British India

British India emerged from Melbourne’s underground scene in 2007 with their critically acclaimed debut album Guillotine, which spawned triple j favourites ‘Black & White Radio’, ‘Tie Up My Hands’, and ‘Run the Red Light’. The band earned the AIR Award for Best New Independent Artist that same year. Their 2008 follow-up Thieves debuted at #5 on the ARIA Album Chart, led by the single ‘I Said I’m Sorry’, and received two ARIA Award nominations for Best Independent Release and Best Producer. In 2010, ‘Vanilla’ paved the way for Avalanche, their second ARIA Top 5 album.

With well over 50 million streams to their name, over 1500 headline shows and a list of performances that includes every major festival in Australia, British India are one of the country’s most popular and stalwart indie-rock acts. Now, after weathering the pandemic and recharging, the band return with renewed purpose.