The Murlocs announce Australian ‘Rapscallion’ Tour for April and May
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18.01.2023

The Murlocs announce Australian ‘Rapscallion’ Tour for April and May

Image: The Murlocs, supplied.

The Murlocs will be back in full force this year, returning to Australian stages with 'Rapscallion' - a 12-track coming-of-age novel in an album form.

Returning from their Headline tour in the United States and sold-out performances at the iconic Red Rocks Amphitheatre supporting King Gizzard, The Murlocs are bringing their highly anticipated and energetic live show back home to Australia with their ‘Rapscallion’ tour.

The Murlocs will be back in full force, bringing new songs from their acclaimed 2022 album ‘Rapscallion’ to stages across Australia, giving many fans a chance to experience the brilliance of the record live for the first time.

The Murlocs Rapscallion tour 2023

  • April 22 – Northcote Theatre, Naarm/Melbourne
  • April 28 – The Gov, Tarndanya/Adelaide
  • April 29 – Freo Social, Walyalup/Fremantle
  • April 30 – Indian Ocean Hotel, Njookenbooroo/Scarborough
  • May 5 – Metro Theatre, Warrane/Sydney
  • May 11 – Miami Marketta, Ngarangwal/Gold Coast
  • May 12 – The Triffid, Meanjin/Brisbane

Keep up with the latest music news, festivals, interviews and reviews here.

Hailing from Melbourne, 60’s tinged psych-rock punks The Murlocs are touring their brand new studio album, Rapscallion. Strapped with fuzzy guitar licks, feverish bass and psychedelic brightness, the 12-track collection is a coming-of-age novel in an album form.

‘Rapscallion’: The Murlocs most ambitious and forward-thinking work to date

The wildly squalid odyssey populated by an outrageous cast of misfit characters — teenage vagabonds and small-time criminals, junkyard dwellers and truck-stop transients — is partly inspired by frontman Ambrose Kenny-Smith’s own adolescence as a nomadic skate kid. Their most magnificently heavy work yet, the result is an endlessly enthralling album equally steeped in danger and delirium and the wide-eyed romanticism of youth.

For Victorians, it all goes down at Northcote Theatre on April 22. Tickets go live tomorrow, January 19. Grab them by heading here.