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News: Ocean Grove drop ‘Fly Away’ and launch new label

  • June 10, 2024
  • Deb Pelser
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Melbourne-based heavy trio Ocean Grove has formally announced the establishment of their own record label, ODDWORLD Records. In addition, the band has secured a contract with SharpTone Records for distribution outside of Australia and New Zealand. To coincide with this, the band has also released a new singly, ‘Fly Away.’

“FLY AWAY is a return to our sonic roots and the definitive OG sound. With an injection of fresh energy and experimentation, the song primes the new era of Ocean Grove with a hard and heavy edge.”

Dale Tanner

Ocean Grove stands as a formidable presence in the heavy music scene, seamlessly blending elements of nu metal, hardcore, and alternative rock into a distinctive and unparalleled sound, aptly termed Oddworld Music. The band, an eclectic trio of unconventional talents, features vocalist Dale Tanner, bassist/vocalist Twiggy Hunter, and drummer/producer Sam Bassal. Together, they have evolved into a global powerhouse, known for their unique abilities and collective passion for innovative thinking.

Stream ‘Fly Away’ HERE.

The trio will be supporting Polaris on their regional Australian tour which kicks off on June 27 in Cairns, and concludes in Frankston on July 28.

OCEAN GROVE SUPPORTING POLARIS ON AUSTRALIS REGIONAL TOUR 2024
WITH BLOOM^ & INERTIA*

THURSDAY 27 JUNE: THE JACK, CAIRNS, QLD (18+)^
FRIDAY 28 JUNE: UNI BAR, TOWNSVILLE, QLD (18+)^
SATURDAY 29 JUNE: MAGNUMS, AIRLIE BEACH QLD (18+)^
SUNDAY 30 JUNE: HARVEY ROAD, GLADSTONE QLD (18+)^
THURSDAY 4 JULY: VENUE 114, SUNSHINE COAST QLD (18+)^
FRIDAY 5 JULY: POWERHOUSE, TOOWOOMBA QLD (18+)^
SATURDAY 6 JULY: SOPO, GOLD COAST QLD (18+)^ SOLD OUT
SUNDAY 7 JULY: C.EX COFFS, COFFS HARBOUR NSW (18+)^
WEDNESDAY 10 JULY: BLAZES SHOWROOM, TAMWORTH NSW (18+)^
THURSDAY 11 JULY: PANTHERS, PENRITH NSW (18+)^
FRIDAY 12 JULY: WAVES, WOLLONGONG NSW (18+)^
SATURDAY 13 JULY: DRIFTERS WHARF, CENTRAL COAST NSW (18+)^ SOLD OUT
SUNDAY 14 JULY: BEER DELUXE, ALBURY NSW (18+)^ SOLD OUT
WEDNESDAY 17 JULY: PRINCE OF WALES, BUNBURY WA (18+)*
THURSDAY 18 JULY: SHELTERS BREWING, BUSSELTON WA (18+)*
FRIDAY 19 JULY: LOOP, JOONDALUP WA (18+)* SOLD OUT
SATURDAY 20 JULY: BRIDGEWAY HOTEL, ADELAIDE SA (LIC AA)* SOLD OUT
SUNDAY 21 JULY: CIVIC HALL, BALLARAT VIC (LIC AA)*
THURSDAY 25 JULY: ODEON THEATRE, HOBART TAS (LIC AA)*
FRIDAY 26 JULY: FORTH PUB, FORTH TAS (18+)* SOLD OUT
SATURDAY 27 JULY: WOOL EXCHANGE, GEELONG VIC (18+)* SOLD OUT
SUNDAY 28 JULY: THE PIER, FRANKSTON VIC (18+)* SOLD OUT

^ with Bloom

  • with Inertia

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