15 years after the release of their debut album, Heartbound, and 17 years since the Hope EP that started it all, Dream On Dreamer are celebrating the milestone with a very special run of Australian shows.
For the first time in over a decade, the band will be joined by Mcoy, the original clean vocalist of Dream On Dreamer, who departed in 2012 to prioritise his family following the band’s demanding touring schedule.
This will be a celebration of the era that started it all, bringing Heartbound and Hope back to the stage with the original voice that helped define these releases.
Catch Dream On Dreamer across Australia in late spring, with special guests Wayside and Alt. appearing across select dates.
17 years of Hope. 15 years of Heartbound. One very special return.
DATES
Fri Oct 30 | Brisbane | Crowbar w/ Alt.
Sat Oct 31 | Melbourne | Max Watts w/ Alt.
Sun Nov 1 | Adelaide | UniBar w/ Alt.
Fri Nov 13 | Sydney | Crowbar w/ Wayside
Sat Nov 14 | Canberra | UC Refectory w/ Wayside
Pour les fans de Rock et Metal.
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Dream on Dreamer is a group that you want to be on the lookout for. The group has survived a few breakups but has always managed to thrive. I was stoked to finally get to see them live, I had been waiting for months. You can expect a very dark stage with flashing lights to adorn the band members.
I love the way they have everything so dark, it is very different from other places. They let it stay like that for the whole night. It makes for a very intimate setting. The band also interacted with the people closest to the stage. The crowd is relatively calm at first but feeling the music nonetheless. The crowd usually throws up the universal "rock n roll" sign while "headbanging" their head to the music.
Everyone jumps around in their spot and just goes with the flow. The song that they end with is usually one that everyone knows all the words to. It makes for a nice ending to a wild and crazy night. When I was there with dream on dreamer, I did not have a care in the world. I was able to really rock out to everything they played.