On the closing lines of their new song “Photographs,” the ascendant Australian duo Hollow Coves offer something of a mission statement for their next chapter and upcoming album Nothing To Lose (out March 1 via Nettwerk Music Group): “She loved taking photographs / I love the way she never let the moment pass.” It was, indeed, in the pages of a childhood photo book that Hollow Coves’ Matt Carins and Ryan Henderson found the initial inspiration for their first new album in five years - an ode to preserving, cherishing and appreciating amidst the oversaturation and ephemera of the digital age. Looking to overcome the anxiety and burnout that accompany the latter, Nothing To Lose takes its inspiration from re-learning to appreciate our day-to-day: early morning surf trips on Australia’s Gold Coast, getting lost in the expansive national parks of the American West, the slow-and-steady craftsmanship of film or vinyl or woodworking. Teaming with many collaborators from their close-knit, beach-town musical community - Hollow Coves’ Nothing To Lose is a striking reminder of the often-underestimated powers of gratitude, perspective and simplicity as we navigate the modern world.
Listen to Hollow Coves’ “Photographs” here: https://hollowcoves.ffm.to/photographs
Pre-order Nothing To Lose here, out March 1 via Nettwerk: https://hollowcoves.ffm.to/nothingtolose
A group that has emerged as a post-pandemic soundtrack for their fans’ special life moments - births, weddings, trips of a lifetime - it’s through this emphasis on connectivity and community that Hollow Coves embrace the online space. Becoming one of the most-used artists in fan-created videos across social media platforms like Instagram Reels, and garnering over one billion streams in the process, these grassroots digital moments have paved the way for Hollow Coves to travel across the world, interact with fans and hear their stories. In 2024, they’ll return to North America and Europe to play to larger crowds than ever before - bringing their “stunning harmonies” (Billboard) to “songs that belong on the same shelf as “Jackson Browne, Arcade Fire and early Ben Howard” (The Sunday Times).
Nothing To Lose will include new single “Photographs” and - among the many yet-to-be-released-tracks - a collection of well-received 2023 singles “On The Way,”“Milk and Honey,” “Letting Go” and “Harder To Fake It.” Collaborating with ARIA-winning producer and engineer Matt Corby, fellow Australian musicians Alex Henrikkson and Chris Collins - plus Matt Carins’ wife Molly and brother Ryan - Nothing To Lose uses this collective to match the energy of Hollow Coves’ live shows with a diverse sonic palate and galvanizing full-band spirit. A tracklist and announced 2024 tour dates are below.
HOLLOW COVES 2024 TOUR DATES:
Europe:
March 26 - Gebäude 9 - Cologne, Germany
March 28 - Muziekgieterij - Maastricht, Netherlands
March 29 - TivoliVredenburg, Ronda - Utrecht, Netherlands
March 30 - Zeche Carl - Essen, Germany
March 31 - Uebel andamp; Gefährlich - Hamburg, Germany
April 2 - Columbia Theater - Berlin, Germany
April 3 - MeetFactory - Prague, Czech Republic
April 4 - Simm City - Vienna, Austria
April 5 - Technikum - Munich, Germany
April 7 - Magazzini Generali - Milan, Italy
April 8 - Komplex 457 - Zurich, Switzerland
April 9 - Les Docks - Lausanne, Switzerland
April 11 - halle02 - Heidelberg, Germany
April 12 - Opderschmelz - Dudelange, Luxembourg
April 13 - Le Trabendo - Paris, France
April 14 - AB Ballroom - Brussels, Belgium
April 16 - O2 Forum Kentish Town - London, United Kingdom
April 17 - Brudenell Social Club - Leeds, United Kingdom
April 18 - Academy 2 - Manchester, United Kingdom
North America:
June 5 - Union Stage - Washington, D.C.
June 6 - The Foundry @ The Fillmore - Philadelphia, PA
June 8 - Warsaw - New York City, NY
June 10 - Paradise Rock Club - Boston, MA
June 11 - MTELUS - Montreal, QC
June 12 - Danforth Music Hall - Toronto, ON
June 14 - Lincoln Hall - Chicago, IL
June 15 - Fine Line - Minneapolis, MN
June 17 - Gothic Theatre - Denver, CO
June 19 - The Complex - Salt Lake City, UT
June 22 - El Rey Theatre - Los Angeles, CA
June 23 - Ventura Music Hall - Ventura, CA
June 24 - Bimbo's 365 Club - San Francisco, CA
June 26 - Aladdin Theater - Portland, OR
June 27 - The Crocodile - Seattle, WA
June 29 - Vogue Theatre - Vancouver, BC
June 30 - Capital Ballroom - Victoria, BC
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