Blasting onto the Sydney rock scene in 1993, Nitocris ripped through the Australian touring circuit for 8 years straight, amassing a grand total of 1500 shows. The band played all the major festivals, endless headlining tours and supported some of the greatest artists in both Australia and the world. Their relentless live show kept music lovers coming back for more and are still considered one of the most well loved bands of their era.
With multiple EP releases & two full length albums, an abundance of radio play, an aria nomination (Single - Manic) and countless wild adventures, Nitocris disbanded in 2001 leaving a gigantic hole in the alternative scene. Now they are returning for 1 show only at the Marrickville Bowling Club on October 3.
Nitocris have joined forces with ‘Farmer & The Owl’ via the new ‘Before Somewhere’ imprint to release a double vinyl record including their self titled second album as well as some extra tracks housed in a gatefold sleeve. This will be the first time these tracks have appeared on vinyl and will be available through pre-order now, ticket bundle and at the merch desk.
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