Much celebrated, multi-platinum selling indie rock icons, FEEDER, announce their triumphant return to Australia - their first in 14 years.

Feeder delivered two monster albums in a row 2001’s Echo Park and 2002’s Comfort In Sound establishing themselves as one of the UK’s biggest and most loved bands. But that was merely the beginning. While most of their peers faded away, Feeder cemented their place as one of the most enduring artists in modern rock with multiple number 1 albums in the UK charts, 20 million+ sales worldwide and a legacy of unforgettable live performances.

Always masters of marrying the light and the dark, Feeder illuminate the shadowy corners of their world to uncover something poignant and uplifting. Their anthemic alt-rock songs packed with emotional depth and intensity have earned a devoted fanbase around the globe. Their genius is more than evident on their brand new double album Black/Red. "If you’re looking for a band to keep it real in a world of fakes, you could do a lot worse than to put it all on Feeder.’’ - Kerrang

Equipped with an unrelenting barrage of rock anthems such as ‘Buck Rogers’, ‘Feeling a Moment’, ‘Just a Day’, ‘Just the Way I’m Feeling’, ‘Come Back Around’ and ‘High’ Australian fans are set for an incredible treat when the Feeder juggernaut rolls across the country in April.

"I walked out with a renewed zest. They totally surpassed my expectations for live music. A fantastic night!" - Joyzine

"The show was everything you could hope for. Feeder’s personality, musicianship and ability to recreate the studio sound of their songs have made them a great live band for such a long time" - Red Brick

"Atmospheric, powerful and intense" - Cult Following

FEEDER April 2025 Australian Tour Dates

Saturday 5^th April - PERTH, The Rosemount

Sunday 6^th April - ADELAIDE, Lion Arts Factory

Wednesday 9^th April - MELBOURNE, 170 Russell

Thursday 10^th April - SYDNEY, Manning Bar

Friday 11^th April - BRISBANE, The Triffid

FEEDER (UK) AUSTRALIA TOUR 2025

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