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Caribou announce Australian tour for December

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They'll bring their full show to Australia for first tour in seven years

Modern electronic music royalty Caribou was last week announced as one of the headliners for the 2022 Meredith Music Festival.

Today, the Dan Snaith-led project lock in four Australian theatre dates, their first since 2015. 

"We've been waiting so long to come down to Australia again," Snaith said in a statement released this morning.

"We've been planning this tour since early 2020 and we've always had amazing shows in Australia ... but it's been over seven years since we've come down!

"We've been dying to do Meredith in particular for ages – Kieran [Hebden, aka Four Tet] has been telling me we have to do it for years."

Caribou will bring a full show to Australia, promising "the same full production audiovisual feast" that have had fans raving at festivals like Glastonbury, Pukkelpop and Lowlands in recent months.

This is Caribou's first trip to Australia since the release of 2020's Suddenly , another Dan Snaith gem in a catalogue that's groaning with them.

The record came in the wake of some tough years for Snaith and his family, giving him an opportunity to put the power of music to the test.

"They're about these difficult times, but they're written to the people in my family, the people close to me, kind of in an attempt to make something positive and reassuring out of it," he told Double J at the time .

"To have that feeling of love and comfort in in the music."

Caribou will play beautiful theatres in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane, before closing out the tour with a big party on the beautiful Sunshine Coast.

Catch Caribou at the following shows. Tickets are on sale right now.

Saturday 10 December – Meredith Music Festival

Sunday 11 December – The Forum, Melbourne VIC (with Marli)

Tuesday 13 December – Enmore Theatre, Sydney (with Lazywax and Adi Toohey)

Thursday 15 December – The Tivoli, Brisbane (with COLLAR and Gratitude Cowgirl)

Friday 16 December – The Nightquarter, Sunshine Coast (with COLLAR and Gratitude Cowgirl)

Caribou Announce Australian Headline Tour

"It's the same full production audiovisual feast that we've been melting minds with at European festivals."

Acclaimed Canadian electronic music icons Caribou have this morning announced their long awaited return to Australian shores performing headline shows in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast throughout December.

Having already been announced as headliners at Meredith Music Festival, the group will also be performing at The Forum in Melbourne on December 11 as part of the Victorian Government's ALWAYS LIVE series, followed by Sydney’s Enmore Theatre on December 13, The Tivoli in Brisbane on December 15 and The Nightquarter on Queensland’s Sunshine Coast on December 16.

On the highly anticipated return Caribou stated, "We've been waiting so long to come down to Australia again - we've been planning this tour since early 2020 and we've always had amazing shows in Australia ... but it's been over 7 years since we've come down! We've been dying to do Meredith in particular for ages - Kieran (Four Tet) has been telling me we have to do it for years.

“We're so excited about the show we've got ready for you - it's the same full production audiovisual feast that we've been melting minds with at European festivals. We're so thrilled to finally get to play it for amazing Australian audience.”

It's the first Australian visit from the dance act since 2015, following a slew of huge festival appearances including Galstonbury, Pukkelpop, Lowlands  and more. 

The band will be performing in support of their 2020 record Suddenly  which received widespread acclaim upon release and featured soul influenced Home  and house anthem Never Come Back.

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CARIBOU - TOUR DATES Saturday, December 10 - Meredith Music Festival Sunday, December 11 - Forum, Melbourne VIC [TIX HERE] supported by Marli Tuesday, December 13 - Enmore Theatre, Sydney NSW [TIX HERE] supported by Lazywax & Adi Toohey Thursday, December 15 - Tivoli, Brisbane, QLD [TIX HERE] supported by COLLAR & Gratitude Cowgirl Friday, December 16 - The Nightquarter, Sunshine Coast, QLD [TIX HERE] supported by COLLAR & Gratitude Cowgirl

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The acclaimed Canadian electronic icons have just announced their long-awaited return to Australian shores this December.

Hot off the announcement that Caribou are set perform the Saturday night headlining slot at Meredith Music Festival, the Canadian electronic band are heading on an east coast tour of Australia in December. It’s the world-renowned dance act’s first Australian visit since 2015 – the group will be performing at The Forum in Melbourne on December 11. The tour is in support of their 2020 album,  Suddenly. 

Caribou Australia Tour

• December 11 – The Forum, Melbourne
• December 13 – Enmore Theatre, Sydney
• December 15 – Tivoli, Brisbane
• December 16 – The Nightquarter, Sunshine Coast

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Their Australian tour follows a European summer of major festival appearances including Glastonbury, Pukkelpop, Lowlands and more. They’re currently set to perform at upcoming slots at the Hollywood Bowl and New York’s Summer Sound Stage.

Bursting with characteristic warmth and colour, Caribou’s 2020 release  Suddenly  featured nu-soul classic ‘Home’ and house anthem ‘Never Come Back’. With the album landing on numerous year-end lists and saw Caribou’s global following reaching even greater heights.

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“We’ve been waiting so long to come down to Australia again – we’ve been planning this tour since early 2020 and we’ve always had amazing shows in Australia,” Caribou say of their highly-anticipated return.

“But it’s been over 7 years since we’ve come down! We’ve been dying to do Meredith in particular for ages – Kieran (Four Tet) has been telling me we have to do it for years.”

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“We’re so excited about the show we’ve got ready for you – it’s the same full production audiovisual feast that we’ve been melting minds with at European festivals. We’re so thrilled to finally get to play it for amazing Australian audience.”

Tickets go on sale 9am, Thursday August 25. Grab your tickets to their show at The Forum in Melbourne by heading here . 

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Caribou Review – Dreams Come True at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre

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Caribou performed at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre on Tuesday, 13th December. David James Young reviews.

In late February 2020, Dan Snaith released Suddenly , his fifth album under the Caribou moniker. The album’s blissful mix of electronic sounds served as a bright white hope amid the darkness of the first Covid lockdown. As it played through our speakers and pulsed through the walls, we dreamt of once again experiencing something like this communally – a full room, blaring lights, sweaty bodies in a state of constant motion.

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In this context, saying Caribou’s performance at Sydney’s Enmore Theatre was a dream come true is not some clichéd summary or PR sound bite. It’s a literal description and deserves to be celebrated as such.

Caribou’s first Sydney headline show in nearly eight years – following a memorable night in the Opera House Concert Hall circa 2015 – was a jubilant experience both onstage and in the audience. After easing in with the gentle ‘New Jade’ from Suddenly , Snaith set the controls for the heart of the dancefloor with three simple words to the audience: “Here we go.”

Moments later, he and his long-serving backing band launched into the project’s breakthrough single ‘Odessa’, which still hits in all the right places over a decade after its release. Transitioning into the title track of 2014’s Our Love , the visuals began to dazzle. Bright colours swiped across the stage in various shapes and sizes, contrasting with the shadows enshrouding the band members, and making it almost impossible to look away (save for when the strobe light would linger a little too long.)

Anyone who’s seen Caribou live before will be familiar with their intimate, close-quarters set-up. Snaith switched between synths and drums, playing on a kit that directly mirrored that of drummer Brad Weber. Guitarist Ryan Smith was stationed to Snaith’s left and to his right was bassist John Schmersal, who accompanied Snaith on vocals.

Rather than spreading out across the stage, the quartet were locked in at the centre – reflective not just of their uniform nature, but also the uncanny synchronicity evinced in each extensive musical passage.

‘Sun’, a standout of 2010’s Swim , shines even brighter in the live environment. Weber unleashed bounding beats and hammering fills, with Snaith adding some of his own for good measure. The false ending and reprise sucker punched the crowd, which was all too happy to resume its incessant movement.

At its conclusion, Snaith turned to the audience almost in disbelief at the rapturous reception he and the band received. Truly, can you blame us?

As the drum beat of Caribou’s signature song ‘Can’t Do Without You’ kicked in at the close of the encore, the Enmore audience took its last chance to dance very, very seriously. It felt like the entire room was revelling in the fact this gig was even happening given it felt nigh-on impossible just one year ago.

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Tickets for melbourne, sydney, brisbane & sunshine coast shows on sale now, more info here, today, acclaimed canadian electronic icons caribou announce a second melbourne headline show, taking place at the forum on monday, december 12. having already sold-out their first night, this second performance will give melburnians another chance to catch the revered dance-pop outfit in person on their eagerly awaited australian tour. the shows are part of as part of the victorian government’s always live series., having already been announced as saturday night headliners for the meredith music festival, caribou (aka dan snaith and pals) recently announced a string of east coast shows taking place throughout december . following their melbourne dates the act will also perform at  sydney’s enmore theatre on december 13, the tivoli in brisbane on december 15 and the nightquarter on queensland’s sunshine coast on december 16 – tickets on sale here ., caribou say of the highly-anticipated return, “we’ve been waiting so long to come down to australia again – we’ve been planning this tour since early 2020 and we’ve always had amazing shows in australia … but it’s been over 7 years since we’ve come down we’ve been dying to do meredith in particular for ages – kieran (four tet) has been telling me we have to do it for years. we’re so excited about the show we’ve got ready for you – it’s the same full production audiovisual feast that we’ve been melting minds with at european festivals. we’re so thrilled to finally get to play it for amazing australian audience.”, it’s the world-renowned dance act’s first australian visit since 2015, and follows a european summer of major festival appearances including glastonbury, pukkelpop, lowlands and more. this tour will see the band performing in support of their 2020 album, suddenly , which featured nu-soul classic “home” and house anthem “never come back” . on their previous visit seven years ago, they were the first contemporary dance act to both perform and sell out the concert hall of the sydney opera house., don’t miss your chance to catch one of dance music’s most revered live acts in the flesh as caribou make their long-awaited return to australia this december . ticket details below., tour dates below, caribou tour dates, saturday, december 10 – meredith music festival, sunday, december 11 – forum, melbourne vic [tix here] supported by marli, monday, december 12  – forum, melbourne vic   [second show – tix here] supported by marli, tuesday, december 13 – enmore theatre, sydney nsw [tix here] supported by lazywax & adi toohey, thursday, december 15 – tivoli, brisbane, qld [tix here] supported by collar & gratitude cowgirl, friday, december 16 – the nightquarter, sunshine coast, qld [tix here] supported by collar & gratitude cowgirl, tickets on-sale now, stream suddenly here, follow caribou facebook –  instagram –  twitter –  youtube, amnplify – db.

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Dan Victor Snaith is an electro musician, composer and recording artist from Ontario, Canada and is better known by stage name Caribou.

Caribou is one of the most iconic and recognisable name on the electro circuit. Originally, Snaith began his musical career under the name Manitoba, but soon adopted the facade of Caribou due to being threatened with a hefty lawsuit. He has two albums released under his first stage name, 'Start Breaking My Heart' and 'Up In Flames' which are adored by his early cult following and hailed by critics for the intelligent electro evident there.

The first Caribou release came in 2005 in the form of 'The Milk of Human Kindness', a quote taken from Shakespeare's Macbeth. This album saw Snaith's reputation increase dramatically as he began touring to support the release of the debut of which he is joined by a host of live musicians, and plays percussion. The line up is currently Ryan Smith, Brad Weber, and John Schmersal along with Dan, his live show is an immersive experience as opposed to a conventional gig, using complex video projection to support the tracks in his discography.

Snaith's second release 'Andorra' was another critical success, most notably winning the 2008 Polaris Music Prize whilst his third release 'Swim' was also short listed for the prize. His 2014 release 'Our Love' saw Caribou achieve his greatest commercial success in the US and native Canada due to his elevated status, reputation and accolades. Critics once again hailed the blends of R & B and hip hops influences with his slick brand of electro on singles such as 'Can't Do Without You'.

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I‘ve seen Caribou twice before, both in smaller and I dare say better venues, but more on that later. So I went into this show with high expectations. in fact, Caribou has been among my best live show experiences.

Unfortunately Dan Snaith (and his 3 accompanying musicians) didn’t t deliver the same level of performance that I’ve come to expect from Caribou. Electronic music is hard to play live, it’s hard because it’s so easy. Too many DJs and EDM musicians lack musicianship because they’re programmers. It’s hard to convey the same level of energy and dynamism fiddling with levels and activating programmed beats as one gets from someone wielding an instrument. And yet, some groups do this well, some are great and then there’s Caribou. What has set him apart (and still does no matter my misgivings for this last show) is his ability to actually perform techno -- In that he is very much like LCD Soundsystem. The result is a spectacularly enfranchised version of techno.

Snaith (along with Smith, Weber and Schmersal) give you a techno experience like none other, wielding guitar, base, two drums kits and myriad apparatus more traditionally associated with electronic music. So why didn’t I get into the show at the Metropolis on November 10th? Because techno is all about flow and Caribou never hit his stride.

I believe the main culprit for this is his shift towards dance music. If you can’t appreciate the difference between techno and EDM than never mind. There were popier elements emerging on Swim but with his foray as Daphni, Snaith has been pushing the dancier side of his music and so Our Love is far more EDM than Techno. That isn’t a critic but in the 13 years since his first album, he has become very good at performing techno so its easy to notice his failure to integrate his new material into his older stuff.

There are glaring issues with pacing, mood and flow, which is three different ways of saying the same thing, his setlist was no good. To be more precise, he hasn’t yet developed a homogenous skill level between his various styles of music which would allow him to integrate those same various musical styles.

It didn’t help that more than half the crowd were talking throughout the show and uninvested in the music. The sound guy did a good job equalizing the show but had the volume so far down that the chatting from the crowd easily overwhelmed the band as though we were at a folk show!

But mostly, Caribou failed to create the right atmosphere. He never reached that level of groove where songs bounce off one another. Alternatively exciting and sedating you in order to build a crescendo of swelling emotion. He stumbled on his newer material, seeding them throughout in such a way as to throw cold water on any enthusiasm built=up through his earlier tracks.

With expectations of such levels of mastery is there any surprise I was disappointed? Well yes, because Caribou is that good, just not this time.

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Daniel Victor Snaith’s brainchild, Caribou, uses layers of electronics to create a diverse range of sounds that will either make you want to dance to the rhythm or have a psychedelic freak out. Although Snaith is the sole composer of Caribou’s music, he often tours with a very talented backing band. The main core of Caribou’s compositions consists of synthesizers and electronics, but when Caribou performs live they incorporate electric guitars, a bass, and acoustic drums, which create a more rich and lively tone. When Caribou performs live they stress that attention should be focused on the music and not the performers. When I saw Caribou open for Radiohead in 2012 all the performing members were dressed in identical white attire. This emphasized that the performance had little to do about the individual performers, but rather Caribou was a united vessel delivering a form of music that is organically created and which should be the main focus.

The light designs have been known to be fantastic at Caribou shows with strobe lights flashing on and off synchronized to the rhythm of the beat. The crowd is also very responsive to the music ecstatically dancing away like they were in a club scene. The music is often composed of melodies that repeat themselves, but are always changing texture and gradually building into more elaborate sounds rewarding the audience that pays attention to each intricate subtlety. Caribou remains a master at synthesizing the most pleasantly catchy tunes that will mesmerize you into a psychedelic trance and transcend you into another dimension of music.

Caribou is a MUST SEE experience. The band has fun and keeps the crowd dancing the entire time! Also, a lot of the songs have a different sort of live improvisation that the recordings on the LP do not have. Dan Snaith switches off from playing the synth to drums and back multiple times which I happened to find very unexpected. Overall the experience of driving three hours East from San Antonio to Houston to catch this show and drive back the same night was amazing. Caribou made the drive definitely worth it and had me moving the whole time. Do not miss them!

I went to this gig expecting nothing (not knowing the last album but knowing that their first album was awesome.) It has to be said like this : Caribou live is mind-blowing, delivering a unique tasteful performance and making everyone willing to dance starting the first song. Needless to say I'll run to the next concert !

Caribou consistently puts on amazing live shows. And this one in particular was special b/c I was close enough to the stage to see that he was smiling after every single song. Love like that for what you're doing can't help but be contagious!

Caribou always put on a good show, and I knew they wouldn't disappoint. They kept the crowd going and moving with a good mix of their best old jams and a lot of their new ones! Don't ever miss out on seeing them when they are in your city!

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Acclaimed Canadian electronic icons Caribou have brought their tour down under! Having already played in Melbourne, Caribou took to the stage at Sydney's Enmore Theatre last night, supported by Lazywax.

“We're so excited about the show we've got ready for you - it's the same full production audiovisual feast that we've been melting minds with at European festivals. We're so thrilled to finally get to play it for amazing Australian audience.” they share.

The run of shows will continue on to Brisbane's Tivoli tomorrow night, before wrapping up on the Sunshine Coast this Friday.

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