LIME CORDIALE Returns Returns to the US for SXSW & Announces First Full Band US Tour

Brothers Oli and Louis Leimbach - better known as LimeCordiale - are thrilled to return to SXSW this year for several showcases before they hit the West Coast for their first tour in the US performing as a full band including several shows supporting LAYNE and a stop at School Night in Los Angeles on March 26th. The US dates will also be the first overseas stops in support of their debut album Permanent Vacation, which was released on October 13, 2017 via Chugg Music worldwide.

Permanent Vacation showcases a unique blend of rock, pop, soul and beyond, drawing influences from The Beatles and the Beach Boys to The Strokes and The Growlers. The set was produced by Dave Hammer and hit #1 on the AIR Independent Albums Chart. The album also garnered widespread critical acclaim in Australia, with the Sydney Morning Heraldsaying, "where they stand out, though, among a sea of carefree, upbeat pop bands, is in their ability to write some of the most memorable and melodic hooks this side of Abbey Road," and had several tracks getting spun on triple j.

Raised in a coastal community on Sydney's Northern Beaches, the brothers have seen firsthand the effect humans have on the environment, with their experience playing out in their music and lifestyle. Both are strict vegetarians who are proponents for sustainable fishing and drought relief in Australia and travel with a plastic free rider while touring. In addition to environmental efforts, the duo is also heavily involved in all artistic aspects of the band and beyond with a merchandise line based around Louis' linocuts and hand-drawn designs.

Last week, the band wrapped up a tour as main support for Primal Scream in Australia. Check them out in Austin at this year's SXSW where they'll be playing several showcases and on the West Coast in March. Full dates below, for tickets and the most up to date information, please visitwww.limecordiale.com.

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