Alt-pop icons The Veronicas bring Gothic Summer Tour to House of Blues Orlando and are Here To Dance!
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Alt-pop icons The Veronicas bring Gothic Summer Tour to House of Blues Orlando and are Here To Dance!

Australian alt-pop sister duo The Veronicas are back in the U.S. including a visit to Orlando this weekend.



Iconic Alt-Pop Trailblazers, The Veronicas are back in the U.S. after a break of 10 years!


The Australian pop rock legends have recently released their sixth album, Gothic Summer which was released on March 22, and have embarked on a stateside headline tour, Gothic Summer Tour.


The trek which kicked off on April 3rd in San Francisco, is making its way through cities including Denver, Chicago, New York City, Atlanta, and Las Vegas, including a stop here in Orlando this week.


The sisters, Lisa and Jess Origliasso will take to the stage at House of Blues Orlando this Saturday, April 27, with support from special guest Jesse Jo Stark.


Tickets are still available for the show. Get tickets here.


GOTHIC SUMMER is the newest album from The Veronica. Released on March 22, 2024. the sixth studio release marks a triumphant return for the duo, which showcases their signature sound while exploring exciting new territory, delivering a pop masterpiece with a stormy vein twisted through its track list.   In an interview with Rolling Stone, Jess said "The whole theme of Gothic Summer is that it's basically exploring social commentary on what we think is reality versus how we create our reality. It's a very metaphorical album."  And in an interview with Kyle Meredith, the duo reported that some songs had been influenced by bands like The B-52’s and The Cramps “[It’s] more of the music that we grew up listening to, rather than what you would expect The Veronicas to make for a radio song, if that makes sense.”

GOTHIC SUMMER is the newest album from The Veronica. Released on March 22, 2024. the sixth studio release marks a triumphant return for the duo, which showcases their signature sound while exploring exciting new territory, delivering a pop masterpiece with a stormy vein twisted through its track list.


In an interview with Rolling Stone, Jess said "The whole theme of Gothic Summer is that it's basically exploring social commentary on what we think is reality versus how we create our reality. It's a very metaphorical album."


And in an interview with Kyle Meredith, the duo reported that some songs had been influenced by bands like The B-52’s and The Cramps “[It’s] more of the music that we grew up listening to, rather than what you would expect The Veronicas to make for a radio song, if that makes sense.”



In Here To Dance, an infectious bassline opens... “We’re not gonna listen to that blah blah blah” they sing over an early Ke$ha-style synth. The bassline stays consistent throughout, keeping the energy up throughout the infectious track.



Named “the ultimate pop-punk duo of the mid-aughts” by Nylon, The Veronicas have long been recognized for their famed blueprint in songwriting and career of multi-platinum studio albums which expertly balance vulnerability with a bit of rebellion.


The hitmaking duo first emerged in 2005 with their now 4x ARIA-certified platinum, debut album The Secret Life of..., which featured hit singles such as "4ever" and "Everything I'm Not." In 2007, they released their critically acclaimed, sophomore album Hook Me Up, which lauded their first international top-ten hit "Untouched." After a hiatus, the duo returned with their self-titled third studio album in 2014.


Alt-pop icons The Veronicas are bringing 2024 Gothic Summer Tour to House of Blues Orlando

Now bang up to date, this year the duo unveiled their newest full-length body of work, Gothic Summer, the long-awaited project, is their first international release in 10 years.


Alt-pop icons The Veronicas are bringing 2024 Gothic Summer Tour to House of Blues Orlando

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