The Saints

Chris Bailey, Iain Shedden, Pat Bourke and Davey Lane will be gracing the Gasometer Hotel this October to play three shows as The Saints – now all completely sold out!
 
Frontier Touring announces that each night will see a different support act joining The Saints, made up of incredible emerging acts and Melbourne favourites Andy Kentler (Wednesday), Terry (Thursday) and Mike Noga (Friday).

Andy Kentler has had an extensive career in music, having previously played in bands Glide and The Gamma Rays. His first solo album Move On was released in 2004, followed by No Love Lost which dropped in 2014 via Luxe Records. Hear tracks from No Love Lost via Kentler’s Bandcamp.
 
Made up of members from UV Race, Dick Diver and Total Control, Terry is a relatively new outfit that has already earned its stripes all the way from the Melbourne music community to UK label Upset The Rhythm. Lauded by juggernaut music website Pitchfork as “a supergroup of sorts”, the post-punk rockers have released two EPs, which include tracks ‘Don’t Say Sorry’ and ‘Third War’.

Mike Noga recently released his third album KING via Cooking Vinyl Australia, a concept album that has been featured by ABC Radio National and RTR FM, and was named album of the week in both Beat Magazine and The Music. Formerly the drummer in The Drones, Noga’s mix of blues and psychedelia will no doubt be well received at the Gaso this October.

With the allocation for all three The Saints shows now exhausted, lucky ticket holders are sure to enjoy a night of great music.  

The Saints will play three intimate, exclusive Australian shows at Melbourne’s Gasometer Hotel this October. The shows will see Chris Bailey return to Australia to play alongside The Saints’ alumni drummer Iain Shedden, joined by Pat Bourke on bass and Davey Lane on guitar. 

‘They were kind of god-like to me and my colleagues. They were just always so much better than everybody else. It was extraordinary to go and see a band that was so anarchic and violent.’ – Nick Cave

‘Bailey has more stage presence than an army of attitudinal hipsters and a back catalogue to kill for.’ – Independent

Theirs is a storied, oft told history that includes not only seminal record releases but also legendary live performances, and these shows will see the band play songs from their broad catalogue.

Don’t miss this rare opportunity to see The Saints. Act quick to secure your tickets!