To celebrate the release of their highly-anticipated eighth studio album 'Like Love', Ball Park Music will play a plethora of their much-loved hits in virtually every corner of Australia.
From Brissie to Bunbury, Barwon and Brunswick Heads, Melbourne to Margaret River, Adelaide to Albury, Freo to Frankston, Townsville to Toowoomba, Cairns to Castlemaine, Sydney to the Sunny Coast and everywhere in between, the tour added a whopping 18 more dates to the already extensive run.
Ball Park Music AU Tour
- Thursday 10 July – Theatre Royal, Castlemaine
- Saturday 12 July – Barwon Heads Hotel, Barwon Heads
- Full tour dates here
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Fans will also be treated to new songs from the album including its heartfelt title track, ‘Like Love’, and the band’s latest single, ‘Please Don’t Move To Melbourne’, the city vs city singalong that pairs vulnerable lyrics with an undeniably catchy chorus which will no doubt get stuck in your head.
Rapt to hit the road again, Ball Park Music exclaim “We are so pleased to announce that we’ll be massively expanding this tour. It’s been a while since we’ve lined up a live run this large and we couldn’t be more excited to visit every nook and cranny in the country.”
With Like Love dropping soon, Ball Park Music is set to further cement their place as one of Australia’s most influential musical acts of the last decade. The upcoming album will feature both ‘Like Love’ and ‘Please Don’t Move To Melbourne,’ adding to the band’s already impressive catalogue of songs that we know and love.
To celebrate the release, the band will embark on a massive tour across Australia and New Zealand, bringing their new songs—and a selection of fan favourites—to the stage. They’ll be joined by fellow Brisbane act Bean Magazine as special guests, making this tour an unmissable event for those looking for some good ol’ Aussie talent.
With their new album on the horizon and a tour that promises to be full of energy, heart, and nostalgia, Ball Park Music is poised to continue their reign as one of the country’s most beloved bands.
