Fri 12 Feb – Badlands, Perth
Sat 13 Feb – NEW SHOW The Other Festival, Fortitude Music Hall
Fri 19 Feb – Jive, Adelaide
Sat 20 Feb – Stay Gold, Melbourne
Fri 26 Feb – Crowbar, Sydney
Sat 27 Feb – Fiction, Canberra

Supports TBA

Any tickets already purchased for shows from the original May 2020 run will be valid for the corresponding show in Feb 2021 (including the Brisbane show with the venue change).

We are going to be raring to burn off those isolation pounds on stage and bring you a smorgasbord of pent up Voyagerisms; more than ever, live music will have a whole new meaning and we can’t wait to see everyone’s smiles, some new 80s hairdos and some inflatable keytars – Runaway until 2021 Australia, see you soon(ish)! Stay safe, keep washing those hands!

Our latest album, Colours in the Sun, is available now on Season of Mist

Tickets available here: https://tinyurl.com/voyagerjive

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Since their formation, whatever genre norms, boundaries, and regulations thrust upon Perth Australia’s Voyager have been smashed. They embrace, if not brandish pop; employ a keytar on stage, and bring forward a positive, if not uplifting feeling to their music, running head-first into the endless parade of heavy bands who see the world in a different light. Voyager simply prefers to see the bright side of things.

Following the successful release of ‘Colours in the Sun’, which saw a chart debut of #1 in the AIR charts, and highlighted as The Music’s ‘Album of the Week’, Voyager have now announced a run of Australian headline shows.

The band will be bringing ‘Colours in the Sun’ to the stage with shows in Perth, Brisbane, Adelaide, Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra.

The follow-up to 2017’s Ghost Mile, ‘Colours in the Sun’ finds Voyager enmeshed in rich, melodic, song-first tapestries, led by Estrin’s smooth, capable clean vocal delivery. Estrin is self-aware of his vocals, calling them “unique and ‘80s.” But whatever tag Estrin affixes to his voice, they are the propellent throughout Colours in the Sun, serving up a steady diet of soaring, emotive choruses, where melody is paramount and along the way, even getting some help from another distinctive belter, Leprous’s Einar Solberg on “Entropy.”

Voyager have just unleashed a music video for their track ‘Runaway’ that saw airtime on Eurovision – ‘Australia Decides’. The track was shortlisted and paid tribute to on the Television show that aired on 8th February. The band are making waves in both the pop and rock worlds and can’t wait to bring together fans from all over the country to witness their memorable and energetic live performance. The band have hinted that they have something special in store for this tour, and it’s one that Australian’s won’t want to miss.