ON SALE THURSDAY 10 MAY. Supported by The Getaway Plan. After more than ten years, four studio albums and an immeasurable amount of anticipation, the wait is finally over!

The Say Anarchy Australian Tour will be the bands first in over three years, with the Californian indie-punks last in Australia to wow audiences at the 2009 Soundwave Festival. The ingenious indie punk brainchild of Max Bemis, perhaps best known for their provocative lyrics, quirky music and eccentric live shows, has been making their odd, ever-changing and simply unclassifiable music for over a decade, with no signs of slowing down. Australian fans were tempted with a taste of the animated and eccentric live show Say Anything has become renowned for way back in 2009. Come July Say Anything will reward their Australian fans patience with the opportunity to take in their full live experience with extended sets. Fresh from appearances on two of the country's premier music festivals, Melbourne's The Getaway Plan have been touring relentlessly since the release of their sophomore album Requiem in November 2011. With a solid reputation for delivering one of Australia's most explosive live shows, they will set the stage for Say Anything to bring the show home on all dates. The Say Anarchy Australian Tour is destined to be one of the Must See shows of 2012.