DYGL (Japan), GRMLN (USA), Olivia's World, Vanishing Sound

Primed after an electrifying appearance at Japan's legendary Fuji Rock festival, Tokyo's DYGL (pronounced “Day-Glow”) are making their first trip to Australia in January 2026.

The band formed in 2013 and started to make waves on the international scene with their 2017 debut album, produced by ALBERT HAMMOND JR of THE STROKES.

Armed with a set of new tunes from their fifth album Who’s in the House?, the band's Australian shows promise raw energy, heartfelt lyrics, and a sound that blends indie rock with flashes of punk and garage grit.

DYGL have built a loyal global following across Asia, Europe, and the US and now it’s finally Australia’s turn to experience the intensity and emotion of their live show.

https://dygl.bandcamp.com/

They're joined by GRMLN, the long-running project of Japanese-American musician Yoodoo Park - now based in Brisbane. A resolutely prolific musician with over 20 albums released and counting, Park's downbeat bedroom pop recalls the slowly-unwinding guitars and hushed vocals of '90s touchstones like BEDHEAD and ELLIOT SMITH.

https://grmln.bandcamp.com/

Local supports are Brisbane-via-Canberra-via-Sydney nomads OLIVIA'S WORLD and local dreampopers VANISHING SOUND. Olivia's World recently released their debut album, which sees the band expanding on their twee-pop origins and venturing into increasingly rocky, punky territory. Meanwhile, Vanishing Sound are busy recording an album which spans the gamut of NICK DRAKE-inspired folk tunings to SONIC YOUTH-esque guitar squall.

https://oliviasworld.bandcamp.com/

https://vanishingsound.bandcamp.com/