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News: Northern Ireland’s ASH Ready to Ignite Australia with The Singles Tour

  • October 3, 2024
  • Deb Pelser
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Ash doesn’t just bring nostalgia—they throw it at you full throttle. Northern Ireland’s power-pop trio is back, and this time they’re ready to reignite the stage with The Singles Tour. It’s everything a fan could want: a career-spanning set that crashes through their biggest hits like ‘Kung Fu,’ ‘Girl from Mars,’ and ‘Burn Baby Burn,’ but also throws in new gems like ‘Usual Places’ and ‘Race The Night.’ The band hasn’t lost their bite—if anything, they’re more electrifying than ever. With their eighth album Race The Night breaking into the UK Top 20, it’s clear that Ash isn’t here to rest on past glories. They’ve still got something to prove, and that’s what makes this tour so vital.

For fans who’ve been with them since the beginning—and even for those catching up—this is more than just a tour. It’s a reminder of the band’s punk-infused brilliance, that mix of sugar-rush hooks and gritty guitars that defined a generation. Tracks like “Shining Light” and “Walking Barefoot” still hit with the same intensity, but now they sit side by side with new live anthems like “Like A God.” The kind of song you don’t just hear—you feel. And that’s what Ash is bringing to Australia. It’s the past, present, and future all colliding in a single, sweaty, euphoric night.

ASH October 2024 Australian Tour Dates

Sunday 6th October – PERTH – Rosemount Hotel

Tuesday 8th October – ADELAIDE – The Gov

Thursday 10th October – BRISBANE – The Triffid

Friday 11th October – MELBOURNE – 170 Russell

Saturday 12th October – SYDNEY – Manning Bar

Tickets HERE.

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