Adelaide alt-rockers THE FUSS are taking off on their first headline tour up the East Coast, in support of their debut EP 'For What It's Worth'.

Staking their claim in the immensely talented Adelaide indie-rock circuit, the band have become synonymous with indie anthems and heartfelt bangers encapsulating the zeitgeist of their youth. Their sound is dynamic, characterised by scintillating harmonies, infectious riffs, thunderous drums and pulsating bass lines. This isn’t a coincidence either, as the band’s influences range from classical to metal with a desire to uproot conventional indie-rock song-writing tropes. The group have undoubtedly become an emerging act in South Australia, opening for the likes of The Rions, Purée, Fool Nelson, The Tullamarines and more. Their six released singles have been met by unanimous praise and subsequent radio-play from Triple J-Unearthed producers, and ‘Glass Houses’ and ‘Seeing Blue’ placed #15 and #5 respectively in the 2024 Sickest 100 Countdown, Adelaide’s premiere local music poll. 'For What It's Worth' marks a new era for the group, seeing their sound culminate in a four-track EP centring on their development as a group, with a concurrent theme of words never said. Hitting The Eveleigh Hotel in Sydney on the 21st of November, they'll be joined by Violet Harbour and Earl Gray for a huge night of incredible alt-rock.