Sound weaver Dan Peters has just released his latest single ‘Oh, Valentine!’, and is preparing to grace stages along the East Coast of Australia.
Armed with an arsenal of loop stations, Dan Peters captures the spirit of the world’s punk rock forefathers within his cavernous brand of Grunge/Indie Rock.
Since forming, Dan Peters has continued to develop his loyal fan base through touring locally & abroad, whilst receiving radio play from stations throughout the country after the successful release of his debut album ‘Everything is Calmer Underwater’.
Dan Peters will be celebrating the release of his debut album with a limited run of tour dates.
‘Everything is Calmer Underwater’ is available for download now on iTunes.
DAN PETERS
‘Oh, Valentine!’ Tour
**Tickets on-sale now**
Thursday July 17th – Rics Bar, Brisbane, QLD
Free Entry 18+ only
Friday July 18th – Hermanns Bar, Sydney, NSW
Tickets available at door 18+ only
Sunday July 19th – The Espy Hotel, Melbourne, VIC
Free Entry 18+ only
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