Dirty Three are back and selling out, today announcing a third and final
Melbourne show to share their rumbling, widescreen tour at
The Forum on Sunday, 16th June. General on-sale for this cacophony of noise begins today at
2pm AEST. 
This news comes on the heels of the announcement of a new album,
Love Changes Everything.
Kicking off the Tour
Warren Ellis shares his excitement about kicking off their tour in Melbourne for the RISING Festival by stating, What joy to kick off the tour for our new album Love Changes Everything in Melbourne Australia for the RISING Festival. Recorded in 5 days. Mixed in a year. Nothing has changed. Older and meaner, sadder and totally dangerous. Dirty Three are Thirty Two years old. Come blow out the candles and help us stick a knife in the cake.
An Insight into Jim White’s Percussive Magic
Jim White, one-third of Dirty Three and an award-winning drummer, continues to captivate audiences with his percussive magic. From his early days with the band, formed by Ellis, drummer Jim White, and guitarist Mick Turner in Melbourne in 1992, Jim White’s drumming has been a key component of their atmospheric sound.We got together because it helped us pay the rent,
shared Ellis.
The Journey from Early Years to International Rock Underground
The band’s journey began in 1992 when Ellis, White, and Turner started creating music that mirrored atmospheric weather systems. Speaking about their beginnings, Ellis reflects on busking in Edinburgh and shares his thoughts on how true stories are always the most absurd.
The New Album: Love Changes Everything
Together again after more than a decade, Dirty Three’s latest album ‘Love Changes Everything’ embraces challenging and breathtaking melodies. Reflecting on reuniting for this project, Warren Ellis mentioned,It was just a trust in getting in the room and playing and seeing what would happen.
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