DMA's

DMA's play The Engine Shed on Tuesday 9 February, as part of their headline tour across the UK and Ireland. They're touring their new album, so the set will be built around the new material.

If you're not familiar with them, DMA's are Johnny Took, Matt Mason and Tommy O'Dell, three friends who met playing in other bands and got together making nostalgic garage pop in a bedroom in Newtown, Australia. They're three writers, three mates and three frontmen, and they demoed a handful of songs in Johnny's bedroom studio and drew attention before putting out an official track or playing a single show. Since then, they've sold more than 250,000 albums and earned over 575 million streams. Hills End is one of their best-known songs, and their latest is the 2023 electronic-tinged album How Many Dreams?.

The venue is The Engine Shed, a 1,500-capacity room at the University of Lincoln Student Union, housed inside a former Great Northern Railway engine shed from 1874. It's cited as Lincolnshire's largest live music and events facility. The show is for over-14s only, and under-18s must be accompanied by an adult.

Tickets are £33.75, which includes the booking fee, and the night starts at 7:00pm.