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News: The Boxer Rebellion: New Single ‘Flashing Red Light Means Go’ + Australian Tour
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on November 13 2009
London based band The Boxer Rebellion are making their way towards Australia to ring in the New Year and celebrate the massive worldwide success of the their second album ‘Union’. Receiving glowing reviews the world over, the album managed to knock My Morning Jacket from the #1 position on the US iTunes Alternative Chart and lead The Boxer Rebellion to become the first unsigned band in history to break the U.S Billboard Top 100 Albums Chart with a digital-only release!
Now available on CD ‘Union’ continues to create a mass of passionate devotees wherever it lands. As they prepare to release their second single in Australia -‘Flashing Red Light Means Go’ - the tidal surge that has been The Boxer Rebellion across the globe looks set to hit our shores with a resounding reverb of epic proportions.
The Boxer Rebellion will be playing their only Sydney show at Purple Sneakers NYE House Party as well as limited side dates in other cities.
href="http://delinquents.chullybun.com/downloads/26">You can download ‘Flashing Red Light Means Go’ here
Upcoming Australian Gigs:
Wed 30th December – PYRAMID ROCK FESTIVAL, Phillip Island Thu 31st December – PURPLE SNEAKERS NYE HOUSE PARTY, Manning House, Sydney Sat 2nd January – THE LAURIETON HOTEL, Laurieton Fri 8th January – SOUTHBOUND FESTIVAL, Perth Tue 12th January – THE FORUM, Melboune w/ The Temper Trap
Womadelaide 2010 The Armada, Public Opinion Afro Orchestra, Ethiopiques, Babylon Circus and Ojos de Brujo live @ Botanic Park, Adelaide, SA (5-8 March 2010)
Future Music Festival 2010 Empire of the Sun, Franz Ferdinard, Prodigy, Way Out West and more live @ Sydney, NSW (March 2010)
I remember seeing Blondie at the Falls Fest in 98. Brilliant. But as a kid my parents would take us to a lot of festivals. I remember running around dancing, annoying people, stealing things, so much fun.
Ideal Lineup? AC DC, Stevie Wonder, Jackson 5, Oscar Peterson, Garth Brooks, Gunners, Roni Size, Ravi Shakar.