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Splashh To Play With Rolling Stones In London

by Paul Cashmere on June 13, 2013

Splashh, featuring an Australian, two New Zealanders and a Brit, will share the bill with The Rolling Stones at London’s Hyde Park Summer Time show on July 6.

Splashh is Australian Toto Vivian, New Zealanders Sasha Carlson and Jacob Moore, and Brit Tom Beal.

The band officially formed in Hackney, east London in 2012 and was quickly signed to Luv Luv Luv records, the company that also represents Florence + The Machine.

Splashh will perform two shows in Australia before heading back to London for the Stones gig.

Dates are:

June 27, Sydney, Goodgod Small Club
June 29, Melbourne, Ding Dong Lounge

Tagged as: 10s, Australia, Hyde Park, Jacob Moore, London, rock, Rolling Stones, Sasha Carlson, Spalshh, Tom Beal, Toto Vivian, UK

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