Revered Norwegian producer Todd Terje, today announces the details of his upcoming Australian tour this December. Bringing his live band The Olsens to Australia for the very first time, Todd Terje & The Olsens will headline shows at Sydney’s Metro Theatre and Melbourne’s Forum Theatre, along with his recently announced headline set at Meredith Music Festival. Tickets to headline dates are on sale Friday 1 Sept, with full dates and details below.

The tour follows the release of his latest single ‘Maskindans’, the first to be taken from his sophomore LP out on Olsen Records in 2018. ‘Maskindans’ is a body moving cover of a Norse Synth spectacular from the dystopian dance floors of ’82. It’s the first track to be taken from Terje’s long-awaited second album, and follows on from the acclaimed debut LP It’s Album Time! The 2014 release defined the Scandinavian disco sound and marked Terje as one of the most prominent producers of the last decade, featuring cult anthem ‘Inspector Norse‘, which was heralded by Mixmag as the Best Track Of The Year. The record was also recognised as one of The 100 Best Albums of the Decade So Far by Pitchfork.

Be the first to catch Todd Terje & The Olsens for their debut Australian performance this summer.

TODD TERJE TOUR DATES

Thurs 7 Dec – Sydney – The Metro Theatre
Tickets at ticketek.com.au or 132 849
Sat 9 Dec – Meredith – Meredith Music Festival
Sun 10 Dec – Melbourne – Forum Theatre
Tickets at ticketmaster.com.au or 136 100

Pre-sale tickets on sale now.
General on-sale tickets 10AM local time, Friday 1 Sept. 

‘Maskindans‘ is out now and available to buy/stream here.

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PRAISE FOR TODD TERJE

triple j Album Of The Week
FBi Radio Sunset Album Of The Week
RTR FM Feature Album
2SER Feature Album

“Featuring a robust range in pace, imagery, and vocal implementation, the record is the most eclectic and thought-out work from Olsen to date.”
Consequence Of Sound

“…Terje’s infectious electronic pop beds itself deep in the brain.”
NME (8/10)

“It’s Album Time is, as advertised, his first full-length album. The title sets the tone: Casual, confident, and unburdened by the imagined need for significance that scares so many good dance producers into losing their cool when given a bigger platform.”
PITCHFORK (8.7/10)

“The production across 12 tracks is scintillating, the breadth of territory often surprising.”
Sydney Morning Herald (4/5)