Hounds Haul Headline Gig in Sydney! Join us for a monumental night as Hounds Haul steps into the spotlight for their very first headline gig in Sydney. This indie pop act has been quietly honing their craft through intimate gigs across the city, and now they're primed to captivate audiences with their unique ethereal guitar and heavy rock driven sound. Be among the first to experience their sound before they unveil their brand new music in 2024. 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐬 𝐇𝐚𝐮𝐥 bring an avant-garde approach to indie rock and synth wave, setting them apart and creating a vibe that's simultaneously nostalgic and cutting-edge. It's no surprise that their tracks such as "Riviera" “Silver Shoal” and “Odyssey” caught the discerning ear of BBC Introducing, who couldn't help but gush over the band's undeniable prowess. A dynamic four-piece hailing from Sydney, Hounds Haul started as the brain child for years of accumulated work by Frontman Adam Bosworth. Originally forming in the UK, Hounds Haul travelled across the globe to live the Australian music scene and embrace the diversity and began to carve their own path with a fresh and captivating indie sound. With driving rock licks, jangly guitars and strong vocal melodies, their lyrical themes of escapism and losing one's self mixed with joyful and melancholy overtones will keep you moving. The World Is Not Round have redefined their own blend of indie music, blending rock, mid-western emo, synth-wave, and pop since 2013. With albums like "Random Electric EP" (2014), "Alpha Rhythm" (2016), and "oblatespheroid" (2018), they've gained acclaim in the Philippines and Sydney, delivering captivating live shows. Based in Sydney, their third album, 'speechless', continues to win praise from fans and friends alike for its distinct sound. The Future Thrills are engaging crowds across Sydney's inner-west and CBD with meticulously crafted songwriting and emotive live performances. The band has entered the scene with sonic elements of rock, indie and pop while ambitiously preserving the nostalgia of the early 2000s. We acknowledge that this event is held on the stolen lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Sovereignty was never ceded.