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Extra show by popular demand. TsuShiMaMiRe left behind a stunned audience behind in the wake of their tsunami of a performance at Shotkickers. After the show the first question on everyone's lips was "OMG! Where can I see them again?" Well the answer is Saturday Feb 21 at Stay Gold in Brunswick with Signal Chain and Cat Crawl. Don't snooze on this one folks. It's an opportunity to see on of the best live bands on this planet right now. Celebrated Japanese rock band TsuShiMaMiRe (つしまみれ) are set to make their long-awaited Australian debut, with their first-ever tour of Australia this February. Known worldwide for their explosive live performances, razor-sharp musicianship and fearless genre-blending sound, TsuShiMaMiRe have spent more than two decades carving out a fiercely loyal cult following across Japan, North America and Europe. Their upcoming Australian tour marks a major milestone in the band’s international journey and answers years of demand from local fans eager to experience their electrifying shows firsthand. Ticker link in bio.

Such an amazing instore yesterday! The incredible TsuShiMaMiRe / @tsmmr_jp ! From Japan and their first ever show in Australia... and it was in Desert Highways! We were beyond stoked to host! Absolute coolest! Thank you! Recommend getting to one of their other gigs! Feb 19 Melbourne @shotkickersmelb (TONIGHT!) Feb 20 Bendigo @trashcult.records.books.film Feb 22 Frankston @young_street_tavern Feb 27 Canberra @shadows_canberra Feb 28 Sydney @moshpit.bar NEXT INSTORE: @molerofficialpage ! THIS SAT 21 FEB! 2PM - FREE - ALL AGES! FB Event: /events/1902494160368505/ #tsushimamire #moler #livemusic #music #deserthighways

CANBERRA TSUSHIMAMIRE SUPPORTS THE KING HITS Canberra’s foremost Cramps enthusiasts, King Hits sets are a hoot and a history lesson. The trio pull out lesser-heard cuts from the halcyon era of surf guitar, seamlessly blended with their own swampy, stomping originals. Check out their new double A-side 7” recorded by Owen Penglis of Straight Arrows (who’s recorded every garagey Aus band worth their salt, from Royal Headache to Miniskirt). THE MIGHTY HOOPSNAKE Australia’s only fully-accredited, ecology-themed punk band. Two biologists with an equal and abiding respect for the natural world and stoner-rock riffs. True to their ethos of environmental conservation, the duo have done away with any notion of a guitar player entirely and left the heavy lifting - heavy being the operative word - to the low carbon footprint of the bass guitar. Their debut album, Terror Australis, was released last year. MORGUES A dreampop duo, split between Sydney and Canberra, who’ve been quietly recording and releasing melodic gems since 2020. Wistful bedroom pop in the classic Sarah Records mould: interior character studies, with an underlying yearning for the great beyond. For fans of The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, Hatchie and Alvvays. Set adrift on a memory bliss.

Celebrated Japanese rock band TsuShiMaMiRe OL₫ zt2) @tsmmr_jp are set to make their long-awaited Australian debut, with their first-ever tour of Australia this February. They hit the Tav NEXT Sunday Feb 22nd Known worldwide for their explosive live performances not one to be missed! Supporting is one of Franga’s excellent new bands @clydesdale.band on first. Tix in bio 🐎

Desert Highways is very excited to have TsuShiMaMiRe (JPN) playing live in store! WEDNESDAY 18 FEBRUARY 2PM - FREE - ALL AGES FB Event: /events/1578889473324021 Celebrated Japanese rock band TsuShiMaMiRe (つしまみれ) are set to make their long-awaited Australian debut, with their first-ever tour of Australia this February. Known worldwide for their explosive live performances, razor-sharp musicianship and fearless genre-blending sound, TsuShiMaMiRe have spent more than two decades carving out a fiercely loyal cult following across Japan, North America and Europe. Their upcoming Australian tour marks a major milestone in the band’s international journey and answers years of demand from local fans eager to experience their electrifying shows firsthand. Formed in Tokyo in 1999, TsuShiMaMiRe—Mari (guitar/vocals), Yayoi (bass/vocals) and Asami (drums/vocals)—are renowned for pairing raw punk and hard rock energy with playful, subversive songwriting and a powerful stage presence. Fiercely independent and proudly DIY, the trio self-manage their career and operate their own label, building their reputation through relentless touring and uncompromising creative control. That ethos carries directly into their live performances. TsuShiMaMiRe’s shows are equal parts precision, chaos and connection—often physically demanding, frequently theatrical, and always unforgettable Yayoi says, “We are so excited to have tour in Australia! This is our first time to play in Australia. We want to make special moments with you in Australia!” The Australian tour will feature a career-spanning setlist, drawing from fan favourites alongside newer material, delivered with the intensity and spirit that have made TsuShiMaMiRe one of Japan’s most compelling and enduring rock bands. #TsuShiMaMiRe #faroutdistantsounds #music #livemusic #deserthighways

TSUSHIMAMIRE - CANBERRA - FRIDAY FEB 27 Japanese art-punk power-trio TsuShiMaMiRe (つしまみれ) have spent more than a quarter-century navigating a path between underground and the mainstream. While they've had brushes with pop-cultural zeitgeist via their inclusion on the Fortnite soundtrack, or by providing the theme song to the Japanese broadcast of the Powerpuff Girls, the band's focus has always remained on steadfast touring and recording. They've now racked up 23 full-length albums and thousands of shows at home and abroad - including 19 American tours and seven European trips. For the band's 20th anniversary show, the trio marked the occasion by playing a marathon 20-hour, 175-song set. Though they have arena-rockin' experience opening for the likes of Jack White, TsuShiMaMiRe are most at home in a packed club with the audience in their face: their playful, subversive songwriting and razor-sharp musicianship exploding in a joyous burst of energy, equal parts precision, chaos, and connection. After years of clamouring from Australian fans, the band is finally making the trip down under. "We are so excited to finally come to Australia,” the band share. “We’ve heard amazing things about the energy of Australian audiences and can’t wait to play our music there.” Canberra supports TBA. Tickets on sale now!

It‘s been over a month since our trip to Australia, and we’re still reminiscing about that wonderful journey. Our drummer Moter edited a video log from the casually filmed videos on everyone‘s phones to commemorate the trip. Welcome to click the video and join our journey! Run Run Run Australia Tour 2025 Presented by: @faroutsounds Video Filming: Run Run Run/JiangJiang Video Editing: Moter Special Thanks to: Julian Wu (Far Out Distant Sounds) Peter C.Bro Karen Conrad Cloudy Ku JiangJiang ChenChen Helen Jeremy Harry Clinton Walker Radio Carrum Triple R Radio Fine Motor ASSASSINS Beijing Bikini USER Ze Wisenheimer Girl Kitchen Dissent Bar Moshpit Bar Shotkickers Trash Cult Young St Tavern Odeon Richmond ... #runrunrunband

Far Out Distant Sounds is happy to announce we will be presenting Tsushimamire’s debut Australian Tour and we’re taking their shows to Melbourne, Canberra and Sydney. Ask anyone who’s seen them live and they’ll tell you these girls give 100% every show. Feb 19 Melbourne Shotkickers Feb 20 Bendigo Trash Cult Feb 22 Frankston Young Street Tavern Feb 27 Canberra Shadows Feb 28 Sydney Moshpit Bar Tickets on sale soon from the venues

Hey folks, Beijing's RUN RUN RUN @runrunrun_beijing joined us for a stunning ‘Live at Radio Carrum’ session. 🎧 You can stream a PODCAST of their live performance on our Bio (Live at Radio Carrum), a variety of podcast platforms (Spotify, Apple, Soundcloud, etc.) and our Website (Live at Radio Carrum). 
🎥 You can also WATCH Run Run Run's complete LIVE studio performance (5 tracks) via the YouTube link on our Bio.
 All the listen & watch LINKS can be found on our Bio. This Saturday 29 November, Run Run Run are playing a show at the @young_street_tavern 
Can't Wait!!!!!!

Far Out Distant Sounds and @runrunrun_beijing would love to thank all of the people who have helped us so far. Richie 1250 at Stone Love (PBS), Chris Pearson at Pojama People (PBS,) Small Fry at Mooncake Triple (RRR) and Tristan at Golden Age of Piracy (RRR). Tour is going well so far with sold out shows in Canberra and Sydney. If you’re keen to find out more tune into RRR tomorrow night to hear interviews and music on Golden Age of Piracy and Moonflower.

@runrunrun_beijing hit the Tav Saturday 29th with @girlkitch3n Tix are $15 Run Run Run was started in Guiyang from 2014, currently a 6-piece group based in Beijing making “Chinese retro pop”. They fuse the psychedelic menace, ethnic music and the jangly pop finesse, implanting these ideas into the chilly mountains, winding rivers, and underground caves of southern China, where mellowed-out grooves and layers of freewheeling guitar dissonance can easily sweep you away.

Oi! We’re heading to Australia this month! @faroutsounds present: Run Run Run 2025 Australia Tour Dates: Nov 22 Canberra @dissentcafeandbar w/Fine Motor/ASSASSINS Nov 23 Sydney @moshpit.bar w/Beijing Bikini Nov 27 Melbourne @shotkickersmelb w/USER/Ze Wisenheimer Nov 28 Bendigo @trashcult.records.books.film w/Ze Wisenheimer Nov 29 Frankston @young_street_tavern w/Girl Kitchen Nov 30 Melbourne @Odeon Richmond (Walking Session) We‘re looking forward to going there and meeting up with friends! See you soon! More details to be shared. Artwork: @yuezhow Design: S.M.B Ticket link in bio #runrunrunband #runrunrunbandbeijing #australialivemusic