Birds of Tokyo Announce Unique ‘Heartbreakers’ Tour
Posted in: Music News
The chameleons of rock will deliver an unplugged 'busking' style set of reimagined hits inspired by their latest music video
Birds of Tokyo Share Uplifting New Single, ‘Smith Street’
Posted in: Music NewsBirds of Tokyo have released their first new music of 2022 with ‘Smith Street’, a lovely ode to the iconic Melbourne street.
Birds of Tokyo Return with New Single, ‘Superglue’
Posted in: Music NewsFeaturing Stand Atlantic’s Bonnie Fraser, "Superglue" serves as the first new piece of Birds of Tokyo music for 2021.
“It’s Gonna Be Birds, but With More Guitars” – Birds of Tokyo on The Return of The Pub Gig
Posted in: Music FeaturesAs Birds of Tokyo get ready to take flight at Rottnest Island this weekend, the band explain how they're more eager than ever to return to the sweaty live stage.
Client Liaison, Baker Boy, and Birds Of Tokyo Join Coopers’ Live, Loud and Local
Posted in: Music NewsFollowing a series of physical concerts across January and February, Coopers' Live, Loud and Local series has added more dates across March and April.
Birds of Tokyo, Alison Wonderland, and Something for Kate Join ‘The Sound’ Lineup
Posted in: Music News'The Sound' has announced its fifth episode of season two, with a litany of acclaimed names from the Aussie music industry on the lineup.
Birds of Tokyo Release Summery New Single, ‘Weekend’
Posted in: Music News"After the year everyone’s had I think we all felt like making music that’s just kinda summery and light-hearted," Birds of Tokyo explain.
Song You Need to Know: Birds of Tokyo, ‘Dive’
Posted in: Music Features"Given the times we are in, we wanted to remind our fans that isolation doesn’t limit the ability to reach out," explains Birds of Tokyo bassist Ian Berney.
“It’s Strange Where Comfort Comes From” – Birds of Tokyo and The Triumph of ‘Human Design’
Posted in: Music Features premiumYears in the making, 'Human Design' sees Birds of Tokyo triumphing through tragedy, and crafting an exceptional release that is arguably their most powerful to date.
My Soundtrack: Birds Of Tokyo’s Ian Kenny
Posted in: Music ListsAlt-rock singer reveals his surprising love for Farnsy and Barnsy and Robbie.
