Aussie band break-up but will play in Perth one more time
The electronic band hailing from Melbourne announced on Tuesday, taking to social media to share the devastating news.
'From the very beginning, our dream was to make shows feel like house parties with friends. We never imagined that party would last 15 years,' the band said on Instagram.
'It's been a wild, lucky, beautiful ride.'
However, the band will be leaving fans with a bang, going on one last run of shows across the country on The Final Party tour.
Kicking off at Freo Social on October 17, the band will stop off in Adelaide, Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne.
'We want to throw one last party — a big thank you to everyone who's danced, sung, written to us, shared a stage or a story,' they said.
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'To our fans, friends, and families — your support has meant everything. You've been with us since our first Streetparty gigs, the unhinged I Oh You warehouse parties, opening Pyramid Rock, closing the dance tent at Falls Festival and everywhere since. You've given us stories, joy, and memories we'll hold for life.'Huge love and thanks to the incredible people behind the scenes — our team, crew, labels, techs, venues, and especially Andy Bryan, Six Boroughs, and Rob G, who've been with us since the early days.'
Aussie producer and DJ Benson is set to support the band on the tour.
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The five-piece first exploded onto the scene after winning Triple J's Unearthed High competition in 2010, with their track Dust becoming an anthem for music lovers across Australia.
The band used to consist of six members up until April last year when guitarist Mitch Ansell decided to hang up his strings after 13 years.
NPH released a total of four albums with the most recent being last year's Enhancer.
Tickets for the Aussie shows will be available on Thursday at 10am.
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