Human Noise

Following on from the blistering 2020 release ‘How is it You Do That?’, today Human Noise keep the energy rolling with their new single ‘Bad Language’, an angsty slice of punk rock. Cleverly shrouded in good humour and self-awareness, Bad language is about self sabotage and the fear of failure. The chorus is an anthem for every twenty-something carving out a path and suffering the blows along the way, whether they be inevitable or self-inflicted. It is a vulnerable and angry earworm whose first world frustrations about eftpos fees and unreliable public transport veil a deeper inner turmoil. The accompanying video clip, directed by the band and shot by AnnieRose Collis captures the frantic energy of the single and the Human Noise live show. Shot in one take with a handy cam, the clip is a shaky, lo-fi experience.
 
Led by frontman-songwriter Eddie Boyd, the Sydney/Wollongong based band released their debut album as Boydos in 2019 and are gearing towards the first full length release as Human Noise in 2021. Dishing out candid observations of the day to day while musically sitting somewhere between The Velvet Underground and Radiohead, Human Noise is one of the country’s most exciting emerging acts. You can catch them at their upcoming Bad language single launch shows in Sydney, Wollongong, Katoomba and Newcastle.
 

TICKETING INFO

- Do not attend if you are feeling unwell

- All audience members will be required to sanitise & check-in upon entry to Waywards.

- Shows will be seated (1.5m apart) and limited to 46 per sitting to allow for social distancing.

- All seats & tables will be wiped down & sanitised between show sessions/sittings.

- Guests must be seated at all times of the show unless moving from one section of the venue to another -  i.e toilet, smoking area etc. There is to be no standing and mingling among guests especially between different groups and alcohol can only be consumed by seated customers.

- Drinks can only be ordered through ME&U table service, no need to head to the bar! All tables will have their own ME&U beacon where guests can scan a QR code to view the drinks menu, order & pay as drinks are brought to them.

- Artist to perform two separate sittings, 6:30pm & 9:30pm

- Due to venue seating layout, tickets are only able to be purchased in groups of 2 or 4 (subject to availability for both)

- Patrons are to promptly leave once the shows have finished to ensure staff are able to sanitise and wipe down all surfaces before the next show.

 

The venue will be taking a number of precautionary measures to ensure patron safety, including:

- Hand sanitiser dispensers on entry and at tables

- Signage and social distancing markers throughout the venue

- Regular sanitising of the venue and full clean between sittings