Hands Like Houses are hitting the road this November for a special run of regional Australian headline shows, their first headline shows in many of these towns since 2019. Fresh off the release of their #1 ARIA charting EP LÓTUS, the band are bringing their biggest songs, old classics and a renewed live show to regional Australia for some very special nights.
It’s been a minute. Seven years, actually. So we figured it was probably time. Tickets are limited. Come hang.
Für Fans von: Metal, Rock, und Indie & Alternative.
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Hands Like Houses are another band that formed out of a local scene when bands disbanded, and new ones formed. Formed out of the bands, So Long Safety and Eternal Debut, the band traveled to Chango Studios record their eponymous debut EP. The band released “This Ain’t No Place for Animal”s and “Lion Skin” on iTunes earning the band 5000 downloads. This led them to a deal with Rise Records, a label based in Oregon, USA. It was with this label that the band recorded their debut album “Ground Dweller” and entered the Billboard 200 chart at number 141, but number 2 in the Billboard Heatseekers Chart. They embarked on two Rise Records tours – The Freshman Class of ’12 Tour supporting The Air I Breathe, Palisades and My Ticket Home.
Following the release of a video EP entitled Snow Sessions, they toured the U.S. with We Came as Romans and Attack Attack! and then in the autumn with Sleeping With Sirens and Pierce the Veil. It was on their UK that the band began to play songs for a brand new album entitled “Unimagine”. It was later released on July 23rd 2013, shortly following the release of the album; on June 27th 2013 the band released the song “A Fire On A Hill”.
In 2014, the band released their following EP entitled “Reimagined” on September 16th 2014. It made it to number 20 on the US Alternative Chart.
Brilliant!!! They sound just the same as they do recorded. Can't wait for them to tour again. Only bad thing is that the crowd wasn't very energetic or i recon it would have been even better