Having just released their fifth album, Medicine Man (you can read Tone Deaf’s positive verdict right here), funk-soul extraordinaries, The Bamboos have announced the dates for their national tour; and the first show first show in Melbourne at The Corner has now sold out.

Anticipation for Medicine Man is at fever pitch with glowing reviews rolling in for their release, with the rumour mill surrounding the mystery guests of their collaborative heavy album appearing on tour heating up. All other shows are bound to be at capacity in no time.

Crafted by bandleader Lance Ferguson alongside a who’s-who of international and Australian music icons like Tim Rogers, Megan Washington, Mark Ronson collaborator Daniel Merriweather and Bamboos’ fave Kylie Auldist, Medicine Man also enlists the help of US soul-man Aloe Blacc, Bobby Flynn and the band’s newest member, Ella Thompson.

The first single ‘I Got Burned’ featuring Tim Rogers has had massive radio support this year with high rotation on Triple J and even receiving
additions on commercial radio, all which resulted with it debuting at #19 on the ARIA Australian Singles Chart.

On the road the band will heavily feature the new LP as well as dipping in to past faves from previous albums 4, Step It Up, Rawville and Side Stepper. So be sure you don’t miss The Bamboos on their biggest tour yet.

THE BAMBOOS MEDICINE MAN NATIONAL TOUR

Saturday 16th June – The Corner Hotel, Melbourne VIC – SOLD OUT

Sunday 17th June – The Corner Hotel, Melbourne VIC 

Friday 22nd June – The Metro, Sydney NSW

Thursday 28th June – The Great Northern, Byron Bay NSW

Friday 29th June – Coolum Civic Centre, Sunshine Coast QLD

Saturday 30th June – The HiFi, Brisbane QLD

Friday 6th July – The Bakery, Perth WA

Saturday 7th July – The Gov, Adelaide SA

You can watch The Bamboos performing lead single “I Got Burned’ with special guest Tim Rogers, taken from ABC’s On Gordon Street Tonight with Adam Hills, below

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