RÜFÜS – Sundream

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RÜFÜS – Sundream

‘Sundream’ is the stunning new single from Australian trio RÜFÜS, set for release on September 8th through Columbia Records and coinciding with their debut appearances at Reading and Leeds Festival on Friday 22nd and Saturday 23rd respectively. The band are set to play the BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage alongside the likes of Netsky, Annie Mac, Aluna George and Gorgon City, and after selling out 3 shows on their maiden voyage to the UK last year, can also announce a string of UK dates for later this year.

‘Sundream’ is another sun-drenched indie-house banger from the trio, a dreamy summer-time anthem, packed with antipodean charm and Balearic vibes. It is the 3rd single to be taken from RÜFÜS’ debut full-length ‘ATLAS,’ released over here in April. The release will be accompanied by outstanding remixes from Hayden James, Claptone, Wordlife, Classixx, Casino Gold and TACHES.  Pete Tong recently made the Claptone remix one of his Essential New Tunes which follows on from the Jesse Rose remix of ‘Desert Night’ early this year.  The album topped the charts in their native country, gaining heavy rotation on Triple J, with past single ‘Take Me’ debuting at number 7 in the iTunes dance chart and featuring on DJ A-Track’s Mad Decent Podcast which had accumulated 600,000+ views online. ‘Desert Night’ also reached number 1 in the Hype Machine Chart, collecting over 900,000 plays on Soundcloud to date.

As well as releasing driving, catchy and danceable tunes the band also spent time building a killer live show, supporting the likes of Royksopp and Cut Copy, gracing festival stages at Big Day Out and Splendour In The Grass  to name a couple and recently completing a sold out headline tour playing to 30,000 people. In addition to massive antipodean live and chart success, the band made their live debut in the UK in December, selling out 3 shows in the capital as part of their European tour followed by a storming US tour earlier this and a string of packed out shows at SXSW. Full UK live dates below;

August 22nd – Reading Festival BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage

August 23rd – Leeds Festival BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage

August 31st – Lodestar Festival, Cambridge

September 26th – Glasgow King Tuts

September 27th – Manchester Night & Day

September 30th – Bristol Start the Bus

October 1st – London Scala

October 2nd – Birmingham Temple