Infinity Song
Saturday, 12 September 2026, 10:00
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<p>Fast rising New York 4-piece Infinity Song are set to make their second trip to Australia and first trip to
New Zealand in January 2026, with dates set for<strong> Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane</strong> and <strong>Perth.</strong></p><p>Composed of siblings <strong>Abraham, Angel, Israel </strong>and<strong> Momo Boyd </strong>- the soft rock group have had a whirlwind few years since being handpicked by <strong>Jay Z</strong> for <strong>Roc Nation </strong>in 2016. Initially busking and working on their craft across iconic New York spots such as <strong>Central Park</strong> & <strong>Grand Central Station</strong>, the band have since made their way across the globe hitting some of the biggest stages in the world; including <strong>Madison Square Garden </strong>and <strong>Carnegie Hall </strong>in New York, <strong>The Palladium, Union Chapel </strong>and <strong>Koko</strong> in London, and iconic festivals such as <strong>Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, Boston Calling, Bonnaroo </strong>and <strong>Railbird.</strong></p><p>Often likened to legendary artists such as <strong>Fifth Dimension, The Mamas and The Papas, </strong>and <strong>ABBA</strong>, the
band have had some incredible viral success throughout the career - including their 2024 hit<strong><em> ‘Haters
Anthem’</em></strong> which has seen over <strong>300 million streams </strong>since release and even landing them an endorsement from <strong>Doja Cat. </strong></p><p>The band are currently in the midst of a hefty world tour across Europe, Asia the US in support of their latest single <strong><em>‘London Foxes’</em></strong>, a bold, playful track that blends their signature harmonies with a fresh sonic edge. Amongst the extensive tour list, the band have recently played at festivals such as <strong>All Together
Now Festival</strong> (IRE), <strong>Kampnagel Summerfestival </strong>(Germany), <strong>Haldern Pop Festival </strong>(Germany), <strong>Flow
Festival OY</strong> (Finland) and <strong>Summer Sonic Festival </strong>(Japan).<br><br>Their debut Australian tour last year was an overwhelming success, <strong>selling out </strong>their Melbourne show at
the Night Cat and leaving punters spellbound with their captivating performances.
This time around they’re taking things up a notch, with their biggest Australian venues yet.</p><p><br></p><p dir="ltr"><strong>Please be advised the Manning Bar lift is undergoing maintenance & will be out of order for this show. At this time, we cannot accomodate any bookings that require use of the lift, we apologise for the inconvenience. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact <u>boxoffice@century.com.au</u> for assistance.</strong></p>
New Zealand in January 2026, with dates set for<strong> Auckland, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane</strong> and <strong>Perth.</strong></p><p>Composed of siblings <strong>Abraham, Angel, Israel </strong>and<strong> Momo Boyd </strong>- the soft rock group have had a whirlwind few years since being handpicked by <strong>Jay Z</strong> for <strong>Roc Nation </strong>in 2016. Initially busking and working on their craft across iconic New York spots such as <strong>Central Park</strong> & <strong>Grand Central Station</strong>, the band have since made their way across the globe hitting some of the biggest stages in the world; including <strong>Madison Square Garden </strong>and <strong>Carnegie Hall </strong>in New York, <strong>The Palladium, Union Chapel </strong>and <strong>Koko</strong> in London, and iconic festivals such as <strong>Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, Boston Calling, Bonnaroo </strong>and <strong>Railbird.</strong></p><p>Often likened to legendary artists such as <strong>Fifth Dimension, The Mamas and The Papas, </strong>and <strong>ABBA</strong>, the
band have had some incredible viral success throughout the career - including their 2024 hit<strong><em> ‘Haters
Anthem’</em></strong> which has seen over <strong>300 million streams </strong>since release and even landing them an endorsement from <strong>Doja Cat. </strong></p><p>The band are currently in the midst of a hefty world tour across Europe, Asia the US in support of their latest single <strong><em>‘London Foxes’</em></strong>, a bold, playful track that blends their signature harmonies with a fresh sonic edge. Amongst the extensive tour list, the band have recently played at festivals such as <strong>All Together
Now Festival</strong> (IRE), <strong>Kampnagel Summerfestival </strong>(Germany), <strong>Haldern Pop Festival </strong>(Germany), <strong>Flow
Festival OY</strong> (Finland) and <strong>Summer Sonic Festival </strong>(Japan).<br><br>Their debut Australian tour last year was an overwhelming success, <strong>selling out </strong>their Melbourne show at
the Night Cat and leaving punters spellbound with their captivating performances.
This time around they’re taking things up a notch, with their biggest Australian venues yet.</p><p><br></p><p dir="ltr"><strong>Please be advised the Manning Bar lift is undergoing maintenance & will be out of order for this show. At this time, we cannot accomodate any bookings that require use of the lift, we apologise for the inconvenience. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact <u>boxoffice@century.com.au</u> for assistance.</strong></p>
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