Dinosaur Jr. Announce 2024 Australian Tour
Massachusetts alt-rock band Dinosaur Jr. will be celebrating the 30th anniversary of their fifth album, Where You Been, on their 2024 Australian tour. The band, led by guitarist and vocalist J Mascis along with bass player and occasional vocalist Lou Barlow and drummer Murph, will perform shows in Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth throughout February 2023.
As part of the tour, Dinosaur Jr. will headline Tent Pole: A Musical Jamboree, which is happening at Mt Duneed Estate, just outside of Geelong, on Saturday, 17th February. The lineup also includes Scottish post rock act Mogwai and Latin-infused indie rock band Calexico.
Dinosaur Jr.’s Where You Been Turns 30
Dinosaur Jr. released Where You Been in February 1993. It followed their breakout releases You’re Living All Over Me (1987) and Bug (1988). Barlow left the band after the release of Bug and didn’t rejoin until 2005. Dinosaur Jr. have made a number of albums since his return, including 2021’s Kurt Vile-produced Sweep It Into Space.
The trio will be performing Where You Been in full on the Australian tour. The band recently announced four consecutive shows at London venue The Garage, where they’ll be honouring the legacy of Where You Been this November.
Dinosaur Jr. 2024 Australian Tour
Wednesday, 21st February ?– Enmore Theatre, Sydney NSW ?
Friday, 23rd February ?– The Tivoli, Brisbane QLD
Monday, 26th February ?– Hindley Street Music Hall, Adelaide SA
Wednesday, 28th February ?– The Astor Theatre, Perth WA
Tickets via Frontier Touring – Frontier Members pre-sale from 2pm on Thursday, 5th October. General on sale begins 2pm on Tuesday, 10th October
Also performing at Tent Pole: A Musical Jamboree on Saturday, 17th February – tickets here
Further Reading
See Dinosaur Jr. & Courtney Barnett Performing ‘Feel The Pain’ At Newport Folk Festival
Dinosaur Jr.’s Murph On Songwriting, Touring & Getting In Each Others’ Heads
Tent Pole Review – Pavement Headline Inaugural Geelong Music Bash
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