THE JUNGLE GIANTS

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‘BAD DREAM’

“A serious contender for Album Of The Year, Quiet Ferocity is exactly that – an expertly crafted record that’s widely regarded as a career high for the group.”
– Purple Sneakers

“Ten sleek dance rock tracks”
– Triple J

“An infectious slab of danceable indie tunes filled with wailing hooks, grandiose moments of pop.”
– Life Without Andy

After selling out The Gov,today, Brisbane 4-piece The Jungle Giants announce a second and final Adelaide show Thursday, August 31st at Fat Controller. The new Quiet Ferocity tour date addition coincides with the release of the triple j feature album’s latest cut ‘Bad Dream.’ Selling out their hometown Triffid show and first Melbourne Croxton date, tickets for remaining shows are selling fast.

Beginning August 18th, the Quiet Ferocity tour will see the band hit capital cities around the country as well as Byron Bay and the Central Coast. Playing both all ages and over 18’s shows, the indie outfit will also travel to Auckland, marking their first ever New Zealand appearance. On support duties are sibling duo LASTLINGS, alongside South Australia up-and-comers Heaps Good Friends.

Recorded and produced entirely themselves, the 10-track album features new single ‘On Your Way Down’ and ‘Feel The Way I Do,’ which combined have accumulated over 3 million streams and numerous appearances on triple j’s most played tracks list. Latest single ‘Bad Dream’ is one of the band’s favourites from the record, with frontman Sam Hales describing the track as, “It was the last song written for the album, and it’s one that we’ve been super excited to play live. I remember showing it to the guys at a party in the middle of recording, and a couple days later, it was on the record.”

Racking up over 38 million Spotify streams, The Jungle Giants are the poster people for creative risks in the studio. Recorded at Empire Studios in Brisbane, ‘Quiet Ferocity’ was a result of frontman Sam Hales’ “5 days a week, 9-5” approach to the creation of album number three.

Headlining Spring Break To The Whitsundays this September and recently whipping crowds into a frenzy on Australia’s favourite regional touring festival Groovin The Moo, The Jungle Giants have played shows in LA, New York, Toronto, Austin, Singapore, Kuala Lumpur, and Jakarta. With sold-out headline dates and appearances at all major Australian festivals, audiences can expect performances filled with charging dance hooks and contagious scream-your-lungs-out choruses. Quiet Ferocity is infectious. So get ready – it’s coming for you too.