English electronic-duo Bondax have just announced their U.S. ‘Recur’ tour set for this March. This exciting show run hits large cities including Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington, DC, San Francisco, Miami and more, where the boys will bring their lush, house and downtempo electronica vibes. The duo have also revealed that a full length artist album is on the way this year.
Curators of their very own Bondax Presents: Recur Podcast on MCR live, the duo have begun hosting a monthly podcast packed with exclusive tracks, beloved classics, special guests and the best of the city’s live music from the Manchester-based DJs. The first two guests were Shy Luv and Maribou state. The first podcast of 2018 features special guest Jadu Heart, with two hours of interviews mixed with music from Leroy Hutson, Daniel Caesar, J Dilla, Flamingosis, Nosaj Thing and many more. Listen to the ‘Recur’ podcast here.
Genre defying Bondax rose to prominence during 2012 via the BBC’s Introducing platform, where they received praise from DJs including Annie Mac and Nick Grimshaw. Flash forward half a decade and the Lancashire-born duo have graced stages across US and South America, Asia and Australia and the UK including Glastonbury and Bestival.
‘Recur’ tour dates:
3/14 – Flash, Washington DC
3/15 – Constellation Room, Santa Ana, CA
3/16 – 1st Ward, Chicago, IL
3/17 – Audio, San Francisco, CA
3/18 – Holocene, Portland, OR
3/20 – Floyd, Miami, FL
3/21 – Zone One, Brooklyn, NY
3/22 – Sound Nightclub, Los Angeles, CA
3/23 – Foundation Nightclub, Seattle, WA
3/24 – Kingdom, Austin, TX
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