Colourblind, Freegolf + Perfect 50 at Cry Baby

Name: Colourblind, Freegolf + Perfect 50 at Cry Baby
Start: 2024-10-17T20:00:00+09:30
Location: 11 Solomon Street, Adelaide, SA, Australia, South Australia 5000

Schedule

Thu Oct 17 2024 at 08:00 pm

UTC+09:30

Location

11 Solomon Street, Adelaide, SA, Australia, South Australia 5000 | Adelaide, SA

Colourblind
Special Guests Freegolf and Perfect 50
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Colourblind’s taking over on October 17th and they’re not coming quietly.
For the first and only time, they'll play their self-titled debut album, from first track to last, live and loud. Released through Clarity Records, it packs seven years of punk and post-hardcore punch.
With Fireball stoking the flames, and special guests Freegolf and Perfect 50 kicking things off - if you miss it. You miss out.
Doors at 4. Bands at 9. Free entry. No excuses.
Proudly sponsored by Fireball Whiskey.
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Colourblind aren’t just a band - they're a force that pulls you right into the front row.
Over the past eight years, the alternative rock/emo sensation from Adelaide, Australia has carved out an impressive career path independently, earning acclaim both at home and abroad through their unwavering dedication to authenticity and DIY ethos.
The band’s 2018 debut EP, Move Like You secured them rapid recognition from critics and a passionate fan base across Australia and the US, and is currently sitting at 5 million Spotify streams.
In 2020, they made the BIGSOUND50 and were named as Ones To Watch in 2021, song which along with the release of their sophomore EP Semaphorehas seen them share spages with acts including Touché Amoré, Mom Jeans, Microwave, Grinspoon, Bad//Dreems, Clowns, BUGS, These New South Whales, Bad Neighbour, TOWNS and many more.
Their self-titled debut album, out on June 28 through Clarity Records, marks a pivotal evolution in their sound and story. It reflects their growth from hopeful twenty-somethings to a formidable presence in the Australian music scene.
“A band who deserves your attention with every move they make.”
– Rolling Stone Australia