Australia's favourite summer party band THE CAT EMPIRE will be back in WA in March for a three special metropolitan and regional shows in Western Australia's best summer venues.
As well as performing all the favourite anthems, hits and memories from across their six albums to date - they'll also bring the explosive and infectious tracks from their all-singing, all dancing new album Rising With The Sun, which will be released globally on March 11 (The new single Wolves is out now).
Western Australian audiences have been responsible for some of the bands best nights ever so it is fitting that these three shows in warm and sunny Western Australia are the very first on their 2016 global album tour.
Here is where West Australians can get amongst the action on the grass and under the stars with one of Australia's most loved, most excellent and most fun bands; THE CAT EMPIRE.
The new album can be pre-ordered now at this link store.thecatempire.com/collections/new-album-pre-sale
As well as performing all the favourite anthems, hits and memories from across their six albums to date - they'll also bring the explosive and infectious tracks from their all-singing, all dancing new album Rising With The Sun, which will be released globally on March 11 (The new single Wolves is out now).
Western Australian audiences have been responsible for some of the bands best nights ever so it is fitting that these three shows in warm and sunny Western Australia are the very first on their 2016 global album tour.
Here is where West Australians can get amongst the action on the grass and under the stars with one of Australia's most loved, most excellent and most fun bands; THE CAT EMPIRE.
The new album can be pre-ordered now at this link store.thecatempire.com/collections/new-album-pre-sale
Tickets On Sale Now
04.03.16
Fremantle Arts Centre, Fremantle
Buy TicketsFremantle Arts Centre, Fremantle
05.03.16
3 Oceans Winery, Margaret River
Buy Tickets3 Oceans Winery, Margaret River
06.03.16
Castelli Estate, Shadforth
Buy TicketsCastelli Estate, Shadforth
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