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Hilltop Hoods concert review: Hip hop larrikins electrify Perth fans

“Perth, you’re the best looking crowd on tour!”

The sound of the 15,000-strong crowd at RAC Arena cheering for Aussie hip-hoppers Hilltop Hoods was electrifying and deafening at times.

The multi-platinum selling and award-winning Adelaide trio returned for their first headline Australian shows in three years and Perth was their last stop.

The nationwide tour follows the release of Hilltop Hoods’ new single Show Business which features US soul singer Eamon.

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And boy, did they put the ‘show’ in show business on Saturday night.

Hitting the stage just after 9pm, the opening set of Leave Me Lonely was what the pumped up fans had been waiting for all night.

“This is a beautiful part of our world, thanks for coming down to party,” MC Pressure shouted.

The all ages concert was visually and audibly stunning; complete with amazing light and pyrotechnic displays.

Cameras from around the arena live streamed footage of the crowd in the mosh onto huge TV screens as well as angles from an on-stage point of view.

The show continued with The Nosebleed Section, fan favourite 1955 which followed onto their newest song.

Vocalists Pressure and Suffa were an absolute ball of energy, running and jumping around the stage non-stop.

DJ Debris was raised on a giant platform and certainly knew how to get the audience excited.

Perth had a lot of love to give the trio, aged in their mid 40s, who are often considered as the pioneers of “larrikin-like” style of Australian hip hop.

Other classic hits such as Exit Sign and Chase That Feeling were also highlights of the night.

During one song the artists asked the audience to remove one item of clothing “respectfully” and wave it around in the air.

In an instant, jumpers, shoes, hats and even a person’s crutch were some items of choice.

Cosby Sweater was a fitting finale as the entire room — even the seated patrons — got to their feet dancing.

Support acts included Kenyan-born Australian singer songwriter Elsy Wameyo, world-renowned turntablist DJ Total Eclipse and A.B Original.

During A.B Original’s 30 minute set Eskimo Joe’s Kavyen Temperley made a special appearance for one of the songs.

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SA legends Hilltop Hoods have announced their return to Australian stages for the first time in three years with The Show Business Tour .

Mark August and September 2022 in your cal ‘cause that’s when you’ll be able to catch the boys playing arenas in Brisbane, Perth, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide.

Update: The Hoods shows in Melbourne and Adelaide have sold out, but they're headed to Tasmania for a newly added show on muwinina land in Hobart to kick off the tour, with support from JAYTEEHAZARD.

Joining Hilltop Hoods on their run will be the powerful duo of Briggs and Trials, aka A.B. Original, who are promising to play new music(!) alongside tunes from their J Award-winning album Reclaim Australia .

Tickets are on sale today (9 June) at 12 midday. All other tickets for The Show Business Tour are up for grabs now. Head here for all the details .

Additional support will be supplied by Kenyan-born Australian singer songwriter Elsy Wameyo, and world-renowned turntablist DJ Total Eclipse.

All this is in celebration of the Hoods latest single ‘Show Business’ which features US soul singer Eamon of ‘Fuck It (I Don’t Want You Back)’ fame.

“I think that track ['Fuck It'] kind of ruined his life. He’s got this amazing voice and a great story. It’s his to tell -- more the traditional 'Get big. Hit rock bottom. Find God.' Arc,” MC Suffa explained of the unexpected feature.

Hilltop Hoods The Show Business 2022 Australian Tour

with special guests A.B. Original, Elsy Wameyo, DJ Eclipse (all shows except Hobart), JAYTEEHAZARD (Hobart only)

• Saturday 20 August - Mystate Bank Arena | muwinina, Hobart
• Saturday 27 August - Brisbane Entertainment Centre | Meanjin, Brisbane
• Saturday 3 September - Qudos Bank Arena | Gadigal Land, Sydney
• Saturday 10 September - Rod Laver Arena | Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung, Melbourne (sold out)
• Saturday 17 September - RAC Arena | Whadjuk Noongar, Perth
• Saturday 24 September - Adelaide Entertainment Centre | Kaurna, Adelaide (sold out)

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Hilltop Hoods Announce 'The Show Business' Australian Tour

"The downs can be quite serious in the music business, particularly over the last two years, but the ups make it worth it."

Multi-platinum selling, award-winning group Hilltop Hoods  have today announced the tour dates for their The Show Business Tour , which sees them perform headline shows across Australia this coming August and September.

Joining the legacy Australian act on the tour are A.B. Original,  who are set to perform a taste of new tracks amongst classic cuts from their brilliant debut album, Reclaim Australia.  Also joining them on the bill is highly hyped, emerging Kenyan-born Australian singer-songwriter Elsy Wameyo  and world-renowned turntablist DJ Total Eclipse.

The tour follows their biggest and most successful run to date, The Great Expanse World Tour,  which saw them play sold-out arenas to over 100,000 fans across 14 different countries. It also set the record for the largest tour of any Australian act in 2019.

Today's announcement closely follows the release of their brand new single Show Business,  which features US soul singer Eamon. 

Suffa of Hilltop Hoods says, "The idea for Show Business came from something my buddy Dools used to say to me whenever he’d call me on the road.

"I’d inevitably be stuck at a gas station in the middle of nowhere with a hangover whenever he’d call, weeks away from getting home and he’d always laugh and say ‘What, and quit show business?’

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Hilltop Hoods are truly a once in a generation Australian act, winning 10 ARIA Awards, achieving six #1 records, playing sold-out arena tours and having over sixty Platinum accreditations and counting.

You can grab tickets via the Telstra Plus member Pre-sale from 11am (local time) on Thursday 5 May 2022 before the general public on sale at 10am (local time) on Wednesday 11 May.

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Hilltop Hoods have announced an arena tour for this August and September, with the trio – MCs Suffa and Pressure and DJ Debris – playing shows in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide.

The band will be joined on the road by A.B. Original – the duo of Briggs and trials – who will preview new music alongside cuts from their debut studio album, 2016’s incendiary  Reclaim Australia . Support will also from rising star Elsy Wameyo along with turntablist DJ Total Eclipse.

The run of dates marks Hilltop Hoods’ first headline tour since 2019, and followers their return back in March with the single ‘Show Business’, featuring Eamon. It marked the trio’s first new music since latest album  The Great Expanse , which also arrived in 2019 and featured singles like  Adrian Eagle  collab ‘Clark Griswold’, ‘Leave Me Lonely’ and ‘Exit Sign’ alongside  Illy  and  Ecca Vandal .

“The idea for ‘Show Business’ came from something my buddy Dools used to say to me whenever he’d call me on the road,” Suffa explained of the song upon its release.

“I’d inevitably be stuck at a gas station in the middle of nowhere with a hangover whenever he’d call, weeks away from getting home and he’d always laugh and say ‘What, and quit show business?’ The downs can be quite serious in the music business, particularly over the last two years, but the ups make it worth it.”

See tour dates below. Tickets will go on sale next Wednesday, 11th May, with Hilltop Hoods fan club pre-sale beginning tomorrow morning (Tuesday, 3rd May) and a Telstra Plus pre-sale this Thursday (5th May).

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Saturday, 27th August Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane

Saturday, 3rd September Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney

Saturday, 10th September Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne

Saturday, 17th September RAC Arena, Perth

Saturday, 24th September Adelaide Entertainment Centre, Adelaide

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Hilltop Hoods Announce 2022 Australia Tour

Hilltop Hoods have announced The Show Business Tour 2022 with headline shows scheduled across Australia this August and September.

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This will be the legendary hip hop group’s first headline tour since 2019 when The Great Expanse World Tour saw them play sold-out arenas in 14 different countries. Beginning in Brisbane on August 27th, the trio will visit Sydney, Melbourne and Perth, before finishing the tour in Adelaide on September 24th.

They’ll be joined on tour by A.B. Original, set to perform iconic tracks from their 2016 debut album Reclaim Australia as well as new music. Additional support will be provided by Kenyan-born Australian singer-songwriter Elsy Wameyo and DJ Total Eclipse.

The tour announcement follows the release of Hilltop Hoods’ new single “Show Business” , their first single in almost two years. They recruited powerhouse US soul singer Eamon for the track, which sees the group contend with the highs and lows of a lifetime in the music industry.

“The idea for “Show Business” came from something my buddy Dools used to say to me whenever he’d call me on the road,” Suffa explained. “I’d inevitably be stuck at a gas station in the middle of nowhere with a hangover whenever he’d call, weeks away from getting home and he’d always laugh and say ‘What, and quit show business?’ The downs can be quite serious in the music business, particularly over the last two years, but the ups make it worth it.”

Pre-sale for Telstra Plus members begins on Thursday, May 5th (11am local time), before tickets to the general public go on sale on Wednesday, May 11th (10am local time).

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With special guests A.B. Original, Elsy Wameyo and DJ Total Eclipse

August 27th Brisbane Entertainment Centre, Brisbane, QLD

September 3rd Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney, NSW

September 10th Rod Laver Arena, Melbourne, VIC

September 17th RAC Arena, Perth, WA

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Venue: RAC Arena, 700 Wellington St, Perth, WA, Australia

Date: Sat, 17 Sept

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Hilltop Hoods have announced sold-out gigs in Melbourne and Adelaide and a new show at MyState Bank Arena in Hobart on Saturday, August 20. Tickets for the Hobart performance, which is proudly presented by triple j, TEG Live, and Blue Max Music, will go on sale to the general public at Noon on Thursday, June 9.

In what is building up to be another massive Hilltop Hoods tour, the remaining performances in Brisbane, Sydney, and Perth are selling out quickly. Hilltop Hoods will be joined on the national tour by A.B Original, Elsy Wameyo, DJ Total Eclipse at all gigs except Tasmania, and jayteehazard in Hobart. Don’t miss out on seeing Hilltop Hoods in concert! In August and September, I’ll be touring around the country.

Hilltop Hoods Biography

Hilltop Hoods is an Australian hip hop group founded in 1996 in Blackwood, South Australia. They are considered pioneers of Australian hip hop’s “larrikin-like” style. Back Once Again, the group’s debut extended play, was published in 1997, and the group has since released eight studio albums, two “restrung” albums, and three DVDs. After co-founder DJ Next (Ben John Hare) departed the group in 1999, Suffa (Matthew David Lambert) and Pressure (Daniel Howe Smith) were joined by DJ Debris (Barry John M. Francis).

Since their initial appearance in 2003, the band has had 21 songs voted into the yearly countdowns, making them one of the most frequent artists in the history of the Triple J Hottest 100. The Hard Road won “Best Independent Release” and “Best Urban Album” at the 2006 ARIA Music Awards. They received “Best Urban CD” in 2007 for The Hard Road: Restrung, a remix album (2007). They received the same award for State of the Art in 2009 and Drinking from the Sun in 2012. Debris was named “Engineer of the Year” in 2009 for his work on State of the Art. Walking Under Stars won the Best Urban Album category at the 28th ARIA Awards in 2014, giving the band their third ARIA win.

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Australian hip-hop trio, Hilltop Hoods coalesced in the early 1990s in the city of Adelaide. Though it took a while for the group to gain traction (they did not release a full length album until 1999), they have established themselves as an important force within the hip-hop community.

The group is composed of MCs Suffa (Matt Lambert) and Pressure (Daniel Smith) and DJ Debris (Barry Francis). The beginnings of Hilltop Hoods can be traced back to Blackwood High School where Lambert and Smith met in 1987 and bonded over a love of intellectual rap heard from collectives like Public Enemy and KRS-One. The band additionally cites Notorious B.I.G., Gang Starr, Wu-Tang Clan, and the Beastie Boys as major influences. They would pay tribute to the Beastie Boys later in their career, covering the track “So What’cha Want” from the classic album “Check Your Head”.

The Hilltop Hoods made no effort in hiding their thick Australian accent. Along with their abstract lyrics and catchy beats, sounding as if they were lifted from a dusty 60s psychedelic record, they developed one of the most idiosyncratic personalities in the rap game. The ball started rolling after the two MCs were joined by DJ Next (Ben John Hare). Hare was not only a gifted DJ, he was also a well versed engineer and is credited for the majority of the production work on the Hilltop Hoods’ early releases. The group put out the demo “Highlanderz” (a cassette only release) before issuing their first official release, which was the 1997 E.P. “Back Once Again”. This release was made available only on vinyl and included a total of 6 tracks. The title track included a sample of Public Enemy’s “Bring the Noise”.

Two years later the group independently released their debut album “A Matter of Time”. This was the last output to feature DJ Next. Next moved to Melbourne after his departure and developed his own mixtape website in 2005 and additionally has gone on to act as a freelance web designer.

In 1999 Hilltop Hoods recruited DJ Debris of fellow rap group Cross Bred Mongrels to replace Next. With the new line up they released their album “Left Foot, Right Foot” in 2001. However it was not until their next release, 2003’s “The Calling”, that the group had their commercial breakthrough. The album exhibited a noticeably monaural sound, which Suffa attributes to the minimalistic way it was recorded, which was on his mom’s computer. Despite the album’s lo-fi production it was a major success. The album debuted on the ARIA Albums Chart at No. 53. By 2006 it sold over 75,000 units, making it the first Australian hip-hop album to reach platinum status.

The group seemed to be in a record breaking trend with the release of their next album “The Hard Road”. It reached No.1 on the charts, making it the first Australian hip-hop record to do so and also went gold within a week of its release. By this time the group seemed to have reached celebrity status and continued putting out chart topping albums. Their 2009 release “State of the Art” housed two of their biggest singles “Chase That Feeling” and “Still Standing”.

Their 2012 album “Drinking From the Sun” and their 2014 album “Walking Under Stars” also peaked at No.1 on the charts. The trio has since gained global recognition particularly in the States. Their album “Drinking From the Sun” features high profile American MCs such as Black Thought from the Roots and Chali 2Na from Jurassic 5.

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The Hilltop Hoods are probably Australia's longest running Hip hop group, and are the undeniable face of the Oz hip hop scene. Their sound is an exemplar of Oz rap, firmly rooted in the jazz and deck-heavy sensibilities of the 90's. They first formed way back in 97, taking inspiration from Notorious B.I.G, Gang Starr, KRS-One and Wu Tang. They've since become the poster children for Australia's hip hop scene, setting up foundations to support other acts, and being the go to support act for big names on their Australian legs of tours. Their discography is an ode to old school, DJ-centric beats, and the fiery delivery of their idols. Their live performances as such, carry with them all the vitality and nostalgia of the era from which they derive their style. Oz hip hop is a tight knit community, as such performances often feature long lists of scene members, MC's and DJ's that brought the scene out from the small but staunchly supportive fan bases from where they first started, and out into the mainstream of Australian recording artists. The Hoods are one of those groups around which the entire scene orbits, championing the unique sounds of Australian Hip hop, for anyone keen on the genre, they're compulsory viewing.

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Although hip hop may have originated on the coasts of the United States, there is no doubt that artists from other countries have adopted the genre successfully over the years. Trio Hilltop Hoods are perhaps Australia's most successful hip hop export partly due to the longevity of their career which now spans over twenty years.

Their music has reached global audiences and they have taken their live show around the world many times stopping off at a number of festivals. They are a fantastic band when it comes to hyping up crowds as they technically have three frontmen all of equal enthusiasm and intent. They make sure that everybody is equally excited before unleashing fan favourites including 'Chase That Feeling' and there is a real fun factor throughout yet this doesn't mean the group are not also here to demonstrate real freestyle ability. Sia is not on hand to help out for collaboration 'I Love It' yet it still makes for a fitting end to an incredibly lively, rambunctious live operation.

The moment they appeared on stage the air became electric. Their energy was contagious and the crowd rocked that energy like it was in high demand on a black Friday. I brought friends who weren't convinced they liked the Hoods all thag much. But after being a part of such a passionate moment they quickly came to thank me after we left the venue.

One word:"addictive".

I can't wait for them to come back already. Hell, I might just move to Australia.

Go see these buggers if they're in town. You won't regret it.

Seeing HH in concert was on my bucket list for quite some time. They did not disappoint and this concert was amazing. They played a lot of songs from their new album and even a few of the classics from the state of the art album. The show was high energy and good vibes from beginning to end. A special bonus was seeing Mally and Adrien Eagle as had not heard these artists before and they were also very talented performers and showman. Would definitely see all these artists again next time they are in town.

These guys are absolutely amazing, one of a kind. Great stage performance and presence. They interacted with the crowd, which most bands or groups don't do very often. Seriously if your a fan or you just like a song of theirs you're going to want to see them live no matter what!!! Highly recommend it.

They were spectacular. Electrifyingly good. Definitely won't be using the exit sign. I would see them again and can't wait until they return to Melbourne in a few years.

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The show was amazing! The energy was fantastic and the band performed perfectly. The first opener wasn’t as good as i had hoped but Mojojuju really brought back the energy. Hilltop had so many guest artists that performed just as well as everyone else. 100% would go again.

Hilltop has been killing it for a long time and keeps coming out with great music. Absolute blast of a show with amazing vibes, dope performances, crazy crowd energy. Can't recommend Hilltop Hoods enough even for people who don't know their music.

They had such an energetic performance for a Tuesday and had Electric Brixtop topless and waving their shirts around like they just don't care!!! encore with Crosby Sweater was all time!!! great show from some absolute industry legends!

Just immense. Huge energy, great interaction with the crowd, good set list that mixed up latest releases with crowd favourites. Support act (Briggs) was great as well. Great gig, try and catch them this tour.

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