HEADSEND Sign with EMI / Universal Music Australia (EXCLUSIVE)

Exciting young Australian band HEADSEND have signed with EMI / Universal Music Australia.

The Byron Bay three-piece have signed to the label in partnership with American Recordings / Republic Records in the US.

They will be released globally through the Universal Music Group, with Polydor UK supporting as the frontline label in the UK. The band are signed to TAP Music for global management and WME for live bookings.

Mark Holland, EMI Music Australia Managing Director, says HEADSEND are "one of the most exciting live acts" in the country.

"I’ve been lucky to see them play in clubs, theatres, and arenas, and their performances always draw the audience in completely. The EMI Music Australia team is thrilled to be part of their journey, supporting them as they grow and evolve on their own terms," he shares.

Sean Warner, President and CEO – Universal Music Australia + New Zealand President and CEO, adds: "HEADSEND are an exciting new force in music, and their reputation as a powerful live act is already resonating internationally. We’re pleased to partner with them and our global label network as they continue to grow internationally."

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"We are so proud to welcome HEADSEND to Republic Records and to be partnering with our friends at EMI and Universal Music Australia to help take this band to a global audience. From the very beginning, it was clear they’re building something special, and we’re incredibly excited about what’s ahead," says David Wolter, EVP / Head of A&R at Republic Records.

Coinciding with HEADSEND's signing news is the announcement of their debut EP and several live dates.

Following the release of Angel Glands on March 27th, the trio will embark on a run of shows across Australia between March and May, followed by a trip to the UK for The Great Escape on May 15th.

HEADSEND are Rasmus King, Kyuss King, and Bon Soric. In their nascent career so far, they've supported Wunderhorse on the English band's sold-out Australian tour and shared stages with legendary bands such as Tool and AC/DC. They have played over 40 shows across their home country in the last year alone, highlighting their intense work ethic.