Playing three club shows alongside their appearance at The Groovin The Moo Festival, tonight saw The Getaway Plan play The Standard alongside some interesting support. For those who got down early, they were welcomed by Sydney’s Siren Lines, who were amazing to watch and set the mood for the tremendous night ahead.
Later Drawing North, hailing from our nation’s capital, captivated the audience from the second they hit the stage. This young quintet had brilliant stage presence and their unique pop-rock sound blasted out of the speakers.
New Empire followed, jumping on stage and belting out a mixture of new and old songs to the crowd. Singer Jeremy Fowler spoke about how Sydney was their hometown and that the crowd felt more like their family than just fans. Crowd participation was encouraged with their new song “Train On Time,” as they got the crowd to chant certain lyrics back, before slowing things down during “Ghosts,” which was also welcomed by the crowd.“One Heart/Million Voices” was the perfect ending to a great set; a song showing the extent of their talent. Starting off slowly, then rocking out at the end, it had the crowd swaying, singing and dancing.
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