Rapper and poet Watsky will play a one-off set in Sydney on Friday, 23rd June. It’s George Watsky’s first show in the country in eight years – he completed a debut tour run here in 2014 in support of his album All You Can Do.
His Sydney show will take place at Liberty Hall – the rebranded Max Watts venue now run by the Mary’s Group. The show forms part of Watsky’s world tour in support of his latest album INTENTION, which landed in February.
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INTENTION was the third part of a trilogy of albums which included 2019’s COMPLAINT and 2020’s PLACEMENT. The album covers, when placed side by side, spell out the names of each record. INTENTION‘s most notable moment was a collaboration with T-Pain called ‘What’s The Move’.
Watsky rose to fame over a decade ago off the back of YouTube rap battles and his viral video ‘Pale Kid Raps Fast‘. Since then he’s released a bunch of albums beginning with his 2009 self-titled debut.
A renowned slam poet and essayist, Watsky’s first book How To Ruin Everything became a New York Times best-seller on release in 2016.
Watsky Sydney Show 2023
- Friday, 23rd June – Liberty Hall, Sydney
Tickets are on sale now via Moshtix.
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