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Silky Roads - ’Telephone Line’ Single Launch

Silky Roads - ’Telephone Line’ Single Launch

7:00pm, Fri 24 July, 2026
Oxford Art Factory, Gallery Bar, NSW accessibility-icon
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Event Details

Fresh off the release of their new single Telephone Line, Sydney electro-pop outfit Silky Roads take over Oxford Art Factory Gallery on Friday July 24 for a special hometown headline show.

A high-energy electro-pop anthem about refusing to lose, Telephone Line is the latest taste of the band’s forthcoming third EP, due later this year. The release follows Blindfold, which has already amassed more than 20,000 streams and earned support from Triple J.

2026 has been a breakout year for Silky Roads, with support slots for Baxter Dury at The Roundhouse and Mind Enterprises at Liberty Hall, a standout appearance at Woodford Folk Festival, and selection for BIGSOUND 2026. With over 4 million streams on their sophomore EP, Silky Roads are primed to bring their biggest Sydney headline show yet to Oxford Art Factory.

Featuring special guests Miramar

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