Following on from their superb King Tut's headliner back in February, the Australian pop-punk quartet will return to Scotland in August for another spectacular show. With a date lined up at Edinburgh's famous grass roots venue "Sneaky Pete's", catching "The Faim" in such an intimate venue is an opportunity not to be missed!
Embarking on another tour of Scotland, still without having released their album, demonstrates the level of maturity and high quality present in Aussie gems "The Faim", which was further demonstrated by their King Tut's appearance earlier in the year.
The group put on a phenomenal show which boasted an already strong setlist, buoyed by the charisma of frontman Josh Raven and the kinetic energy of the rest of the band. To come to such an legendary venue from so far afield and seem if anything fueled by the pressure truly indicates the greatness likely to come from the group. It should be no surprise for a band who's sound was described by Bill billboard as "arena-sized".
Singer, Josh Raven says: “Time has come to open our STATE OF MIND. It’s hard to believe that four guys from Perth are even announcing these shows for our headline tour. We’re bringing our craziness to new cities with new songs and playing more incredible festivals like Lollapalooza, Reading and Leeds and Frequency Festival. This is beyond humbling and it’s all possible because of the incredible relationship we’ve created with you. We’re beyond excited to see all your wonderful faces. Endless love.”
The Faim perform in Scotland on Thursday 29 August in Edinburgh at Sneaky Pete’s.
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