Kimya Dawson

If you’ve seen the film Juno and fell in love with the Kimya-provided soundtrack then the opportunity to see her live will have you screaming “Phuket, Thailand!” (that’s a direct quote, not a cue to get on out of here).

If you’ve loved her since her days doing indiecore duets with Adam Green in The Moldy Peaches then you’ll have been waiting for this announcement since the early noughties and are going to kick it old school, and if Remember That I Love You was your entrance point to Kimya Dawson then you’ll be riding your bike like lightning to go buy tickets for yourself.

Crafting unforgettable songs Kimya’s personal adaptations are delivered through the most affecting lyrics - all in a lo-fi casing, which gives her very little to hide behind. Kimya Dawson is Kimya Dawson: open, afraid, bewildered, flawed, and incredible. In fact, she embraces wearing it all onher sleeve. Come June, she’ll be wearing it on her sweater sleeve, as she readies herself for herfirst Australian tour this winter.