Japan?s VAMPILLIA have announced their return to Australia, performing headline shows in Sydney and Melbourne as well as the 2015 Adelaide Festival.Vampillia turn classical music into hardcore - famous for their aggressive, chaotic performances with three eccentric vocalists, a body painted dancer, a macho man with a saw in his hand and a drug queen noise violinist, they call themselves the 'brutal orchestra'.After a sold-out Australian tour in 2010 and appearances at SXSW in 2011 and 2012, the band is celebrating the Australian release of the Pitchfork-approved album Alchemic Heart and the recent Rule The World/Deathtiny Land.Their folk-circus-metal-opera blend presents an indescribable live show - if you don't understand, you need to come see them.Their side shows will be supported by folk-prog-metal outfit TROLDHAUGEN who are riding high after the release of their latest album Obzkure Anekdotez For Maniakal Massez and a 24-date European tour with pirate-metal giants ALESTORM.Local supports in Sydney include experimental 7-piece Shanghai, as well as avant-garde outfit Pirate, and a once-off reunion of Sydney?s euphoric instrumental rock outfit Panzer Queen. In Melbourne, further supports will be announced soon.sppears and Rule The World/Deathtiny Land are out now through Bird's Robe RecordsVampillia Australian tour with special guestsMarch 2 @ Newtown Social Club, Sydneyw/Troldhaugen + ShanghaiTickets from newtownsocialclub.comMarch 3 @ Factory Floor, Sydney w/Troldhaugen + Panzer Queen + PirateTickets factorytheatre.com.auMarch 4 @ The Tote, Melbourne w/TroldhaugenTickets from thetotehotel.comMarch 5 @ The Tote, Melbourne w/TroldhaugenTickets from thetotehotel.comMarch 6 @ Adelaide Festival, Freemasons Hall, Adelaide w/Fourteen Nights At Sea + Trash McSweeney & Alix KolTickets from adelaidefestival.com.auWatch: heyoah https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vMtHrrMv3IListen: Rule The World/Deathtiny Land http://birdsrobe.bandcamp.com/album/rule-the-world-deathtiny-land
Vampillia (Japan) announce 2015 Australian tour
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