Regurgitator Returns to the Territory for Two Shows in November

Regurgitator, a prominent Queensland alt rock group, will return to the Northern Territory next month for two shows in Darwin and Alice Springs. According to lead singer Quan Yeomans, the tour is part of a massive 60-show trek spanning six months and three countries. The band, known for hits like "Polyester Girl" and "Happiness (Rotting My Brain)", will play a range of songs, including older tracks not typically featured in their setlists. The shows are set to be a "hoot" with costume changes and a high-energy performance.

Key Takeaways:

• Regurgitator will perform two shows in the Northern Territory in November: one in Darwin on the 14th at Mayberry's and another in Alice Springs on the 15th at the Alice Springs Brewing Co.
• The tour is part of a 60-show, six-month venture across three countries, with the band's manager, Paul, aiming to push them to their limits physically, mentally, and emotionally.
• The shows will feature a mix of songs, including older tracks from the band's extensive 11-album catalog, including their latest release, "Invader", which came out in 2019.
• The band consists of lead singer Quan Yeomans, bassist and vocalist Ben Ely, and will be joined by support act Dem Mob, an Aboriginal hip-hop group from South Australia.
• After the tour, the band plans to start working on a new album, following a period of "rehab and counselling," as mentioned by Mr. Yeomans.

Statistics:

• Regurgitator will perform 60 shows across six months and three countries.
• The band has released 11 albums, including their latest, "Invader", released in 2019.
• The support act, Dem Mob, originated from the APY lands in South Australia.
• The band will engage in costume changes and a high-energy performance during the shows.

Sources:

• [Interview with Quan Yeomans and Ben Ely, The Northern Territory News]