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Mildlife Announces October US & Canada Headline Tour (video)

Two-time ARIA Award-winners in their native Australia, Mildlife have announced a return to the US and Canada this October for an 16-date headline run and a stop at Hulaween Festival in Live Oak, Florida. Tickets for the upcoming tour are available via the band�s artist presale today at 10am local through April 4 at 11:59pm local (password: CHORUS). Public on sale begins Friday, April 5 at 10am local.

Mildlife Announce October US + Canada Headline Tour

Today�s announcement follows the recent release of their third studio LP Chorus (out on Heavenly Recordings), which garnered support from the likes of Under The Radar, BrooklynVegan, FLOOD, Clash and more � and comes alongside a new live video for standout track �Future Life� (watch here).

Mildlife have grown into one of Australia�s most critically acclaimed and widely beloved acts, carving out a niche wholly of their own – one that traverses dance, prog and psychedelic music into a curiously singular, entirely entrancing and moveable amalgam.

Delve deeper, and you�ll unearth Polish jazz, Italo disco and a sprinkling of contemporary electronic sounds.�Chorus�is the dance of an expanding and contracting universe – its groove is forever and always, cyclical and evolving.

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