In terms of genre, three-piece band Khruangbin clearly don't want to be put in a box. While their sound is rooted in soul and R'n'B, they've experimented with everything from psych-funk and southeast Asian pop to surf-rock and dubby disco. Last here in 2019, the group is returning to Australia with a four-date headline tour throughout Fremantle, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.
Ticketholders will be treated to a program featuring tracks from their most recent EP, Texas Moon, as well as popular hits from their discography. Jazz composer and multi-instrumentalist Kamasi Washington will open the night at the Melbourne show, taking listeners through a rich and cinematic musical history of Black America.
Khruangbin will play at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl on Saturday, December 3. General public tickets go on sale from Friday, April 1 at 2pm through the website.
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