Aussie rockers Emergency Rule are set to launch an East Coast run of shows in support of their debut album, ‘The King of Ithaca’. After recording sessions took place in between lockdowns, the album has finally emerged and the guys will be taking the riffs to Gold Coast, Sydney, Canberra & Melbourne, with a couple of hometown Adelaide shows thrown in the mix.
The Gold Coast show will be at Sonic Gravy Festival which has returned for a second year and features Brant Bjork (ex Kyuss) and his Trio as headliner.
The King of Ithaca released in early February, has been lapped up by the music media.
“The album hits hard from the opening track and doesn’t let up. You’ll get taken into a world influenced by Sabbath, Floyd, and Maiden as much as blues or Bach. It’s that last shot of whisky, it’s that middle finger to your boss, it’s that last conversation you say to your girl as you leave her in the rearview mirror. It’s Emergency Rule.” – Hifi Way
“As soon as Emergency Rule hit the stage Bass guitarist Doug Clark’s fat bass sound and growling vocals immediately grabbed you by the throat as the band tore through their set of Sabbath inspired heavy riffery complimented by twin Lizzy style lead/harmonies on guitar compliments of Chris George and Cal Wegener. Add Ex Superjesus drummer Trav Dragani’s massive drum sound, as he destroys yet another set of skins and cymbals, and it’s the perfect storm.” – THE ROCKPIT
The Emergency Rule juggernaut steam rolling in for a night filled with monster riffs that will have you craving an encore!
Tour Dates
March 31st – Adelaide, Crown & Anchor (supporting Brant Bjork)
April 6th – Gold Coast, Mo’s Desert Clubhouse, Gold Coast (Sonic Gravy Festival)
April 12th – Canberra, Potbelly Bar w/The Deadriders & Parrots with Piercings (Canberra)
April 13th – Sydney, The Duke of Enmore w/ The Deadriders & Psychoda (Sydney)
April 19th – Melbourne, Last Chance Rock & Roll Bar w/Flying Dutchman & El Bebe (Melbourne)
April 20th – Adelaide, Crown & Anchor w/El Colosso
May 10th – Melbourne, The Gaso w/El Colosso