GRENTPEREZ ANNOUNCES ‘GROWING UP?’ AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND NATIONAL HEADLINE TOUR

UPCOMING TOUR DATES 
*headline show

Rex Orange County support for NZ/Australia Tour – TICKET LINK | POSTER

‘growing up?’ North America headline tour – TICKET LINK | POSTER
17 October – Observatory (Santa Ana, CA)* – SOLD OUT 
18 October – August Hall (San Francisco, CA)* – SOLD OUT 
20 October – Polaris Hall (Portland, OR)*  – SOLD OUT 
21 October – Neumos (Seattle, WA)* – SOLD OUT 
22 October – Vogue Theatre (Vancouver, BC)* – SOLD OUT 
24 October – Kilby Court (Salt Lake City, UT)* – SOLD OUT 
25 October – Larimer Lounge (Denver, CO)* – NEW SHOW
27 October – 7th St Entry (Minneapolis, MN)*- SOLD OUT 
28 October – Lincoln Hall (Chicago, IL)* – SOLD OUT 
30 October – Danforth Music Hall (Toronto, ON)* – SOLD OUT 
1 November – Webster Hall (New York, NY)* – SOLD OUT 
3 November – Union Stage (Washington, DC)* – SOLD OUT 
4 November – Paradise Rock Club (Boston, MA)* – SOLD OUT 
5 November – Theatre Of The Living Arts (Philadelphia, PA)* – VENUE UPGRADE
7 November – Aisle 5  (Atlanta, GA)* – SOLD OUT 
8 November – Basement East (Nashville, TN)* – SOLD OUT 
10 November – HOB Cambridge Room (Dallas, TX)*  – SOLD OUT 
11 November  – HOB Bronze Peacock (Houston, TX)* — SOLD OUT 
12 November – Antones (Austin, TX)* – SOLD OUT 
14 November – Valley Bar (Phoenix, AZ)*  – SOLD OUT 
15 November – House Of Blues – Voodoo Room (San Diego, CA)* – SOLD OUT 
16 November – The Fonda Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)* – SOLD OUT 
18 November – The Fonda Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)* – SOLD OUT 

25 November – Spilt Milk Canberra (Canberra, ACT)
26 November – Spilt Milk Gold Coast (Carrara, QLD)
2 December – Spilt Milk Ballarat (Newington, VIC)
3 December – Spilt Milk Perth (Claremont, WA)

‘growing up?’ Australia & New Zealand headline tour – TICKET LINK | POSTER
6 December – Princess Theatre (Brisbane, QLD)* 
8 December – Liberty Hall (Sydney, NSW)* 
9 December – The Gov (Adelaide, SA)* 
13 December – Max Watts (Melbourne, VIC)* 
15 December – The Powerstation (Auckland, NZ* 
16 December – San Fran (Wellington, NZ)* 

‘growing up?’ UK & EU headline tour – TICKET LINK | POSTER
5 February – Melkweg OZ (Amsterdam, Netherlands)* 
6 February – Point Ephemere (Paris, France)*
7 February – Helios37 (Cologne, Germany)*
8 February – Maschinenhaus (Berlin, Germany)* – (VENUE UPGRADE)
10 February – 02 Academy Islington (London, UK)*   – SOLD OUT 
12 February  – King Tuts (Glasgow, UK)* 
13 February – Academy (Dublin, Ireland)* – SOLD OUT 
14 February – Gorilla (Manchester, UK)* – (VENUE UPGRADE)
18 February – 02 Islington Academy (London, UK)* – (NEW SHOW)

Australian musician grentperez is unapologetically a Gen-Z artist with an old soul. Having first found his audience on YouTube singing a mix of covers and original songs, grentperez’s rise from viral performer to bedroom pop star was a quick one. At just 12 years old he posted his first video to YouTube and, over time, reached over 100 million views and 600k subscribers. After honing his songwriting chops, his undeniable hit debut single ‘Cherry Wine’ became an international sensation, hitting #1 on Spotify’s Viral Chart in AUS/NZ, Canada and Singapore. He’s since blossomed into an an unassuming and unpretentious artist inspired by the music played at Filipino family karaoke parties, as well as vintage bossa nova and modern R&B.

With over 250 million streams to his name, a global touring resume, and notable support from tastemakers including Triple J, NPR Music, MTV and The Line of Best Fit, grentperez is on the precipice of something big.

Proving again his endless versatility as an artist, grentperez released his highly anticipated EP ‘When We Were Younger’ earlier this year in June – a seven track record centered around the concept of nostalgia. Conceived as a means to get out of a songwriting rut and motivated by a desire to stave off cynicism and embrace the carefree creativity of childhood, in his own words ‘When We Were Younger’ “is a collection of music each relating to figures of the past, whether it be in love, loss, families and friendship.”

Throughout ‘When We Were Younger’, grentperez displays a director’s knack for world-building. Discrete elements throughout the tracks are as disparate as one could imagine but together everything makes sense, and different musical gestures and lyrics stimulating long-dormant memories while simultaneously providing a soundtrack for new ones. Fusing the signifiers of a wide variety of nostalgic sounds: his beloved bossa nova, yes, but also sprightly Philadelphia soul, the swelling strings of golden-era Hollywood, even the soundtracks and general vibe of 90s romcoms – the bold approach hits once you press play on the EP and the opening track busts in with a psychedelic spaghetti western fanfare. 

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