Following the release of their #1 ARIA Australian Album Forgiving Spree earlier this year, and a huge first half of 2025 that saw them take their first-ever international headline tour across the UK and Europe, as well as play their biggest Australian headline shows to date this past April, Melbourne’s beloved indie rockers Slowly Slowly are officially heading back on the road – this time, taking Forgiving Spree to regional stages around the country.

Kicking things off in Jindabyne, NSW and wrapping things up in Forth, Tasmania with dates spanning August and September, Slowly Slowly will be joined by Kiwi expat rockers Bakers Eddy and pop-punk duo Teenage Joans.

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Whether you caught them during their intimate January album launch shows, sang your lungs out at their epic arena tour, or stayed locked on their international takeover – this is your chance to get up close and sweaty with Slowly Slowly once again. Frontman Ben Stewart shares on the new Aussie regional tour announcement: “Touring regionally in Australia is as good as it gets. We can’t wait for these shows. We have been inundated with requests, even with people that attended the capital city shows – they want sweaty club shows in their hometowns and we couldn’t be keener.”

Forgiving Spree, released in January via Nettwerk, captures Slowly Slowly at their boldest and most vulnerable yet – a dynamic nine-track record born for the stage and filled with cathartic anthems, huge singalongs, and frontman Ben Stewart’s signature lyrical storytelling. It’s an album that’s already travelled halfway around the world this year, and this August and September the journey continues

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