In the two years since the release of his sophomore work, Future Suture, Ned Collette’s music has led him around the globe. With his band ( Joe Talia on percussion and Ben Bourke on bass) newly christened as Wirewalker, he played 22 shows throughout Europe in 2008.

On his latest album Over The Stones, Under The Stars, Collette has purposefully stripped of the orchestration that marked previous releases to capture the fiery live experience of his band, while also adding piano, organ and mellotron to his usual axe slinging.

Joining Collette on tour is Jess Cornelius and her band under her Teeth and Tongue moniker. Her debut album, Monobasic, was largely a solo effort, but over the last twelve months Teeth and Tongue has evolved into a full band with a grittier and looser sound combining elements of pop, garage and post-punk with metronomic precision and haunting vocals.

Ned Collette and Wirewalker on tour with Teeth and Tongue

Friday 20 November – North Street Bar, Batemans Bay
Saturday 21 November – The Raval, Sydney
Friday 27 November – Northcote Social Club, Melbourne
Saturday 28 November – The Alley Cat, Hobart