LUV4HER - Known for heartfelt lyrics, hazy melodies, and lovey, feel-good energy, their sound moves between intimate atmospheric tracks and catchy, playful songs. Joshua, born in Singapore and raised in a Zimbabwean household, draws influence from artists like Eyedress, Men I Trust, Clairo, Vansire, and Yot Club. Brodie, Australian-born, pulls from Cuco, boy pablo, Alice Phoebe Lou, Juice WRLD, and Her’s.
luv4her has over 70K monthly listeners, with their releases ‘you might be my crush’, ‘watching the clouds’ and ‘my luv <3’ picking up over a million plays per release, additionally they sold 120 tickets to their first headliner ever in 2025 at The Tote Upstairs in Melbourne
SAM SLY - Making 80s indie pop bangers to soundtrack your gay panic, lesbian yearning, longing stares and sense of impending doom.
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ALIBII - Gadigal/Eora based indie rock duo ALIBII has officially announced their debut East Coast Tour in celebration of their upcoming single, cant find a park. Building upon the success of previous releases I think my body hates me and like a dream, the new track delivers an emotional, anthemic sound powered by driving percussion, wall of sound guitars, and signature harmonies centred around themes of separation and exclusion.
The tour marks a significant milestone for the band, following years of selective regional appearances and notable accomplishments, including sold out headline shows, national airplay on Triple J, and high energy pre show performances outside Accor Stadium for major international tours like Taylor Swift, Coldplay and Billie Eilish.
This announcement also highlights the come back after losing four years' worth of performance equipment to a robbery early last year, a swift, community led campaign by Interstate listeners and the Sydney music scene fully restoring their gear and ensuring uninterrupted live momentum.
ALIBII will bring their dynamic live set to audiences across Brisbane, Gold Coast, Melbourne, Canberra, Newcastle, Central Coast, Wollongong, and a landmark hometown show in Sydney.
