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A SCNDL from Down Under embarks on North American tour

  • August 20, 2014
  • Colin Tewksbury
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If you've been asleep for the last few years, then this might be news to you: the Melbourne sound has officially invaded the Northern Hemisphere. Building a loyal fan base from those who thrive on beats, bass, and bounce, the genre has called to fans wide and far, furthered by artists like SCNDL. Comprised of Tom Grant and Adam Amuso, the Ministry Of Sound duo have cemented their place in the industry with releases on the world's largest dance labels. Luckily enough for us in The States, the two will be starting their debut North American tour this Thursday (full dates and links to tickets here), spanning the U.S. and Canada, and beginning in Dallas, Texas then ending in Montreal. Take a listen to their Thank You mix from a few months back to get a taste of the show you're about to see, a blend of classic ragers, refined Melbourne sounds, and the hits you can't help but love.

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