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Melbourne band Cry Club are coming to Cherry Bomb

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Melbourne band Cry Club are heading off on an national tour and they’ll be at Cherry Bomb at Lucy’s Love Shack at the end of the month.

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The queer bubblegum band’s God I’m Such A Mess tour will pull into the Perth venue on July 30th. They’ll be supported by BEXX and Tomas Ford’s project Bad Frenz Club.

Cry Club features Heather (they / them) on vocals, and Jono ( he / him) on guitar.

They were originally meant to head off on tour at the beginning of June, but those covid-19 lockdowns keep making extra challenges.

Lock in 30th July for their new Perth date.

Tickets are on sale now.

OIP Staff


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