Across a vibrant ten year career spanning six studio albums, countless shows, and over 1 billion streams, Awsten Knight (vocals, guitar), Geoff Wigington (lead guitar), and Otto Wood (drums) have built one of modern rock’s most vibrant, shapeshifting catalogues. Whether headlining theatres or festivals, or supporting My Chemical Romance on a sold-out arena run, Waterparks connect with audiences wherever they go with their genre-blending, hook-fuelled tracks and undeniable charm.
Waterparks first touched down in Australia in 2018 supporting The Maine, before returning later that year for an appearance at Good Things festival. Following the release of their fifth record INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY in 2023, the band returned for their first headline tour downunder, selling out all dates and prompting a venue upgrade in Melbourne from 170 Russell to the Forum.
With their new album JINX in tow - including the delightfully chaotic ‘TELL ME WHY’ ft. Mark Hoppus, Danny Elfman & more - fans have been calling out for Waterparks’ return to Australian shores, and now time has arrived to witness their chaotic and colourful performance in their biggest Australian headline venues yet.
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