The internet’s favourite cyber-rock duo, The Living Tombstone, are booting up for an Australian tour this July, bringing their turbocharged blend of electro-rock, gaming culture, and post-meme anthems to the East Coast.
Fresh from melting hard drives across North America on a sold-out tour, the LA-based outfit—made up of sonic architect Yoav Landau and lyrical firestarter Sam Haft—will hit The Triffid in Brisbane on July 4, Manning Bar in Sydney on July 5, and Max Watts in Melbourne on July 6.
Crowned by NME as “the internet’s biggest gamer band”, The Living Tombstone have been riding the digital wave for over a decade, racking up an eye-melting 70 billion streams and pulling in a staggering 8 million YouTube subscribers in the process. Their sonic fingerprints are all over the internet’s soundtrack—from Five Nights at Freddy’s bangers to full-blown electro-punk epics.
Few bands have mastered the art of internet virality quite like The Living Tombstone. With a string of songs that have snowballed into meme culture staples, the LA-based electro-rock duo have built an empire from pixels, punchlines, and perfectly crafted hooks.
But it’s not just YouTube numbers and TikTok edits—their sonic fingerprints are etched deep into gaming culture. From scoring the surreal horror of In Sound Mind, to soundtracking rhythm battles in Beat Saber, to building their very own chaotic clash-fest in AudioClash: Battle of the Bands.
And the duo aren’t slowing down. Teaming up with alt-pop wizard CJ Baran (Panic! at the Disco, COIN, One OK Rock), they’re gearing up to drop their next album ‘Rust’ later this year.
Tickets on sale 24 April HERE.
