Portland indie pop outfit STRFKR have announced an eight-date Asia tour, including two nights in Bangkok and Singapore.

The trio will be playing Bangkok’s ZenseΒ at Zen Rocakademy and Singapore’s Aliwal Art Centre on Friday, October 6 and Sunday, October 8, respectively. The tour, which will also take the band to Taiwan, China and Japan, comes in support of their fifth and latest studio albumΒ Being No One, Going Nowhere.Β 

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Ticket and sale details will be revealed soon. In the meantime, Thai fans can follow local promoter Medium Rare Live, who hasΒ hinted the band’s visitΒ earlier this month, forΒ the latest updates.

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Previously known as Starfucker andΒ Pyramiddd, STRFKR are Shawn Glassford, Keil Corcoran, and Joshua Hodges, who started STRFKR in 2007 as a solo project. They’re known for “Sazed”, “While I’m Alive” andΒ “Rawnald Gregory Erickson the Second”, a song that raked in their mainstream success, largely due to Target’s sampling of it for a commercial in 2009.

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STRFKR released the “early bird” vinyl ofΒ Being No One, Going NowhereΒ in November 2015 before full-releasing it in 2016. The album marks the group’s biggest commercial milestone to date, landing at No. 1 onΒ Billboard‘s Heatseekers Albums chart and No. 9 on theΒ Independent AlbumsΒ chart.

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Update (Aug 11): Symmetry Entertainment released information on STRFKR Live in Singapore, which will take place on Sunday, October 8 at Aliwal Art Centre.

Tickets are now available through TicketBox SG, with early bird tickets priced at SGD35 (until August 18) and standard tickets at SGD45 before going up to SGD60 at door.


Update (Aug 15): Ticket details for Bangkok are in, with early bird tickets going at THB990 and regular ones at THB1,290. Grab yours at Ticket MelonΒ tomorrow (Aug 16), 10am onwards.

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Update (Sep 28): STRFKR will not be able to perform in Singapore due to refusal of entry. Read details here.