Vika & Linda "Where Do You Come From"

Sat 13 Feb 7:30pm
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Vika & Linda "Where Do You Come From"

Sat 13 Feb 7:30pm

Country Club Tasmania, Launceston

Catch Vika & Linda on their huge national tour!  Celebrating their recent induction into the Aria Hall of Fame and their acclaimed new album “Where Do You Come From?” hitting #1 on the Aria Australian chart, the revered singers together with their band The Bullettes will perform songs from the new album as well as songs and stories from their celebrated career.

“Music from the soul and truths from the merry-go-round of life.” – Herald Sun

“Backed by a three-piece band, their powerful, crystalline voices worked in gorgeous harmony to deliver a slick set full of old favourites and new anthems. As upbeat numbers of pop and rock influence paired effortlessly with more reflective song choices, fans were quickly reminded that it’s never a bad time when Vika & Linda take to the stage.” – The Music

“They don’t need a surname. All you need to hear is their first names and you know you’re about to experience something magical.” – Rhythms Magazine

“Immaculate. A beautiful blend of gospel and soul that just washes over you.” – The AU Review

Vika & Linda are two of Australia’s most celebrated and enduring voices. They have captivated Australian audiences with their powerful harmonies and magnetic stage presence. From their Tongan roots singing in church to global tours with The Black Sorrows, the sisters have released nine studio albums, topped charts, written an autobiography, and collaborated with legends like Paul Kelly and Kasey Chambers. Inducted into the ARIA Hall of Fame and awarded the OAM for their service to music, Vika & Linda are revered for their genre-spanning versatility and soul-stirring performances. With enduring influence and boundless energy, they remain one of Australia’s most treasured and trailblazing vocal duos.

Their stunning new album, Where Do You Come From? is a record that marks the sisters’ emergence as powerful songwriters in their own right, it is the most personal and revealing body of work in their nearly four-decade career.  After a lifetime of lending their voices to the stories of others, this record marks a moment of stepping forward, the sisters telling their own story in full; a widescreen work that spans identity, ancestry, motherhood, ageing, grief, joy, and the grounding presence of water.