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Boy & Bear's career has gone on to earn them two #1 ARIA charting albums -- Harlequin Dream (2013) and Limit Of Love (2015) -- the former being the second Boy & Bear studio album to hit Platinum status.

And all the while, the band has grown and developed on stages around the world, as they have accumulated a fierce and long-standing fan base. Multiple world tours, as well as dynamic performances at some iconic Australian sites such as the Sydney Opera House, Falls Festival and Splendour in the Grass, are just some accomplishments that Boy & Bear hold dear as a performing unit.

Though the musical climate around them has changed over the years, as has their influences and circumstances, Boy & Bear's resolve when it comes to making music has only become stronger. Recent years have seen the band fuelled by new creative inspiration: 2019's Suck On Light showing fans a reinvigorated Boy & Bear, while 2020's At Golden Retriever Studios was a moment for the band to revisit their expansive catalogue through the delivery of a series of stripped back cuts of beloved career favourites.

Now, a new chapter awaits.

The 2021/2022 summer saw Boy & Bear perform to over 65,000 people. An opportunity for reconnection, but also an opportunity to point towards something new from Boy & Bear, indicating new music was on the way.

Australian music has never been more ready for Boy & Bear; there hasn't been a more perfect time for their charismatic and uniquely warm and enveloping presence to return.