SLY WITHERS
Release Video For
‘Good Days, Bad Days’
+ Win Wam Award For Best Punk/Hardcore Act
On The Road Supporting Amy Shark + Headline Dates Starting Soon
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“Songwriting that is both aggressive and tender.” – Tonedeaf
“The talented quartet have been fine tuning their craft over several years and all their hard work is finally paying off as they threaten to break out into national prominence.” – Isolated Nation
“‘Since their jangly early work put them apart from the rest of Perth’s live music scene way back in 2016, Sly Withers have come to grow into one of our city’s most exciting and potential-bubbling new acts.” – Pilerats
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Fresh from winning the WAM Award for Best Punk/Hardcore act overnight, Sly Withers are keeping the good times rolling today with the release of a new video for their track, ‘Good Days, Bad Days.’
The video captures the raucousness that has been the last 12 months for the Perth four-piece, who have grown from being hometown heroes into national stars off the back of their Gravis EP (out now via Dew Process). The video was directed by Tim Elphick (who previously directed the band’s clip for ‘Sad Guy’) and traces their adventures on and off stage, with their larrikin charm and electrifying live performance skills on full display.
“We’ve always wanted to do a ‘tour video,’” explains Sly Withers co-frontman Sam Blitvich, “but with this track’s themes centring around not feeling so great all the time – we decided we wanted to try and show a different side of the touring that we’ve been doing petty consistently for the last year. We took our mate Tim along with us on a run of shows we did in the south west of WA this winter, and I think he managed to capture that other side: the hours of driving, the waiting, sneaking in a surf if the boys can – and finally some really fun times on stage.”
The band is also in the midst of supporting pop music powerhouse Amy Shark on her completely sold out national tour. Shark has been bringing the band to regional centres and cities around the country and introducing her adoring fans to Sly Withers’ vibrant brand of indie punk, with only a handful of dates remaining in Wodonga, Geelong and a three-night run in Hobart.
Sly Withers are then poised to remain on the road post their Amy Shark run, as they continue on their own, national, headline Gravis EP tour throughout November. After a huge show at Stay Gold in Melbourne last night, the tour resumes in Brisbane on November 9 at The Foundry. Full details below.
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Consisting of members Jono Mata (guitar / vox), Blitvich (guitar / vox), Joel Neubecker (drums) and Shea Moriarty (bass), Sly Withers have steadily built a fan and critical following off the back of Gravis and its singles ‘Lately,’ ‘Sad Guy,’ and ‘Good Days, Bad Days,’ as well as the independently released singles ‘Closer,’ ‘Pleb,’and ‘
SLY WITHERS
2019 TOUR DATES
SUPPORTING AMY SHARK
Friday, November 1 – The Cube, Wodonga, Vic – SOLD OUT!
Saturday, November 2 – Costa Hall, Geelong, Vic – SOLD OUT!
Wednesday, November 6 – Odeon Theatre, Hobart, Tas – SOLD OUT!
Thursday, November 7 – Odeon Theatre, Hobart, Tas – SOLD OUT!
Friday, November 8 – Odeon Theatre, Hobart, Tas – SOLD OUT!
SLY WITHERS GRAVIS EP TOUR 2019
Saturday, November 9 – The Foundry, Brisbane, Qld
Thursday, November 14 – Crown & Anchor, Adelaide, SA
Friday, November 15 – The Lansdowne, Sydney, NSW
Friday, November 22 – YMCA HQ, Leederville, WA
Saturday, November 23 – Badlands, Perth, WA
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