ON TOUR

  • MICHAEL BEACH
  • ED KUEPPER JIM WHITE
  • FOUR TET
  • ELENI DRAKE
  • BLEAK SQUAD
  • CHIMERS
  • THE SAINTS '73-'78

ED KUEPPER JIM WHITE US LIVE DEBUT!

The rumours are true, Ed and Jim will play the US for the very first time this November with exclusive shows in LA and New York. The two shows book-end the debut tour for The Saints ’73-’78 and special guest for both is Mick Harvey – a mega bill! Tickets on sale now.

WELCOME MICHAEL BEACH

Say hi to Michael Beach as we welcome him to Feel Presents as booking agents for Australia. The Melbourne based US multi-instrumentalist is a masterful songwriter–he writes songs as seen from 10,000 feet, from 6 feet under–from every angle. For the last decade, Beach has called Melbourne home, a city that knows the power of community–in myriad small venues like The Tote and The Old Bar, in community radio stations like RRR and PBS, in countless independent bands playing all genres every night, untouched by heavy industry. For a living, Beach teaches music (often to folks in those same small bands). He produces, engineers, or performs as a guest musician for friends’ bands (most recently for Tropical Fuck Storm on their forthcoming American musical underground). For years, Beach has been carefully fostering musical connections and with new album Big Black Plume – already an ‘Album of the Week on Triple R’ – we’re here to help capitalise on that. Hear Big Black Plume here and keep and eye out for upcoming shows.

BLEAK SQUAD DEBUT SHOWS SOLD-OUT!

Before a note has even been played and with just two digital singles to their name, the newest Melbourne ‘supper’ group no one has ever heard of have sold out their first two shows. Shows 3&4 on the march too. Tickets via feelpresents.com

ED & JIM ANNOUNCE AUSTRALIAN DATES

The hardest working men in showbiz Ed Kuepper and Jim White reunite for a limited run of shows this October in support of their new album After the Flood. On sale 11am Wed July 27.

“… the results are stunning. Playing tunes as old as The Saints Swing For the Crime and as new as The Ruins (from Kuepper’s 2015 Lost Cities), the album is a brilliant roll of invention” – Byron Coley (The Wire).