British India history.’

Contributions can be sent to wetransfer.com for videos and stills to midnighthomiefanvideo@gmail.com. All content should be (preferably) shot in landscape.

‘Midnight Homie’ is classic British India – thrashing guitars and monster choruses with a cheeky refrain based on the premise that their night is better than your whole life:

It, indeed, may well be. ‘Midnight Homie’ has all the hallmarks of sneering, posturing attitude-laden indie rock vital for the future of rock’n’roll. The single is off British India’s sixth Album, ‘Forgetting the Future’ available to listen to or buy here.

More detail and tickets for the tour can be found here.
MIDNIGHT HOMIE SINGLE TOUR
Fri 11 May Tap House Bendigo, VIC
Sat 12 May Pelly Bar Frankston, VIC
Fri 25 May Towradgi Beach Hotel Wollongong, NSW
Sat 26 May Narrabeen RSL Narrabeen, NSW
Fri 8 June Sooki Lounge Belgrave, VIC
Sat 9 June Karova Lounge Ballarat, VIC
Fri 15 June 170 Russell Melbourne, VIC
Sat 16 June Barwon Club Hotel Geelong, VIC
Fri 22 June Miami Tavern Gold Coast, QLD
Sat 23 June The Triffid Brisbane, QLD
Fri 29 June Cambridge Hotel Newcastle, NSW
Sat 30 June Oxford Art Factory Sydney, NSW
Fri 6 July The Gov Adelaide, SA

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Arun Kendall

Writer/ Senior Editor for Backseat Mafia (UK) and Backseat Downunder (Australia and New Zealand). Singer/guitarist/songwriter with Australian band The Hadron Colliders.

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