Degree One and Atomique presents
Back by Popular Demand, Live and Direct from Australia
HILLTOP HOODS
plus Def 3 and guests
Friday, November 17, 2017.
plus Def 3 and guests
Friday, November 17, 2017.
Capital Ballroom (formerly Sugar Nightclub)
Doors: 9:00PM
19+
Advance tickets available online now at TicketWeb.ca and in-store at Lyle's Place
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Hilltop Hoods - 1955 ft. Montaigne & Tom Thum - youtube.com/
This was evident from the reaction to the crew's last album ‘State of the Art', the biggest selling Australian Hip Hop album of all time. Not only did it hold the number one spot for two weeks, it won two ARIA's and turned out to be a multi-platinum monster. MC's Suffa and Pressure continued their art of weaving tales of everyday life into razor sharp musicality, while DJ Debris remained the backbone of the band's formidable live show. An album so big, so fresh and so well executed ‘State of the Art' transformed the perception of Hip Hop in Australia.
Their success has not been limited to Australia though the Hoods have proven they can take their sound to the far corners of the globe. They've toured everywhere from Switzerland to South Korea, appearing at such festivals as Glastonbury, Splendour In The Grass, T In The Park, Oxygen, Openair Frauenfeld, Splash and have spent years grinding out acclaimed headline tours. Sharing a stage with Eminem on his upcoming sold out Australian tour speaks volumes of the trio's popularity and their ability to translate to a wider audience.
Read more: hilltophoods.com/hth/
hilltophoods.com
facebook.com/hilltophoods
twitter.com/hilltophoods
Advance tickets available online now at TicketWeb.ca and in-store at Lyle's Place
--
Hilltop Hoods - 1955 ft. Montaigne & Tom Thum - youtube.com/
This was evident from the reaction to the crew's last album ‘State of the Art', the biggest selling Australian Hip Hop album of all time. Not only did it hold the number one spot for two weeks, it won two ARIA's and turned out to be a multi-platinum monster. MC's Suffa and Pressure continued their art of weaving tales of everyday life into razor sharp musicality, while DJ Debris remained the backbone of the band's formidable live show. An album so big, so fresh and so well executed ‘State of the Art' transformed the perception of Hip Hop in Australia.
Their success has not been limited to Australia though the Hoods have proven they can take their sound to the far corners of the globe. They've toured everywhere from Switzerland to South Korea, appearing at such festivals as Glastonbury, Splendour In The Grass, T In The Park, Oxygen, Openair Frauenfeld, Splash and have spent years grinding out acclaimed headline tours. Sharing a stage with Eminem on his upcoming sold out Australian tour speaks volumes of the trio's popularity and their ability to translate to a wider audience.
Read more: hilltophoods.com/hth/
hilltophoods.com
facebook.com/hilltophoods
twitter.com/hilltophoods
