Birds Of Tokyo

Birds Of Tokyo are a band that don't really need a introduction. With a career spanning over 15 years they've raked in 2 Aria Awards, 4 APRA Awards and 10 WAMi Awards, as well as soundtracked some key moments in Australian stories with their heartfelt alt-rock meets pop-rock fusion.

There are those days where it's so hot that the very thought of having to leave the comfort of air-conditioning is almost as draining as the heat itself.

With a career spanning over 15 years, Birds Of Tokyo have created some memorable sonical moments that have welcomed them into the hall of fame of modern Australian rock favourites. With songs like ‘Plans' and ‘Lanterns' being synched onto every TV show possible, they are a hard band to not know.

Thursday night (12 September) in Adelaide saw Birds Of Tokyo return for the first time in two years, to celebrate their new singles.

Ian Berney hadn’t been in the band long and their self-titled, third album was celebrating Platinum status.

Heralding a return to those deeper reverberating rock themes, the crowd were not left disappointed and welcomed both old a new tracks with open arms.

Birds of Tokyo conquered radio, now the Perth-spawned rock quintet aim to destroy stages across Australia with a sound melding hard rock with synth textures echoing dystopian sci-fi soundtracks.