Crooked Colours drops new single "No Sleep" ahead of their local tour in March/April

Crooked Colours have just dropped their brand new single No Sleep via Sweat It Out and Atlantic Records ahead of their local tour in March/April, showcasing the dance potential of their sound. The track also arrives ahead of their third album which is set for release later this year.

Layered with driving drums, No Sleep exerts high levels of house, paying homage to artists like Rufus Du Sol through irresistible synths and thick, husky vocals. If this track sets precedent for the upcoming album, we can expect even more dance style music, hopefully flowing into a new stylistic era for Crooked Colours.

The band has been lucky enough to play shows in WA over the past few months, with live sets at Centenary Warehouse, Here Comes The Sun Festival, and WA Unlocked. The trio are preparing for a local tour in March/April, hitting several east coast cities as well as a sneaky trip over to Margaret River on 24th April - dates are below!

THU 04 MAR                                        FORTITUDE MUSIC HALL, BRISBANE

FRI 05 MAR                                         FORTITUDE MUSIC HALL, BRISBANE

FRI 12 MAR                                          GOODS YARD, HOBART

SAT 13 MAR                                         GOODS YARD, HOBART

THU 25 MAR                                        ROUNDHOUSE, SYDNEY

FRI 26 MAR                                          ROUNDHOUSE, SYDNEY

SAT 27 MAR                                         ROUNDHOUSE, SYDNEY

SUN 28 MAR                                        ROUNDHOUSE, SYDNEY

SAT 24 APR                                         3 OCEANS WINERY, MARGARET RIVER

FRI 30 APR                                          THE PALAIS, MELBOURNE

SAT 01 MAY                                          THE PALAIS, MELBOURNE (EARLY SHOW)

SAT 01 MAY                                          THE PALAIS, MELBOURNE (LATE SHOW)

Despite having to postpone Here Comes The Sun Festival earlier on in the year due to COVID-19, the band, alongside renowned artists like Tame Impala Sound System, ShockOne, Set Mo, and Grievous Bodily Calm, recoup now with better vibes and plenty more fresh sounds.

Tickets are available now via Here Comes The Sun website.