South Arcade

<p>Self-proclaimed pioneers of &#39;Y2KCORE&#39;, Oxford four-piece&nbsp;South Arcade&nbsp;(UK)&nbsp;have announced their first ever Australian headline tour&nbsp;this August, bringing their pumped up mix of nostalgic pop-rock and sassy&nbsp;alt-punk to fans across the East Coast.<br><br>It&rsquo;s been&nbsp;a meteoric 12 months for the band, who have rapidly become one of the UK&#39;s most talked-about breakout acts. Fresh from a massive summer of festivals in Europe, including appearances at&nbsp;Download Festival,&nbsp;TRNSMT,&nbsp;Rock For People&nbsp;and more, South Arcade are riding the wave of momentum. Australian audiences got their first taste at&nbsp;Good Things Festival&nbsp;last December, where their packed-out performances stole the hearts of thousands.<br><br>South Arcade have been steadily drip-feeding new music, with latest single&nbsp;&quot;DEADMEAT&quot;&nbsp;dropping just last week, following on from&nbsp;&quot;SUPERMAN&quot;&nbsp;which was released in April and became the band&rsquo;s biggest streaming debut to date with over 1.5 million streams on Spotify alone.</p><p>South Arcade&nbsp;are&nbsp;making&nbsp;the kind of noise that&#39;s impossible to ignore. With standout cuts&nbsp;&quot;FEAR OF HEIGHTS,&quot; &quot;Supermodels&quot;,&nbsp;and&nbsp;&quot;<a href="https://ffm.to/drivemyselfhome">Drive Myself Home</a>&quot;&nbsp;turning heads, they&#39;re taking over the alternative scene and the loudest chapters are still to come&hellip;</p><p>Don&rsquo;t miss your chance to catch them on their biggest Australian shows to date.</p>