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Australian alt-dance trio Haiku Hands (Claire Nakazawa, Beatrice Lewis, and Mie Nakazawa) release 'Cool For You,' produced by Motez (Flume, Disclosure, Sam Smith, Tkay Maidza) via Spinning Top Records. Now that they're back on home soil, they've announced Australian 2023 tour dates, including headline shows across Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane.

The trio return with a thumping pop anthem, “Feel So Good,” a Gorillaz + Fatboy Slim-inspired cut of euphoric indie sleaze with a propulsive break beat that will make you want to dance, as well as boasting an all-star production team consisting of Dan Farber (Lizzo, Tkay Maidza, G-Flip) and Josh Fountain (BENEE, Ladyhawke).

Australian alt-dance trio Haiku Hands (Claire Nakazawa, Beatrice Lewis, and Mie Nakazawa) return with another adrenaline-fueled, leave-it-all-on-the-dance-floor hit 'Ma Ruler,' available now via Spinning Top Records (an offshoot of the management company behind Tame Impala).

Australian alt-dance trio Haiku Hands (Claire Nakazawa, Beatrice Lewis, and Mie Nakazawa) return with the confidence-boosting party heater “Nunchucka,” available now via Spinning Top Records (an offshoot of the management company behind Tame Impala), ahead of a string of US tour dates starting in June.

Fresh from tearing it up on their Australian headline tour, Sydney-via-Melbourne three piece HAIKU HANDS today share their thumping new single “Bye Bye.' Produced and mixed by Ribongia and El Gusto (Angus Stuart from Hermitude), “Bye Bye” is a relentless break up anthem dedicated to something or someone you want to say goodbye to.

Today, Haiku Hands announces their return to North America this summer with a run of dates throughout the U.S. and Canada. The tour kicks off on June 17th in New York City at Baby’s All Right. Highlights include The Rickshaw Stop in San Francisco on June 26th and The Echo in Los Angeles, CA on 30th. Watch a trailer for the upcoming tour now!

Sky City Gold is ready to riot with the release of their electrifying official debut single, “The Crown.' Composed of Beatrice Lewis (Haiku Hands), Joel Ma (Joelistics), Thomas Mitchell, and David Williams, the Melbourne based art-rock ensemble have crafted a vividly charged kick-punch soundscape that they’re ready to unleash on the world.

In 2020, the Australian electronic dance collective Haiku Hands (Beatrice Lewis, Claire Nakazawa and Mie Nakazawa) released their critically acclaimed, self-titled debut album. Today, the group have shared brand new single “Shoot The Shot,” along with a hypnotic visualizer. Watch the new visual now!

The album includes the new single, “Conclusions” alongside favorites such as “Manbitch”, “Fashion Model Art (feat. Sofi Tukker)”, “Not About You”, and more. The video for “Conclusions” was shot by three different cinematographers in three difference cities. Watch the new music visual now!

Australian electro-pop collective Haiku Hands have impressed audiences and critics worldwide, becoming one of the country's most hyped prospects after bursting onto the scene in 2018 via Spinning Top (Tame Impala, Pond) with their energetic brand of pop, hip-hop, electronic and punk-infused anthems, quick-witted lyricism and invigorating live performances.

London's Free Open Air Theatre Season will return to The Scoop at London Bridge City for a 16th year with the world premiere of The Sea Queen, a one-hour family show about the Irish pirate Grainne O'Malley, and Shakespeare's popular romantic comedy Twelfth Night.

Australia's favorite collective, Haiku Hands, will soon embark on a run of shows in North America, supporting CHAI. The tour will be making stops in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Seattle, Portland and more, including a support slot for Cupcakke at Thalia Hall in Chicago on March 21. The band have also announced they will be attending SXSW this year. See a full list of dates below. 

Australia's favorite collective, Haiku Hands, have shared their aptly-titled new single, 'Dare You Not To Dance,' ahead of their upcoming tour. Speaking on the origins of the song, Haiku Hands states: 'One nonchalantly mutters 'I dare you not to dance f**ker's' into a microphone in Sydney and another makes it a hook in a rowdy jam session in Melbourne. This song is an outcome of exploration between Haiku Hands, Joel Ma (Joelistics) and Angus Stuart (El' Gusto). A bold maneuver made to taunt, provoke and defy.'

Today, Australia's favorite collective, Haiku Hands, have announced a run of shows in North America, supporting CHAI in 2019. The tour will be making stops in San Francisco, Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Seattle, Portland and more. See a full list of dates below. The band have also announced they will be attending SXSW this year. More news on that to follow.

Sweet Like Chocolate Boy tells the tales of Bounty and Mars, growing up black in different generations with different issues to address, the play grounded in the language and music of contemporary London.