Peach PRC rounds out her national tour in Brisbane/Meanjin, performing as part of the outdoor live concert series, On the Banks.
Ahead of the release of her upcoming album, Porcelain, Peach PRC is heading to the Cultural Forecourt in South Bank as part of On the Banks.
Peach PRC joins an impressive list of iconic artists who have performed in the new outdoor live concert series, including Grace Jones, MARINA and more.
After touring North America and the UK festival circuit, Peach PRC told QNews that returning to Australia for her biggest headline shows yet feels grounding.
“Aussie crowds get the banter,” she laughed, sharing her excitement to be evolving musically and onstage.
Combining the glittering pop persona of Peach PRC with the raw humanity of Shaylee.
“I’m really just enjoying the process [and] discovering things about myself,” she said, “In the beginning, it was very authentic and real.”
“And I do just love pink and fairies, and I do love maximalist pop, and those were all just genuine things that I loved.
“But then … I had to go in and figure all that out, and that’s what I’m doing now in front of everyone.”
Peach PRC is quickly becoming one of Australia’s most influential new-gen pop visionaries with a cultivated and deeply engaged following.
Bringing her signature glitter-pop energy, magnetic personality and irreverent humour to the riverfront, she will be joined by Maude Latour and Salty.
Peach PRC performs at the riverside music hub on Thursday, March 19.
Image: SuppliedDon’t miss the final week of On the Banks
On the Banks is a partnership between the Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) and South Bank Corporation.
The outdoor series has transformed the green space by the river into a vibrant live music venue.
The space hosts bars and catering on the Brisbane River with amazing entertainment set against the iconic backdrop of the city skyline.
Alongside Peach PRC, On the Banks’ final week includes Hawaiian-born breakout artist Maoli, who will bring his genre-blending island reggae and country soul on Friday, March 20.
Country, folk, and pop combine on Sunday, March 22, with the captivating voice of Aotearoa/New Zealand’s Marlon Williams (Kāi Tahu, Ngāi Tai), in a special performance.
On the Banks is a celebration of live music that captures the essence of a Queensland summer: warm evenings, world-class performances, and an inviting community atmosphere.
Get your tickets to see Peach PRC, Maoli and Marlon Williams at On the Banks here.
Image SuppliedPhoto by Kelsey Doyle
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