RVG ANNOUNCE FREE LONDON HEADLINE SHOW AT SHACKLEWELL ARMS - SUNDAY 24 JULY

Following their packed show in London on the weekend, Melbourne's RVG are excited to announce an extra headline show at The Shacklewell Arms on Sunday 24th of July. Their glorious return to the live stages of London, their first since 2018, continues with another electrifying set this time with free entry for all.

Having played multiple sold out shows across Australia and still riding high from their set at famed venue Sydney Opera House, the chance to catch RVG's raucous and riveting live show is not to be missed. Heading to the UK to work on new music this is the last chance for international audiences to catch RVG live for 2022. You can find all the info on the show HERE

Released in April 2020 Feral was both a cry for help and call to action, resonating deeply with audiences, the album was nominated for five Music Victoria Awards, received Album of the Week on Double J, RRR, PBS, 2SER, 4ZZZ, SYN FM, Edge Radio, Radio Adelaide, The Music, Tone Deaf, was album of the day on Bandcamp and landed on a glut of end of year lists. Recorded at Head Gap studios with producer Victor Van Vugt (PJ Harvey, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Beth Orton), Feral was RVG’s first full-length release in three years, coming just as the world went into hibernation.

To Romy Vager, RVG’s lead singer and lyricist, to feel feral is to feel outside of everything. Throughout the album that feeling of isolation is incited, but it never feels hopeless: these songs channel the raw energy of despair and frustration into melodies that often feel victorious, perhaps only because they so aptly supply a soundtrack to the end of days.

This past year has seen a collaboration with Julia Jacklin, covering Björk's 'Army of Me', a live on KEXP session, a sold out album launch at The Corner Hotel, one of the first shows without capacity restrictions in Melbourne, and a show at The Sydney Opera House as part of Vivid Live.

RVG live is Romy Vager, Reuben Bloxham, Marc Nolte and Isabele Wallac